Amphibomorphs have 3 stages in life, 4 if you count incubation, each stage is distinct from the other.

• Tadpole, at 1st lvl
• Amphibolet, at 4th lvl
• Adulthood, at 9th lvl

Scores are added through the different Transformation stages as they happen

• Tadpole, +1 Constitution
• Amphibolet, +1 Dexterity
• Adulthood, +2 Wisdom

Amphibomorphs' lives are strongly controlled by the circle of life. They start out as large eggs and after hatching, they are somewhat helpless but are incredibly fast learners. As they grow and transform they become capable creatures. Smart, wise and agile. When they near the end of their lives, they lay a new egg staring the cycle all over again. The harsh boundaries of this cycle mean that newly born Amphibolets never meet their parents. This cycle takes anywhere for 50 to 65 years.

Being deeply connected to the world and having an unquestioning subconscious understanding of life’s cycles, Amphibomorphs tend to have extremely passive and neutral views, not seeing to good or bad in actions and events.

Tadpole Amphimomorphs are rather small and can fit into a pitcher or jug and once transformed into Amphibolets are about 2-3 feet tall. During the first two stages, their size is Small. Once fully grown and standing upright, Amphibomorphs are 6-7 ft tall and their size is Medium.

• Tadpole: Walk, Climb 0ft. Swim 20ft
• Amphibolet: Walk Climb 30ft, Swim 40ft
• Adulthood: Walk Climb 30ft, Swim 60ft

You can walk on any surface as long as it can support your weight.

You can breathe air and water.

Common. Aquan. Sylvan.

From the moment they crack their eggs, Amphibomorphs are armed with a long tongue that is curled up in their mouth in a special pouch located in their throat. The tongue can also be used to grab objects (ala mage hand)

Simple Weapon, 15ft reach

• Tadpole: 1d4 Bludgeoning Damage
• Amphibolet: 1d6 Bludgeoning Damage
• Adulthood: 1d10 Bludgeoning Damage

At the end of the tongue is a gland that produces a potent poison. When making a melee attack, you can use your bonus action to add 1d6 + 2 poison damage to the strike. If an Ally, within 15ft, is making a melee attack, you can use your reaction to add poison damage to their strike. This ability is limited to a number of uses per long rest. Values are shown below.

• Tadpole: 2 per long rest
• Amphibolet: 4 per long rest
• Adulthood: 6 per long rest

When Amphibomorphs reach Adulthood, they have mastered the use of their tongue and built its strength allowing them to use it as a Grappling Hook. You can also pull hooked objects to you or yourself to where the tongue is anchored.

Resistance to Poison (Immune to Poison when you reach Adulthood)