Homebrew Wolf Kemonomimi Forest Species Details

The Wolf Kemonomimi is a species of humanoid beings that posses wolf like qualities. The Wolf Kemonomimi's have more of a defined origin compared to the Dog or Neko Kemonomimi's in that, their religious texts depict wolf cultists often sacrificing humans to gods and thus creating wolf humanoid figures. However the biological aspects of this nature are a little misleading. Despite the inconsistencies that biology has claimed, humans have deemed the wolf Kemonomimi's to be satanic spawn by nature and shunned them away into the harsh caves of the north or into deep forests. Recent developments have shown that humans now a days are willing to be peaceful towards the mountain wolves.

There are two different kinds of Wolf Kemonomimi's, those that live in the mountains, and those that live in the lush forests. The main differences are physical, as the wolf kemonomimi's that live in the forests are bigger, brown furred, and a lot more aggressive. Meanwhile the mountain wolves are calmer, wiser, and more sophisticated. Both wolf tribes despise one another for having different beliefs and systems of government. The mountain wolves believe in kings who hold the most knowledge and wisdom while the forest wolves believe in kings who hold the most fear and power over the tribe. 

The most common colors to determine where the Wolf Kemonomimi comes from is as follows:
White, Light gray, and a little black kemonomimi's are from the mountains
a lot of Black, Brown, and dark gray are from the Forest.

This is the forest version and the more aggressive version compared to the mountain wolfen race. The Forest wolves are a little backwards when it comes to technology but incredibly forward progressing when it comes to raw strength, speed, and drive. They absolutely despise humans and other Kemonomimi tribes, it seems as though their only real allies are themselves and the occasional rogue or someone who can prove themselves.
Inside the tribe the Wolf Kemonomimi F are ranked based on age and are expected to pursue different roles, whether its working on lumber, building rough houses, or being a guard, the Wolf Kemonomimi are tough and valiant warriors. They are said to be lead by the stars and their hearts and that can certainly be true. Humans fear these Wolf Kemonomimi's and have long tried to capture them or send them far far away, however to no avail. The Wolf Kemonomimi are here to stay and be power houses.

Wolf Kemonomimi Forest Traits

Wolf traits are as follows:

Alignment

Forest Kemonomimi's are usually more chaotic than your average Kemonomimi, battle heartened an all, however they are not necessarily evil, they just want to do their own thing!
They fall mostly in neutral alignments or chaotic alignments.

Ability Score Increase

Due to being a more aggressive wolf you are more hardier than your typical human. Stronger too.

+2 to Constitution or +2 to Strength


+1 to Constitution or +1 to Dexterity

Ancestral Intimidation

Your overwhelming ancestral power emanates from you, years of fighting and battle scars from previous generations built you up to make you look intense. Your vibes are off the charts! You appear to be tough, strong willed, determined, and a little scary 24/7! Giving you proficiency in Intimidation.

Pack Tactics

Wolves Need to stick close together. That is how you thrive in the wild by staying close and depending on each other. Gain advantage on attack rolls if you are within 5 feet away from an ally.

Claws

You can also use your claws as a weapon. When you land an attack you deal 1d8 + Strength modifier as slashing damage as an unarmed attack.

Base Walking Speed

Your base walking speed is 30 feet.

Size

Your typical forest wolf ranges from 8 feet to 14 feet in height. Your height is Large.

Age

Wolf Kemonomimi's fully mature at age 25 and can live up to be roughly 200 years old.

Languages

Wolves can naturally speak, read, and write Common, and due to some recent alliances and since they live in the forest Sylvan!

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