Homebrew Gerudo Species Details

The Gerudo are a race of warriors, feared and respected in the countries they inhabit. Due to a unique biological quirk, the race consists almost solely of females. A single male Gerudo is born into the tribe every hundred years. This male is destined by Gerudo law to become their king. When there is no male to be their king, the Gerudo are led by a chief with the position passed on from mother to daughter. It is known, however, that at least during the Ocarina of Time era, the lack of males among the Gerudo is countered by turning to males from other human races.
The Gerudo are a desert-dwelling folk, being indigenous to the Gerudo Desert. Some Gerudo tribeswomen have lived nomadic lives, wandering across the desert. Gerudo are known to have the following traits: dark skin, amber eyes, red hair, a tall-stature, and a sharp bird-like nose. 

Characteristics
Gerudo resemble Hylians in their anatomy, but tower over them at an average of 8 feet tall . Their muscles are powerful and toned, and their athletic prowess on land is unmatched. Their skin has been darkened by generations of living in the scorching desert sun. Traditionally, they wear colorful, lightweight fabrics that allow their skin to breath in the heat. They accent their look with golden jewelry and brightly colored gemstones, which tend to shimmer in the desert sun. With vibrant red hair and a commanding personality, Gerudo have a way of capturing the attention of the room. Gerudo have a similar lifespan to Hylians with an average life expectancy of around 85-90 years. However, Gerudo mature much faster than Hylians, with Gerudo women reaching adulthood by the age of 16. 
Loyal and dedicated, a Gerudo’s number one priority is the safety and prosperity of her tribe. As such, they are frequently found training, hunting, or working within the walls of the city. Most Gerudo are in peak physical condition, even into the later years in life, and would gladly give their lives to ensure their tribe’s future.
Gerudo are very proud, and tend to be hard on themselves when faced with failure. They believe in taking personal responsibility, and it is considered the ultimate shame to attempt to pass blame onto someone else. A failed hunting party or a defeated batalion is an especially gloomy sight, as each member puts the blame squarely upon themselves.
Gerudo have a commanding presence, and aren’t shy about expressing their desires. Outside their city walls, they care much less about following the laws. 
Culture & Religion
Generally, the Gerudo have been shown to be a reclusive race that does not take well to outsiders on their territory, especially males. By Gerudo law, young Gerudo can't associate with men until they come of age, with the only exception being the king of the Gerudo. In spite of this, the Gerudo appreciate talent when they see it and do accept non-Gerudo among their ranks if they manage to prove themselves.
Being a warrior race, they are well apt at combat, and have been shown to use weapons such as scimitars, spears and glaives. Archery and horseback riding are highly regarded in Gerudo society. Gerudo women that rank highly in the hierarchy are taught horseback archery from a young age. 
The Gerudo no longer believe in the Goddess Hylia. They worship the Seven Heroines, seen as their divine protectors. The heroines embody the virtues of heart, skill, fortitude, wisdom, flight, mobility, and compassion. The Seven Heroines have been worshiped for a long time, and are said to have protected and guided the Gerudo in times past. Little is actually known about the heroines, even by the Gerudo.

Gerudo Traits

As a Gerudo you have access to the following traits:

Ability score increase

Your Gerudo upbringing has raised your physique to a higher level. You get +2 in STR or +2 in Dex

Dark One's blessing

The Gerudo have turned away from Hylia. Since doing so, they have gained a mysterious protection from an unknown patron. This gives them advantage on STR, CON and DEX saving throws against magic

Desert Dweller

The Gerudo have no issue with the desert environment. Being raised in the scorching desert sun, you can endure dry or hot climates without difficulty. You get a +1 to Constitution, and have advantage on survival checks on desert terrain. You ignore the effects of first level exhaustion.

Ancestral arms

The Gerudo traditionally make use of a limited set of weapons, and each Gerudo warrior learns to wield them from a young age. You are proficient with spears, glaives, scimitars, and the shortbow. 

Available classes

As Gerudo you have access to the following classes: Fighter, Barbarian, Bard, Rogue, Warlock, Sorcerer, Ranger