Homebrew Azer Species Details
Azers are denizens of the fringes of the fire plane. They are elemental beings that resemble brass dwarves with flaming hair and beards. Azer are miners and crafters who seek out rare minerals and crystals to shape into wondrous items.
Azers also have the potential of inheriting the ability to transfer their fiery essence into their melee weapons. See Racial Feat: Azer Heat Transfer
Azer Traits
Azers have a molten fiery core and extremely hot body which provides a natural armor, defense mechanism with natural resistances.Ability Score Increase
Your Strength score increases by +2
Your Constitution score increases by +1
Age
You are a living construct. You were made in the image and with the life force of the azer that made you. You do not grow or age in the standard sense. An azer who has experienced all that, or more than, they care to experience might choose to pass their fire on to the next.
Alignment
Azer society is orderly. Most azer are lawful neutral.
Size
Azer stand between 4 and a half and 5 and a half feet tall and weight on average 400lbs. Your size is medium.
Speed
Your base walking speed is 30 feet.
Elemental Resistances
Your elemental being is resistant to Fire and Poison damage.
Hardened Body
The heat put off by your body makes wearing of any form of traditional armor ineffective. However, due to the nature of your metallic structure you have a natural armor of 13 plus your constitution modifier.
Heated Body
Your super heated form gives off palpable heat. When touched or hit with a melee attack by a foe within 5 feet, then they take 1d8 fire damage.
Fiery Illumination
Whether a blessing or a bane, you shed bright light up to 10 feet and dim light another 10 feet. This trait causes you to be more easily noticed in dim and dark areas resulting in disadvantage to being visually detected using stealth or attempting to hide.
Tool Proficiency
You gain proficiency with the artisan's tools of your choice: smith's, masons's or jeweler's tools.
Languages Known
You can read, write and speak both Common and Ignan
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