Homebrew DragonBlood Human Species Details

A Dragonblood Human is a unique subrace of humans infused with the blood of dragons, granting them extraordinary traits and abilities. They bear a close connection to draconic power and often exhibit physical, mental, or elemental traits reminiscent of dragons. Here is a description of a Dragonblood Human:

Appearance: Dragonblood Humans often possess distinctive physical features that reflect their dragon heritage. They might have slightly scaly skin, ranging from subtle patterns to more prominent scales on their arms, legs, or back. Some may even have small horns on their forehead or a thin membrane between their fingers, resembling wings. Their eyes often shimmer with vibrant colors, such as hues of gold, silver, or fiery red. While their appearance is unmistakably human, these dragon-like features set them apart from their purely human counterparts.

Personality: Dragonblood Humans inherit not only the physical aspects of dragons but also their inner traits. They tend to exhibit a strong sense of confidence, determination, and ambition. Like the dragons themselves, Dragonblood Humans often possess a natural charisma and commanding presence, effortlessly captivating the attention of those around them. They can be fierce and protective of their loved ones, valuing loyalty and honor above all else.

Abilities: The infusion of dragon blood in their veins grants Dragonblood Humans exceptional abilities. They possess an innate affinity for elemental magic, often exhibiting control over fire, ice, lightning, or other elemental forces. Some Dragonblood Humans can even manifest limited physical traits of specific dragon types, such as the ability to exhale a burst of fire or summon draconic wings for short periods.

Society and Culture: Dragonblood Humans are relatively rare, and their existence is often shrouded in mystery. They may form small communities or remain scattered individuals, each grappling with their unique gifts and navigating the challenges of their heritage. Their societies, if they exist, may be centered around dragon worship, the pursuit of knowledge about their lineage, or safeguarding ancient dragon artifacts. Dragonblood Humans are highly respected and feared among those who recognize their dragon-like powers, often eliciting a mix of awe and curiosity.

Roleplaying Tips: When playing a Dragonblood Human character, consider emphasizing their connection to dragons and the complexities of their dual nature. Explore their desire to understand and harness their abilities, as well as their struggle to balance their human identity with their dragon heritage. Embrace their natural leadership qualities, and use their elemental powers and unique traits to shape the narrative and leave a lasting impression on your adventures.

DragonBlood Human Traits

Dragonblood Humans possess the blood of dragons flowing through their veins, granting them extraordinary physical and magical abilities.

DragonFire: Imbue Weapon

At the cost of an action/BonusAction, imbue your current weapon with Dragonfire. When attack hits, roll your weapon damage die then a D6 for additional Fire damage. The additional damage increases at higher levels. After the weapon is used the dragonfire dispells. This ability can only be used once per Short/Long Rest. 

LVL 8: 2D6 

LVL10: 3D6

LVL 12: 4D6

LVL 15+ : 5D6

Out of Combat Use: Imbuing weapon out of combat illuminates the area for 15 ft.

Dispelled when hit by water or strong gusts of wind.

Dispelled after 10 minutes.

 

DragonFire is a powerful ability which has the potential to incinerate enemies with low health.

Incineration may damage or destroy any loot the enemy may have, so be cautious!

Scale Colors

Each DragonBlood Human may have an array of different colors of scales, and hair color.

DragonFire

You can use your action to exhale destructive energy. When you use your DragonFire, each creature in the area of the exhalation must make a saving throw. The DC for this saving throw equals 8 + your Constitution modifier + your proficiency bonus. A creature takes 2d6 Fire damage on a failed save, and half as much damage on a successful one. The damage increases to 3d6 at 6th level, 4d6 at 11th level, and 5d6 at 16th level. After you use your breath weapon, you can’t use it again until you complete a short or long rest.