Summary

• The Humblewood campaign setting introduces new species like corvum, gallus, and luma, offering unique stat boosts and abilities.
• Players can choose from different subspecies within each species to tailor their character build based on preferred playstyles.
• Each species in Humblewood, such as strig, cervan, and mapach, comes with distinctive traits that enhance gameplay for diverse character choices.

The Humblewood campaign setting for 5e 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dungeons & Dragons features ten new playable species, all resembling adorable and precious woodland creatures who populate thꦬe world of Everden. While the Humblewood campaign setting is best used for first to fifth level characters, these species are all 5e compatible, though they're best used in Everden itself.

So, if your table is preparing to hop into a woodland adventure, you might be wondering which species is best for you and your character build. That's why we've created this list, whꦐich h♛as a complete breakdown of every playable species in the Humblewood campaign setting.

10 Corvum

The corvum are a species of crow-like creatures that are highly intelligent, and, dependinওg on which subspecies you select, either highly charismatic or stealthy. First, when you select this species, you increase your Intelligence by two points. Like most of the birdfolk in Humblewood, you can glide and have talons that can inflict damage on enemies.

Depending on whether you select dusk corvum or kindled corvum, you'll increase either your Dexterity or Charisma, respectively. One of the most fun elements of this species, though, is the corvum's appraising eye ability, which allows you to appraise the value and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:magical properties of items once per short or long rest.

9 Gallus

Gallus take after hens and roosters, but can also resemble other fowl creatures like turkeys if the player so desires. They are highly focused on community and are incredibly social creatures. When you select this species, you increase yꦐour Wisdom by two. However, despite their interpersonal skills, Gallus are not pushovers as they also have proficiency in simple weapons.

Depending on which subspecies you select (bright gallus or huden gallus), you can gain proficiency in Insight or Nature, respectively. Plus, if you ꧅select the bright gallus, you can inspire allies with d4s on their next ability check, attack roll, or saving throw, which is incredibly helpful 🧸and synergizes well should you choose to play a bard.

8 Luma

Luma resemble doves, or sometimes p🅺igeons, often being characterized by having beautiful, bright plumages. One of the key characteristics of lumas is its perceived distractedness. Many in Hublewood believe luma to be dazed and confused most of the time, though this is not always the case.

Lumas are, in fact, very charismatic and can learn free cantrips from 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the sorcerer spell list. They also have abilities tha🐈t can allow them🎃 to reroll attacks, skill checks, and saving throws, in addition to other Charisma-based stat improvements. Like most species in Humblewood, there are also two subspecies of lumas known as sable and sera lumas. These subspecies either increase Constitution scores and make lumas more resilient (sable), or can increase their already natural charisma by allowing them to cast Charm Person (sera).

7 Raptor

Raptors are some of the prime predators in Humblewood thanks to their sharp senses, which they take after eagles, hawks, and other birds of prey from the real world. When you select this species, you incr🏅ease your Dexterity score by two right out of the gate. Raptors are very perceptive and have proficienဣcy with bows and spears. They are also extremely adept at finding cover for themselves in battle, increasing their AC.

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 fo♍r either the bard, wizard, or rogue classes.

6 Strig

The last of the birdfolk species, strigs resemble owls and are incredibly hearty warriors. From the jump, when you select this species, you increase your Strength score by two. The largest and most powerful of the birdfolk, strigs 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:make for great fighters or barbarians.

Like the other birdfolk on this list, there are two subspecies of string: stou♌t and swift. Stout strigs increase their Constitution score and can grapple opponents as a bonus action, which, again, synergizes well with melee classes. Swift strigs increased their Dexterity and speed, making them great monks.

5 Cervan

Cervan resemble deer, and live in small, intimate villages throughout Humblewood. They are often quite shy and resౠerved, but that doesn't mean they should be mistaken for weak. The cervan ar𓃲e some of the heartiest creatures you can play as in the Humblewood campaign setting.

This is mostly thanks to their Surge of Vigor feature, which allows the character to regain hit points equal to 1d12 + Constitution. While you can only use this feature once per long rest, the best part about this feature is that you can use it even if you are reduced to zero hit po🌳ints by an attack, so long as the attack deals damage over half of your remaining hit points. This means you'll very rarely go down in combat, making cervan great melee combatants.

4 Hedge

Hedges are incredibly kind-hearted and much-loved throughout Humblewood. They are very in tune with nature and are highly charismatic. When you select this species, you improve your Charisma score by two and your Wisdom score by one. Hedges 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:make for great bards, or Wisdom-based spellcasters like clerics.

The most unique feature the hedges have is their quills and their burrowing speed. Much like real hedgeh𓃲ogs, hedges can burrow underground and have a burrowing speed of 15 feet. Additionally, they have spiny quills on their backs that provide them with a buff to the armor class, meaning they're pretty sturdy, despite their small size and lovable exterior.

3 Jerbeen

Jerbeens resemble mice and other small rodents of similar stature. They are characterized by a bravery that far outstrips their physical size, and are highly collaborative and willing to stand in def🥂ense of a larger group. Jerbeens increase their Dexterity by two and their Charisma by one, and have a standard leap range of 30 feet thanks to their powerful legs and tail.

Jerbeens are incredibly nimble all around, and can easily maneuver their way🔯 through the space of other creatures that are larger than them, much in the way halfings can in DND. Plus, they have advantage on Strength saving throws and throw aga🦹inst being frightened as long as they're in range of an ally. Lastly, they can use the Help action as a bonus action, meaning they excel in team combat situations.

2 Mapach

Crafty and resilient, the mapach are incredibly curious raccoon-like creatures that are highly intelligent and🅘 also wise. They take junk that other creatures of the Humblewood don't want and turn it𒀰 into fine works of art and craftsmanship, as well as invention. They are often loners and like to work alone.

Mapachs increase their Wisdom score by two and their Constitution by one. Additionally, they are proficient with tinker's tools and can construct basic weapons and items out of random materials, so long as they have time🍒 and gold. This ability can depend on your DM's mercy, but if you're able to find the right materials, you can end up quickly crafting just the right items you need to get out of a precarious situation.

1 Vulpin

Vulpins are often thought of as 'the bad guys' of the Humblewood thanks to their instinctual predatory nature. They are highly intelligent and charismatic, and often aligned more neutrally. They have darkvisi꧒on, increases to their Intelligence and Charisma cores, and can cast Charm Person, Abmush Prey, and Fe🍌ar at various levels, resetting on a long rest.

They are also unique in that they have a bite attack, which allows them to inflict 1d6 points of damage when the✃y hit. They can also use either their Strength or Dexterity modifier for the attack roll and damage bonus; which one they choose is ultimately their choice, meaning character builds can be highly flexible, and this species is great for multiple melee classes like rogue, monk, or fighter.