Otters are naturally agile, giving you a +2 in dexterity. They’re also very cute, giving you a +1 in Charisma.

The primal magic that flows within you makes you live up to 175 years, aging slightly faster than the average human. Most Anthro Otters reach adulthood at age 19.

Most Anthro otters are usually Lawful good, so that they co-exist with other races when needed. It is rare for them to have a neutral or chaotic alignment, but not impossible.

They average about the same as a typical human, about 5’6’’ in height and weight around 150 to 200 pounds. Your size is medium.

You have a walking speed of 30ft, and a swimming speed of 50ft thanks to your otter characteristics.

Your paws have small, retractable claws used to hunt and to defend yourself while unarmed. Your unarmed strikes will deal slashing damage equal to 1d4 +1 + your strength modifier.

Otters are great hunting at night, so you can see up to 60ft in the dark. Dim light appears as bright lights and darkness appears as dim light. You cant see color in darkness however, only shades of grey.

Because otter's are great at swimming and hunting underwater, you can hold your breath for up to 30 minutes.

Due to the primal magic flowing within you, getting hit by spells/effects that remove magic, such as dispel magic, or enter a area of no magic, such as antimagic field, the primal magic weakens significantly within you and you lose all magical traits you have (Marked with a (M)). The magic still resides within you and will come back depending on how you lost it. If you where hit by a spell/effect, you lose them for 1d8 hours. The DM rolls for the hours. This effect can stack for a maximum of 24 hours. If you enter a non magic zone, for every 2 hours you spend inside it, you take 1d4 necrotic damage as your body depends on the primal magic within you, and you gain 1d4 -1 hours of no magical traits. If you enter the zone while you suffer from at least 1 hour of no magic traits, The DM rolls for 1d6 more hours and you take 1d6 +2 necrotic damage as being affected by all of the non magical abilities is damaging to your primal powers. This only happens when you enter it, and cant be triggered while inside it. Taking a short rest removes 1d4 hours and taking a long rest removes all hours present.

Thanks to the magic within your body, as long as it flows, your senses are heightened, allowing you to see farther and hear more than the average person. You gain blindsight of up to 100ft, and your darkvision increases to 100ft. You can also see through magical darkness.

Thanks to the magic flowing within, your able to move much faster while swimming, boosting your swim speed to 70ft. You are also noticeably faster, allowing you to dash as a bonus action.

Thanks to your primal magic, you can shapeshift into a regular otter and back for an unlimited amount of times. (When you shapeshift, you wont revert back from any effect, except you choosing to revert. When you shapeshift, your true form is also what you are currently, I.e. if your a regular otter, your true form is a regular otter and vise versa). If you lose the magic in you however, you will be stuck in what form your currently in until you regain your magic. Turning into an otter makes anything being worn melds with you. Any simple, light, melee weapon you are holding when you become a regular otter, you can hold in your mouth.

As a regular otter, you keep your traits, your health (Including temporary health and your hit dice), and your intelligence, wisdom, and charisma scores. You can supply verbal and somatic components to spell, but cant supply material components, as you cant hold much with small paws. If you aren’t holding any weapons, you can attempt to make a stealth check, as you just look like an otter. If your health drops to zero as a regular otter, you don’t revert back and fall unconscious. (This is, in a nutshell, Druid’s wild shape ability.)

Thanks to your primal magic, your able to breath and live underwater without the need of gills or fins.

You know Common to talk to others when in towns or cities and two other language of your choice. Otters are fascinated by literature and love to learn new them whenever possible.