| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| #1Meowmeowmeow134Jul 01, 2015 14:10:47 | I am trying to find basic race traits for non basic races, i have only seen one article about Gnolls, one of the races i want to make a character out of, but what i really want is to create a cyclops character, his story would deal with the fact that he is a very short cyclops but is still large compared to humans, so i was wondering if anybody could possibly help me out with race traits and powers and heights and weight and size speed ect... so if you could help me out i would appreciete it. |
| #2Lord_VentnorJul 01, 2015 17:55:54 |
|
| (Reply to #2)Meowmeowmeow134 |
|
| #4cowleymenJul 02, 2015 3:30:53 |
|
| #5Coredump00Jul 02, 2015 4:36:23 | Give them some boost, and then give disadvantage on all ranged attacks. |
| #6LuisCarlos17fJul 02, 2015 7:26:22 | Monster races PC are fun like wearing Halloween costumes or cosplay. But I don't like the background of gnolls, they are too wild and stupy to be interesting enemies. In my setting gnolls have got a code about slavery like the books of the world of Gor.
|
| #7mrfiskJul 02, 2015 8:11:53 | I would use the Goliath as it is, but if I were to change it up a bit I might give it proficiency in some tools, like masons and smith, and some magical ability connected to lightning (shocking grasp) or curse (perhaps hex, or bestow curse at a higher level, but that might be too good). I´m not sure I´ve ever read that Cyclops were described as having poor sight or perception because of their one eye, but perhaps disadvantage to ether perception or ranged attacks might be ok (but it has to be compensated with something significant) |
| #8MarandahirJul 02, 2015 8:50:48 | I've always found Gnolls to get the short end of the stick, and repurposed them as a wildlands people who are discriminated against by everyone else (and thus are claimed to be murderers and cannibals on other humanoids, when they just have a classically cynical society (they live like dogs, in the truest meaning of cynic). |
| #9rampantJul 02, 2015 9:46:56 | Cyclops do not consistently have ranged attack issues. There are ways for one eye creatures to have depth perception on par or surpassing that of a human with two normal eyes. Simply put, trying to play aorund with racial penalties leads no where good so don't do it. |
| (Reply to #6)Meowmeowmeow134 |
|
| #11HebitsuikazaJul 03, 2015 16:26:48 |
|
| #12rampantJul 03, 2015 16:57:45 | Do you want help or suggestions for putitng these into a format that's playable, because I have some nifty ideas for gnolls, not so much the cyclops honestly, I don't think I'm really good at big races for some reason. No one ever seems to like my big races. The normal and small ones yeah, but the big ones no. |
| #13MecheonJul 03, 2015 18:47:48 | For Cyclops, just go back to 4E and take that flavour and content
Because you either have ever other editions "Hill giants, but with ONE EYE!" or 4E's "Let's actually do something interesting with these guys" |