Homebrew Chiroptan-Teropdee Subrace Species Details
The Teropdee make their homes in great forests. Their red fur and long snouts lead many to call them "flying foxes." They are considerably larger, stronger, and faster than most Chiroptans. Travelling near their colonies at night is often safer than many roads, as the Teropdee fiercely guard their homes from monsters and bandits. Teropdee have a strong Druidic tradition, living as close to nature as they do, and their worship of Mother Night tends to fall within a more naturalistic framework.
(For more on Chiroptans, see the Chiroptan race.)
Chiroptan-Teropdee Subrace Traits
Though Chiroptans are rather secretive, they are known to have these traits:Ability Score Increase.
Most Chiroptans have very keen senses. Your Wisdom score increases by 2.
Age.
Chiroptans are surprisingly long-lived, reaching adulthood at 16 and living around 3 centuries.
Alignment.
Chiroptans usually hold very close to their communities, but often have to hide from authorities or conceal themselves from a mistrusting public. They tend to be good, and individuals vary from lawful to chaotic.
Size.
Teropdee are much larger than most Chiroptans, averaging around 5 feet tall and weighing up to 60 pounds. Your size is Medium.
Speed.
Chiroptan legs aren’t well suited for walking, so they usually crawl using the thumbclaws on their forelimbs. Your base walking speed is 10 feet.
Powerful Flyer.
Your forearms are large wings of skin and bone. You have a fly speed of 35 feet, but you cannot use your arms for other tasks while flying.
Echolocation.
You have blindsight within 60 feet as long as you aren’t deafened. Your blindsight cannot perceive anything within the area of a silence spell or a similar effect.
Grasping Claws
You can hold and manipulate objects, stow or draw items, wield weapons and shields, and perform somatic components of spells with your feet. You can hang from most surfaces by your feet.
Great Hearing.
You have advantage on perception checks that require hearing.
Languages.
You can speak, read, and write Common and Chiree. Chiree is a high-pitched chirping language that is difficult for most races to hear, let alone understand. Chiree is very descriptive, using sounds to replicate images or highlight objects to others with echolocation. Written Chiree is a combination of pictographs and musical notation.
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