Homebrew Fey Corgi Species Details

Fey corgis are a playful and adventurous race. They are often found in the company of other races, particularly humans, and as such have little in the way of any distinct culture of their own.

 

Insatiably Curious

Fey corgis are exceedingly energetic and are not prone to over-think anything; in many cases, fey corgis will find themselves in trouble because of their inquisitiveness.

 

Small and Fuzzy

Fey corgis may be as short as two and a half feet tall, and may grow to be just over three feet tall, and usually weigh between 30 and 38 pounds. Their fur is usually neither particularly thick nor particularly thin, but lends the appearance of being very fluffy. It may be of any number of colors, with browns and black being common, and with multiple colors being almost universally present.

 

Make Friends

Fey corgis are exceedingly friendly, and most other races find it very difficult not to give in to their charms. As fey corgis have no real culture of their own, they integrate themselves into other societies very easily, and fit in very quickly.

 

Farms and Cities

Fey corgis make their homes wherever there are other people, but are most often found in small farming villages where their natural talents in herding animals may be put to use or in large cities where they can constantly interact with new people and experience new things.

Fey Corgi Traits

Energetic doggo

Size

Small. As a Small creature, you cannot use heavy weapons

Speed

25ft cause little legs

Low-light vision

If there is no light within 30 feet of you, you treat shadows in that radius as normal light, and you treat darkness in that radius as shadows.

Natural Weapon

You have a natural bite attack that does 1d4 piercing damage. 

Big Ears

You are trained in the Listen skill.

Keen senses

You have advantage on checks to detect hidden creatures and to track or identify creatures by scent.

Languages

You can speak, read, and write Common and Canine.

Subrace

Choose a subrace. Two subraces are described here: herding corgi and sociable corgi.