Homebrew Breton Species Details

Of Two Worlds

Their physical features resemble their Nordic ancestors, including their pale skin tone and the obvious physical resemblance to Imperials/Nords, but some still inherit the frail, sharp appearance of the elves, along with the arrogance, and some do have slight pointed ears.

Arcane Masters

They are pure spell weavers and are advanced in all the Arcane arts. While lacking in physical skill, they make up for it in their ability to resist and cast spells that overwhelm most people.

They are highly intelligent, wilful, and have an outgoing personality. It is said that Bretons are weaned on magic, for it seems to infuse their very being. Intermingling with elven blood has given Bretons an affinity for magic, though hardiness is also part of their heritage. Breton culture operates under the feudal system, and their society is agrarian and hierarchical.

Breton Traits

Your Breton has an assortment of natural traits, Ability Score Increase: your intelligence score is increased by 2 and charisma by 1. Age: While their mixed blood would make one think they live longer, Bretons don't usually live past 60. Size: Bretons are smaller than other races of man, averaging at 5 and a half feet. Mystic Blood: You are proficient in arcana. Natural Ward: All damage you take from spells or magical effects are reduced by your proficiency bonus, to a minimum of 1. Dragon Skin: As a reaction to an incoming spell you can choose to roll 1D20, if the role is a 20 you are immune to the damage of the spell, if it is a 15 to 19 you are resistant to the spell and gain 1D4 temporary hit points after you are hit. Any other roll gives you resistance to the spell. You must roll a saving throw as normal for any affects applied by the spell. You must take a long rest to gain this effect again.