Homebrew Dogeborn Species Details
The dogeborn are a race of sentient and intelligent Shibas. They are small and fast, and anger easily. Their Japanese ancestry makes them strong and independent, and they take orders from nobody. They enjoy chewing on items and humans. They have gained tremendous mental power through advanced genetics modifications made with the CRSIPR technology, enabling them strong psychic abilities. They do not accept defeat, but would rather commit Seppuku through telekinesis.
Dogeborn Traits
Small, fast, and intelligent Shibas gifted in the psychic arts.Smol Doge Stealth
The smol size of the dogeborn enables them great stealth abilities.
Easily Annoyed
The dogeborn are stubborn and independent, and anger easily when people make suggestions that aren't their own.
Can't Resist Food
At the slightest sight or smell of food, the dogeborn find themselves so attracted that they cannot resist. They must have some food. Or all of the food.
Innate psychic abilities 2
A second set of innate psychic abilities, which the dogeborn pick up later in life.
Telepathic Language
The dogeborn can communicate with any sentient being through its innate telepathic abilities. No formal languages are necessary.
Innate Psychic Abilities 1
Innate psychic abilities given at birth. Gain access to telekinesis and scrying.
Age
Genetic modifications have allowed the dogeborn numerous enhancements through their innate psychic abilities, including lengthened lifespans (in comparison to typical dogs).
Size
The dogeborn range in size from 15 lbs to 35 lbs.
Speed
The dogeborn are smol and agile.
Summon Pet Hooman
The enhanced mental abilities of the dogeborn have allowed them to become the master of their previous owners (or were they always the master?). This innate ability for the dogeborn allows them to summon their previous owner.
Ankle Bite
The dogeborn have an innate ability to savagely bite the ankles of any attractive target.
Enhanced hearing and smell
Your dogeness gives you enhanced hearing and smell, many times greater than a hooman.
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