Homebrew Aapari Species Details
The Aapari are nimble simian humanoids, known for quick wit, sharper reflexes, and an irrepressible sense of humor. They thrive in the treetops and towers alike — wherever they can climb, swing, or scamper, they call home.
In legend, the Aapari were created when a trickster wind spirit granted monkeys the gift of hands and voices, so they might play tricks upon the gods themselves. Whether myth or metaphor, the Aapari live up to the tale: always curious, always moving, always laughing.
Their communities rise vertically rather than outward — tree villages woven with rope bridges, or city quarters filled with terraces, ladders, and bright canopies. Their social order is loose and playful, but their loyalty runs deep.
Aapari Traits
The Aapari are nimble simian humanoids, known for quick wit, sharper reflexes, and an irrepressible sense of humor. They thrive in the treetops and towers alike — wherever they can climb, swing, or scamper, they call home.Ability Score Increase
You can increase one stat by 2, and another stat by 1
Prehensile Tail
You can use your tail to perform simple tasks such as retrieving an object, pulling a lever, or opening a pouch. It can’t wield weapons or shields but can hold or manipulate small items.
Instinct
Urban - You gain proficiency in Deception and can attempt to hide even when lightly obscured in crowds, alleys or shadowed streets.
Jungle - You gain proficiency in Stealth and can attempt to hide when lightly obscured by foliage, rain or natural surroundings.
Nimble Dodge
When a creature you can see targets you with an attack, you can use your reaction to impose disadvantage on the attack roll. You can use this trait a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus, these reset on a long rest.
Aapari Agility
You have advantage on Dexterity (Acrobatics) checks made to balance, leap, or move through difficult terrain.
Language
You can speak, read, and write Common and Aapari, a lively, fast-paced language rich in chatter, rhythmic trills, and expressive gestures.
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