Homebrew Corgitaur Species Details

The cutest race on four paws, the Corgitaur race is akin to a halfling torso atop the neck of the adorable corgi body. Descended from Halflings and other monstrous breeds, they appear to have been successfully amalgamated into something akin to centaurs but far smaller... and cuter. Retaining the affable nature of halflings and being nimble like both of their ancestral creatures. They do, however, suffer from small dog syndrome, being ever-brave beyond their size.

 

Corgitaur Traits

Ability Score Increase

Ability Score Increase

Nimble and generally friendly, these adorable taurs are quite agile and well-received by many. Your Dexterity Score increases by 2, and your Charisma Score increases by 1.

Age

Corgitaur reach adulthood at age 20, and they reach middle age at 60 years of age with a lifespan ranging from 120 to 200 years.

Alignment

Most Corgitaur are good aligned as they have a naturally affable nature that hearkens to good will. With a more capricious and fun-loving nature, they lean towards the chaotic, but they also do not really stray too far from the law, making them more neutral than either chaotic or lawful.

Size

An adult Corgitaur stands on average 3 feet tall and 3 feet long.

Speed

The Corgitaur base speed is 35 feet, rather swift for a smaller creature.

Brave Boyo

Corgitaurs are brave doggo chimeras. They gain advantage against Intimidation and checks against [status]Fear[/status] effects. However, they aren't very imposing, taking disadvantage on Intimidation checks against others.

Good Doggo

Naturally adorable and chipper, the Corgitaur's mood can be infectious to others and well-received. When using Persuasion or [Tooltip Not Found] on any non-felinoid beast, monster, or humanoid, they gain advantage. On felinoid beasts, monsters, and humanoids, they take disadvantage.

Nimble Pupper

Corgitaur are both nimble and small which enables them to easily move through other creature's spaces so long as they are at least one size category smaller than the creatures.

Languages

You can speak, read, and write Common and Halfling. The Halfling language isn’t secret, but halflings are loath to share it with others. Being descended from Halflings, Corgitaur are versed in the language and likewise do not share it. They write very little, so they don’t have a rich body of literature. Their oral tradition, however, is very strong. Almost all Corgitaur speak Common to converse with the people in whose lands they dwell or through which they are traveling.

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