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First, when you select this species, you increase your Intelligence by two points.
They are highly focused on community and are incredibly social creatures.
When you select this species, you increase your Wisdom by two.
However, despite their interpersonal skills, Gallus are not pushovers as they also have proficiency in simple weapons.
One of the key characteristics of lumas is its perceived distractedness.
Lumas are, in fact, very charismatic and can learn free cantrips fromthe sorcerer spell list.
Like most species in Humblewood, there are also two subspecies of lumas known as sable and sera lumas.
When you select this species, you increase your Dexterity score by two right out of the gate.
Raptors are very perceptive and have proficiency with bows and spears.
They are also extremely adept at finding cover for themselves in battle, increasing their AC.
Mysteries of the Avium by Julia Metzger
Lastly, there are two subspecies of raptor known as the maran or mistral raptor.
Maran raptors gain a swimming speed, while mistral raptors become more proficient in the air.
Raptors typically have neutral alignments, making them ideal for either the bard, wizard, or rogue classes.
Dusk Corvum by Paul Scott Canavan
From the jump, when you select this species, you increase your Strength score by two.
The largest and most powerful of the birdfolk, strigsmake for great fightersor barbarians.
Like the other birdfolk on this list, there are two subspecies of string: stout and swift.
Dusk Corvum by Paul Scott Canavan
Swift strigs increased their Dexterity and speed, making them great monks.
They are often quite shy and reserved, but that doesn’t mean they should be mistaken for weak.
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Gallus by Lesha Hannigan
This means you’ll very rarely go down in combat, making cervan great melee combatants.
4Hedge
Hedgehogs
Burrowing Ability + Quills
Hedges are incredibly kind-hearted and much-loved throughout Humblewood.
They are very in tune with nature and are highly charismatic.
Luma by Andrea Radeck
When you select this species, you improve your Charisma score by two and your Wisdom score by one.
Hedgesmake for great bards, or Wisdom-based spellcasters like clerics.
The most unique feature the hedges have is their quills and their burrowing speed.
Maran Raptor by Isle Gort
Much like real hedgehogs, hedges can burrow underground and have a burrowing speed of 15 feet.
3Jerbeen
Mice
Speedy & Nimble
Jerbeens resemble mice and other small rodents of similar stature.
They are often loners and like to work alone.
Strig by Christina Kraus
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Mapachs increase their Wisdom score by two and their Constitution by one.
Cervan by Becca Hallstedt
They are highly intelligent and charismatic, and often aligned more neutrally.
Hedge by Tiffany Turrill
Jerbeen by April Prime
Mapach by Andrea Radeck
Vulpin by Leesha Hannigan
