Homebrew Beholder Species Details

 

        

Beholders are floating, spherical creatures renowned for their vast intelligence, magical prowess, and an aura of paranoia. Their most striking features are a single central eye, a large toothy maw, and numerous eyestalks, each ending in an eye capable of projecting powerful rays. Beholders often believe themselves to be superior to all other beings, a trait that influences their interactions with others.

Ability Score Increase

Your Intelligence score increases by 2, and your Charisma score increases by 1. Beholders are known for their sharp minds and their ability to manipulate others.

Age

Beholders mature quickly, reaching adulthood around the age of 5. They can live for hundreds of years, though many do not survive that long due to their hostile nature and frequent conflicts with others.

Alignment

Beholders tend to be chaotic and lean towards evil, driven by their paranoia and belief in their superiority. However, individual beholders may defy these tendencies, pursuing paths aligned with other moral and ethical views.

Size

Beholders are medium-sized creatures, typically measuring about 4-6 feet in diameter, including their central body and eyestalks. Despite their size, they are often able to navigate through various terrains due to their ability to fly.

 

Beholder Traits

Beholders, iconic and enigmatic, possess a formidable array of abilities stemming from their unique physiology and innate magical aptitude. Central to their mystique are the diverse and potent eye rays they project, each capable of influencing or even subduing their adversaries. These eye rays, coupled with their natural intellect and charm, make Beholders formidable foes and intriguing allies alike. As adventurers or antagonists, their presence is both captivating and dangerous, making them a race that commands respect and caution in equal measure. Beholder's Gaze encapsulates these traits, offering players a glimpse into the power and intrigue of these iconic beings within the world of Dungeons & Dragons.

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