Homebrew Faun Species Details

Fauns, mythical beings originating in ancient Roman mythology and akin to Greek satyrs, are characterized by their enchanting blend of human and animal features. With a deer-like lower body, adorned with cloven hooves and a gracefully tapered tail reminiscent of a deer, fauns exude a more elegant and gentle presence. Their upper bodies retain a human appearance, featuring arms and torsos, while pointed ears and occasional antlers on their heads contribute to their mythical allure. These mischievous and playful creatures maintain a deep connection with nature, often depicted as guardians of forests, embodying the spirit of the wilderness. Fauns with deer features, much like their goat-associated counterparts, revel in music, dance, and festivities, showcasing their love for celebration through the enchanting melodies of panpipes. Known for encounters with humans, fauns may offer guidance or playful tricks, adding a touch of magic to the mythological tapestry of these captivating beings.

Faun Traits

The fauns, a fantastical race rooted in ancient mythology, are distinguished by their captivating blend of humanoid and deer-like characteristics, featuring elegant lower bodies with cloven hooves and deer tails, complemented by human upper bodies adorned with pointed ears and occasionally crowned by delicate antlers. Known for their mischievous and playful nature, fauns embody a profound connection with nature, often serving as guardians of forests and embracing the spirit of the wilderness.

Stoneclimber

Players with this trait climb uneven terrain at walking speed.

Will of the Wind

Upon dealing a melee attack with advantage, the player will deal 1d6+4 extra damage, with a small chance to poison opponents.

Divine Healing

Once per day, the player with this trait may cast Blessing: Health with no cost.