Homebrew Vulpix Species Details

Vulpix are small, sly creatures. They have a knack for mischievous behavior. They tend to be solitary, only sticking to groups of close family, or simply going off by themselves. They are characterized by their thick, soft fur, and their huge triangle shaped ears, as well as their iconic fluffy tails. 

Constant Variety

Vulpix can be found in any climate, all over the world. They can also have many different physical traits, generally exclusive to where they are from. For example, a Vulpix form a cold climate may have pristine white fur, with smaller, rounded off ears. A Vulpix from a hot, desert climate may be smaller in stature, with tan fur, and almost comically large ears. The most common appearance (typical of any moderate climates) is red fur with lighter patches on the chest, and darker patches on the feet, tail, and ears. Aside from appearance, Vulpix are also wildly original creatures, similar to humans in the variety of their personalities. 

Cautious Instincts

Due to the Vulpix race tending towards solitary as well as mischievous, attitudes, they have adapted impeccable instincts, both for surviving, as well as for judging character. 

Vulpix Traits

Vulpix are elusive, cunning creatures, with several natural abilities.

Ability Score Increase

You gain a +2 bonus to Dexterity, as well as a +1 bonus to Wisdom.

Cunning Instincts

You gain advantage on any Insight (WIS) checks made to judge an individual's true character, nature, intentions, etc. 

Age

Vulpen reach maturity around the age of 10 years old, and live to be around 80. 

Bite

Your sharp teeth act as a natural weapon, which you can use to make unarmed strikes. You deal piercing damage equal to 1d4 + your STR modifier. 

Languages

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

Alignment

Vulpix tend to fall on the Chaotic spectrum, and rarely tend to fall on either extreme (Good or Evil).

Darkvision

You can see in dim light as if it were bright light, and darkness as if it were dim light, for 60 feet.

Keen Eye

You have advantage on Perception (WIS) checks that rely on sight.