Homebrew Flowerfolk Species Details
A dead man's soul being given a new life, an eerie transformation under the full moon in the Feywilds, a pact to escape into a new life. These are just a few examples of how a soul can end up becoming Flowerfolk. Humanoid beings of plantlife whose bodies are handcrafted by Archfey of nature. Usually the bodies are very handsome and rather androgenous, some can blend in almost perfectly with other humanoid races, while others have very clear plant features like vines for hair and roots forming feet. One defining feature of them is at least a single flower blooming on them at all times, indicating health and always being of a particular species.
The three needs of a Flowerfolk are (in order of importance): Water, sunlight and nuitriens from soil. Photosynthesis is how they stay alive and well, not needing to breathe or eat regular food.
Flowerfolk Traits
Flower in human clothing.Ability Score Improvement
Your Charisma score increases by 2, your Wisdom score by 2 and your Constitution score decreases by 1.
Age
You don't physically age, only wilt when malnutritioned. As you grow older your body slowly starts requiring more and more energy, making it difficult to live past 400 years, but not impossible.
Size
You're on average shorter than a human and more slender. Your size is medium.
Perfect Flower
You gain proficiency in the Nature skill. Your creature type is Plant and Humanoid.
Strengths and Weaknesses
You are vulnerable to Fire and resistent to Thunder damage.
Vines
You can turn your arms into vines that can reach up to 15 feet. You can attack with them, dealing 1d4 +Dex slashing damage (like a whip) or you can grapple with them. You can't manipulate objects with much finesse while using your vines.
Roots
Your feet and legs turn to roots and bury into the soil. You can cast the spell Cure Wounds on yourself as a Ritual during this action, but on your next turn your movement speed is reduced to 0 and you must be rooted in (fertile) soil.
Languages
You can speak, read and write Common, Sylvan and one additional language relating to your previous life.
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