Homebrew Flogiphorian Species Details
Flogiphorian are a race of mysterious origin. They are a race of small human-insect hybrids with moth and butterfly like features such as wings, furry antennae and short bristle fur on various parts of their body. Some have visibly compound eyes and some have eyes that appear to be standard among humanoid races, but they all have the same compounded vision.
Their height can reach anywhere from 2ft to 4ft tall.
Names
Flogiphorians pick their names when they reach adulthood and name themselves after their favorite color. After they choose their favorite color when they reach adulthood their fur will constantly emit light of that color.
Age
Flogiphorians reach maturity at age three and age slower the more they're exposed to sunlight, dying as early as 20 years old or living up to 150 years old.
Flogiphorian Traits
+1 Dexterity, +2 Intelligence, Flight, Photophilia, Photophoric Radiance, Chromatophoric AntennaePhotophilia
The light gives hope and provokes wonder and awe. While in the presence of bright light you have advantage against being charmed or frightened and immunity to these effects in blaring light.
Photophoric Radiance
Your fur is made up of a phosphorescent material that captures light and re-emits it as bright sunlight.
Your fur constantly produces a small amount of light on its own.
The wavelengths produced by your light are as unique as a humanoid's fingerprints, the color of the soft glow you emit is how other Flogiphorians identify you.
Chromatophoric Antennae
Your antennae are organs specialized for reading photonic wavelengths! You have superior vision in dark and dim conditions. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can discern colors normally.
Your antennae can be used to speak in a series of rapidly flashing colors known as Chromalin and are used to understand the language in turn.
Stats
Flogiphorian's primary method of communication has facilitated a healthy amount of brain activity throughout their evolution giving them a propensity for intellectual pursuits.
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