Homebrew Drake Species Details
A Drake is larger compared to the other races found in Amphiaraus. They have two large wings, which allow them to cover long distances in the air, a long tail, and 4 strong legs with sharp claws. A Drake can vomit up thier digestion acid, which ignites when coming in contact with large ammount of air, making it look like they are breathing fire (as opposed to the breath weapon of the Ancient Dragons, which was obsereved to be magical). Without hands, a Drake cannot wield traditional weapons, but they don't need to, since they can use their body as a weapon in a fight.
Drake Traits
As a Drake, you gain the following traits:Languages
You know how to read, write and speak Draconic. You can only read and write Common, as you lack the organs required to speak. You can still understand and learn other languages, but you can only speak Draconic.
Creature Type
Your creature type is Dragon and -your size is Large
Armless
Drakes have no arms, so they cannot wield weapons or manipulate any objects, that would require hands.
Draconic Element
Choose a damage type from fire, ice, acid, poison and lightning as your element. You have resistance to that type of damage. Your bite attack's damage grappling damage and breath attack deals this type of damage.
Keen Senses
You gain proficiency in Perception.
Ability Increase
Increase your Strength, Constitution and Charisma scores by 2.
Natural Defense
Drakes have strong scales on their skin. While you aren't wearing armor, you have 14 AC.
Natural Weapons
Drakes are born with numerous natural weapons, which they can use to smash their foes. You have 4 natural weapons: Your claws, which deal 2d6 slashing (2d8 lvl 5, 2d10 lvl 10), your tail, which deals 1d8 slashing (piercing if it is thorned, 1d10 lvl 5, 1d12 lvl 10) in a 10 ft. circle around you and can knock prone anyone it hits (DC 8 + PB + your Stregth score Dexterity save), your teeth which deal 2d4 piercing damage (3d4 lvl 5, 4d4 lvl 10), on a hit, you can grapple the target with your mouth if they are Large or smaller (you cannot speak, use your teeth or breath attack without letting the creature go), the creature in your mouth takes 1d6 damage of your element's type on the start of its turn if it's still grappled; and your breath weapon which deals 2d6 + your Constitution modifier damage of your element's type (3d6 lvl 5, 4d6 lvl 10) in a 30 ft. cone, but creatures who successfully make a DC 13 (DC 15 lvl 5, DC 17 lvl 10) Dexterity saving throw takes only half of the damage.
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