Homebrew Ghertonian Species Details
Ghertonians are a race that came from a mixing of species. Their main ancestors are those of the dwarven race and the minotaurs. It is speculated that there was a mix of loxodons somewhere in the ghertonians’ inception as well, considering their elephant-like hides. These humanoids generally live up to around 125 years of age and are known to be extremely loyal to friends and masters alike. They are mostly neutral in their viewpoints as far as anyone knows, as they are also a rather quiet race, keeping their thoughts to themselves.
This race grows to a very large size, reaching nine to eleven feet tall. They are also very built and broad, their shoulder span getting up to a healthy four to six feet wide. It is mainly due to muscle over fat, since these brutes are taught to be large and strong from a very small age. They have longhorns that stretch out from either side of their head around two to three feet out.
Still, for all these details that are Minotaur-like, they have no hair to speak of, their faces and feet are more dwarven, and their skin (as mentioned) has a rough elephant-like texture. They all come in a dull shade of yellow, and — after many years of using special dull blue ink to creature tattoos — they have evolved to have blue patterns across their skin in various places.
As a ghertonian, one has access to exceptional strength and constitution. They are intimidating and often silent (with the occasional oddball being more open to speak and show off their abilities). It is likely that they will be in the service or friendship of another, though conversely they could start out on their own.
Ghertonian Traits
High strength and constitution bonusesStrength Ability Score increase
Ghertonians are very large and very strong. It is a big part of their culture to be fit and built.
Horn attack
Ghertonian horns reach out around 2-3ft from either side of the head. The horns are strong and sharp and therefore are perfect as an impromptu weapon.
Languages allotted
Ghertonians aren't a really talkative species. However, it does not stop them from learning to communicate with other races and language-speakers.
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