Homebrew BEEFORGED Species Details

The first beeforged was a Warforged in a party with Beleth Aes'tir, a mad tiefling. While traveling, Beleth came across a beehive. He tore it down, opened the warforged, and crammed the hive into its chest cavity. The warforged began to commune with the bees, and they soon became a part of each other.

BEEFORGED Traits

Large living constructs filled with bees.

Ability Score Increase.

Your Constitution increases by 1.

Age.

Age varies. Theoretically, they live forever.

Alignment.

Beeforged are often Neutral but tend to follow the alignment of their creator.

Mostly Bees.

Your body is a construct's husk with an entire swarm animating it. This makes you vulnerable to fire damage and gives you disadvantage to Stealth checks. Due to your body's low, constant buzzing, you automatically alert creatures within 5 feet of you, that can hear, to your presence if you are conscious.

Hive's Wrath.

As an action, you can telepathically order a single wasp/bee/hornet to fly out of you, or your swarm, and attack a creature within 40 ft, dealing 1 piercing damage.

Swarm Form.

Because you are comprised of multiple tiny creatures, it is easier for you to escape being grappled. Using your action, you can dissipate the swarms inside you and escape a grapple or navigate difficult terrain. However, any armor or objects are left behind. A beeforged may remain in swarm form a number of rounds equal to its Constitution modifier. Every round thereafter, you take 1d4 damage until you return to your humanoid form.

Multiple Swarms

You are composed of 5 Swarms. As a Bonus Action, you may command 1 Swarm to separate from you and perform an Action that a Swarm of Wasps (Monster) could perform. 

Languages.

You can read, write, and speak Common and one language of your choice. You also have the ability to telepathically communicate with the wasps/bees/hornets inside of you.

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