Homebrew Fenaroo Species Details

Bounding across the savanna, a lone Fenarroo covered head to toe in tribal markings and bearing a large hand axe chases down a herd of antelope. Leading them towards the tall grass, they raise their axe to the sky and let out a shrill whistle, twisting and turning the blade in their hand to catch and reflect the light. Moments later, one antelope after the next begins to fall, the ambush swiftly becoming a resounding success as one after the next of these large emerge from their hiding places to swiftly strike down their quarry. From the back of the group emerges a slender Wood Elf with a book and quill, glasses pressed to her face as she hurries over to the Fennaroo who had started this hunt. A brief discussion follows, the young elf quickly documenting all that she can on the Fennaroo's and their hunting tactics before aiding them in their gathering of their prey to return to camp. Already this expedition had been a resounding success for her, and she couldn't wait to learn even more about these larger than life people.

Fennaroo's, as their namesake suggests, are an unusual hybridized species born long ago of the union between a Kangaroo Beastfolk and a Fennec Fox Beastfolk. Their exact heritage is unknown, as their people have remained largely secluded from most of civilization, though the sources that have managed to successfully make contact with them claim that their first ancestors union took place roughly 2000 years ago. A very tribal society, their full language isn't very well recorded, with different dialects appearing based on the tribe interacted with. That said, almost all of them carry visual histories in the form of paintings, often depicted on the tanned hides of whatever their most recent catch was. Averaging about 13ft tall, with deviations as low as 10ft and as high as 15ft, they're the undisputing size kings and queens of their outback homes.

Fenaroo Traits

Large and in Charge

Large and in charge

AC = 13 + Con

Resistance to Bludgeoning 

Weakness to piercing 

Cannot benefit from armour

Fenaroo movement

Due to the size and density of their leg muscles a Fenaroo will travel long distances by performing a bouncing jump, carrying their momentum forward. As such Fenaroo develop a keen ability to jump impressive verticle and horizontal distances from a young age. 

Using a bonus action, you can jump horiztonally 15ft from standing still or 25ft if you have moved at least 15ft earlier in the turn.

Additionally,  your vertical jump height is 10ft