HD-
d12
Maximum AC- Varies
/ Minimum Starting Hit-Points-
10
You are a lagoon
man, a creature from the Devonian age. An ancient being with a
roughly humanoid shape, fat webbed hands and feet. You are quite fast
and agile in the water, but lumbering and slow on land. Consider
yourself faster then a man in the water, but slower then one on land.
You have tough scales but cannot wear armor- start your AC at 14. You
can breathe air as well as water, and suffer no harm from rapid
changes in oceanic pressures. Among your favorite hunting tactics is
to drag your prey until they drown. You have a pair of claws that
deal 1d4+1 damage.
As a
Lagoon-Man, you are quite strong and tough. Every odd level past
first level, gain +1 to your Strength score, adjusting your modifier
if and when it ticks over.
Lagoon-Men are
intelligent enough to understand grudges and have a minor
understanding of technology and tools, even if they do not use them.
As in they are aware of the tools of other beings and destroy them in
order to protect themselves, or to make their kills easier. Once you
reach at least level 5, you are capable of holding and clumsily using
tools. Once you reach at least level 9, you may wear basic cloth as a
covering and can speak 1d6 words, which are selected at random. Words
include things like “fish” or “go” or “far” of which you
barely can understand. You can only speak in these words and with
grunts and pantomime. This ability is only unlocked if you spend
significant time around and interacting with humans and other mortal
races to learn their ways.
Your
tough scales and fishy skin grant you protection. Your AC begins at
14, and grows by +1 at 2nd,
4th,
6th,
and 8th
level.
At
10th
level, you become a Lagoon-Alpha
and
can now attract mates. You must become the dominant predator in a
swampy brackish or saltwater lagoon-lake, killing and keeping out all
other major predators and monsters, and you must build or find a lair
of caves or underwater chambers nearby to host your brood. This can
be done before 10th
level, but must be present to attract your fellow Lagoon-Creatures.
From then on, you will attract 1d4 suitors of the opposite gender to
live at and defend your lagoon, and every year can lay a clutch of
1d6+1 eggs that will grow into new Lagoon-Men.
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