Homebrew Cervitaur Species Details

Cervitaurs tend to be about the same height as humans, if not shorter. They have thin bodies and are quick. 

The bottom half of a Cervitaur has a deer body, but where the neck of the deer would be is the body of a humanoid. The humanoid half cuts off at about the waist (below the stomach area). The humanoid half has spots of soft fur like the deer half, normally on the outsides of the arms, up parts of the sides and back, up the neck, and around the outside of the face. Two ears that resemble deers replace the ears a human would have. 

Cervitaurs tend to have long hair, but is isn't uncommon for them to cut it.

Cervitaur Traits

Cervitaurs have the following traits

Ability score increase

Cervitaurs are very quick and agile. Since Cervitaurs are known for being a kind race, they are usually easily trusted.

Age

Cervitaurs often live up to around 80 years, but some have been known to live up to 100. Despite the age they may be, all cervitaurs look young throughout their life. 

Alignment

Cervitaurs are often kind and generous. They tend to fall in the Chaotic Good alignment.

Size

Cervitaurs often stand 4 to 6 feet tall and often weigh around 200 pounds.

Speed

Your base walking speed is 40 feet

Hooves of Fury

You may attack with your hooves as though they were your unarmed strike. You are proficient with your unarmed strikes, which deal 1d6 bludgeoning damage on a hit.

Deer half

You cannot wear boots, pants, or anything that is worn on the legs or waist area except for belts and specially made armor and saddles. All armor you wear must be specially made to accommodate you, doubling the cost. You cannot ride mounts.

Rideable Anatomy

You can willingly serve as a mount for a Medium or smaller creature as long as their additional weight doesn't cause you to be encumbered. Furthermore, your carrying capacity is multiplied by 2.

Fey Ancestory

You have advantage on saving throws against being charmed, and magic cannot put you to sleep.

Languages

You can speak, read and write Common and Sylvan.

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