Though you have wings, they aren't big enough to get you very far. They are mostly used to flap up to high ledges.

You puncture your sharp fangs into the shoulder of your foe, drawing blood as their arm starts to turn gray. They then start to stagger in their attempt to make a swing at you, but feel it to be too hard to lift their arm.

As an action, you can puncture your fangs into a creatures shoulder as a melee attack, dealing 1d4 piercing damage, although you can do it softly if the creature is willing and not deal damage. The creature now has disadvantage on attack rolls, dexterity saving throws, and strength saving throws for the next 2 rounds. If the creature is being effected by a potion, such as poison or sleepiness, make a constitution saving throw. On a failed save, you now have that effect. On a successful save, you don't have the effect. You can use this ability once per long rest.

this ability can be useful for weakening an opponent, stopping someone from struggling, and numbing a part of the body.

your base walking speed is 30 ft.

While wearing light or medium armor, you have a base flying speed of 25 ft. Otherwise, it is 15 ft.

People who see you often stare, and then quickly look away. Your bat snout and fangs don't exactly seem to pretty.

Whenever you cast a spell to charm someone or something, don't add your proficiency bonus, unless the target is another batfolk.

Batfolk are partially nocturnal, but have adapted to being awake during the day so they can be closer to society.

Whenever yo take a short rest, you choose to sleep during it. However, whenever you take a long rest, you only need 4 hours of sleep.