Floralin
Floralin are one of the few sapient plant races on Tehiri, with a subspecies for nearly every environment the world has to offer. Their origin is somewhat of an enigma, with the true location of origin for the species being completely unknown. Still- a type of Floralin can be found almost anywhere in Tehiri, and with them unique abilities and cultures.
Biologically, Floralin are not dissimilar to many humanoids. They produce heat, they have a vascular system that sends sap through their bodies, they live for roughly 100 years, and they typically take on a bipedal human-like shape. Some Floralin may have more extreme features, but these parts are consistent.
Uniquely to Floralin however, the species reproduces via seeds that need to be planted in the ground and tended to for roughly six months. When a seed sprouts, a new Floralin is born, almost always taking on the characteristics of native wildlife wherever they sprouted. This phenomenon is theorized to be the source behind the dizzying number of Floralin variants found in Tehiri.
Ability Score Increase
Increase one ability score by 2, and increase a different one by 1, or increase three different scores by 1.
Creature Type
You are a Plant
Size
Your size is Medium or Small
Speed
You have a base walking speed of 30 feet.
Floral Appearance
You can attempt to Hide even when only lightly obscured by plants or foliage, and have advantage on Stealth checks made when relying on either to stay hidden.
Arboreal Constitution
Your plant-body gives you unique benefits compared to most:
Plant Sympathy
You gain proficiency in the Nature skill.
Floralin on dndbeyond
Adaptation
You gain resistance to fire damage and advantage on rolls to avoid the effects of extreme heat.
Spiked Body
While you aren’t wearing armor, your body gives you a base armor class of 13 + your Dexterity modifier. Additionally, if you’re hit with an attack that would grapple you, you can use your reaction to make a Constitution saving throw against the attack roll. On a success, you automatically break the grapple and deal 1d6 piercing damage to the attacker.
Hardy
If a creature uses an ability or attack that reduces your maximum health or ability scores, it only does so half as much (rounded down).
Arid Floralin on dndbeyond
Adaptation
You gain resistance to cold damage and advantage on rolls to avoid the effects of extreme cold.
Steadying Roots
As a bonus action, you can enter a state where your body rapidly regenerates itself. At the start of each of your turns, you regain a number of hit points equal to your proficiency bonus. This lasts for one minute and can only be entered once, regaining its use on a long rest.
Brawny
You count as one size larger when determining your carrying capacity and the weight you can push, drag, or lift.
Boreal Floralin on dndbeyond
Adaptation
You gain advantage on saves to avoid being charmed, and you cannot be put to sleep against your will.
Grown Composure
You gain a pool of d4s equal to 1 + your proficiency bonus that represents your character’s natural composure. When you fail a saving throw or ability check, you can use your reaction to spend any amount of these dice and add them to your total, potentially turning it into a success. You regain all of your spent dice back on a long rest.
Frilly
You gain proficiency in one type of artisan's tools of your choice, and can grow these tools as part of a short rest. Only one grown copy of these tools can exist at once.
Glade Floralin on dndbeyond
Adaptation
You gain the ability to breathe underwater and a swim speed equal to your walk speed.
Subtle Senses
You have blindsight with a range of 10 feet. Within that range, you can effectively see anything that isn't behind total cover, even if you're blinded or in darkness. Additionally, if an invisible creature willingly moves within this range, it must succeed on a contested Dexterity (Stealth) check against your Perception (Wisdom) or be considered visible until the end of its next turn by you and anyone adjacent to you.
Worldly
You gain a +5 to your passive perception and cannot be surprised unless you are incapacitated.
Shore Floralin on dndbeyond
Adaptation
You gain resistance to lightning damage and advantage on saves to avoid the effects of harmful gasses.
Creeping Vines
As an action, you can press your body against any surface made of worked stone or clay. After doing so, you are indistinguishable from normal foliage and hidden until you move or take any other action.
Sneaky
You can move through and stop in a space large enough to fit a creature one size smaller than you, without squeezing.
Urban Floralin on dndbeyond
Biologically, Floralin are not dissimilar to many humanoids. They produce heat, they have a vascular system that sends sap through their bodies, they live for roughly 100 years, and they typically take on a bipedal human-like shape. Some Floralin may have more extreme features, but these parts are consistent.
Uniquely to Floralin however, the species reproduces via seeds that need to be planted in the ground and tended to for roughly six months. When a seed sprouts, a new Floralin is born, almost always taking on the characteristics of native wildlife wherever they sprouted. This phenomenon is theorized to be the source behind the dizzying number of Floralin variants found in Tehiri.
Features & Traits
Ability Score Increase
Increase one ability score by 2, and increase a different one by 1, or increase three different scores by 1.
Creature Type
You are a Plant
Size
Your size is Medium or Small
Speed
You have a base walking speed of 30 feet.
Floral Appearance
You can attempt to Hide even when only lightly obscured by plants or foliage, and have advantage on Stealth checks made when relying on either to stay hidden.
Arboreal Constitution
Your plant-body gives you unique benefits compared to most:
- You’re immune to disease
- You have advantage on saving throws to avoid being poisoned.
- You can pass through non magical plants without being slowed by them and without taking damage from them if they have thorns, spines, or a similar hazard.
Plant Sympathy
You gain proficiency in the Nature skill.
Floralin on dndbeyond
Subraces
There are five subraces of Floralin: Arid, Boreal, Glade, Shore, and Urban.Arid Floralin
Arid Floralin are found in hot and dry places, such as savannas and deserts. They tend to resemble hardy desert plants and trees, with stoic personalities to match. They’re most commonly found in Al’Taj, typically working as couriers, laborers, and hunters.Adaptation
You gain resistance to fire damage and advantage on rolls to avoid the effects of extreme heat.
Spiked Body
While you aren’t wearing armor, your body gives you a base armor class of 13 + your Dexterity modifier. Additionally, if you’re hit with an attack that would grapple you, you can use your reaction to make a Constitution saving throw against the attack roll. On a success, you automatically break the grapple and deal 1d6 piercing damage to the attacker.
Hardy
If a creature uses an ability or attack that reduces your maximum health or ability scores, it only does so half as much (rounded down).
Arid Floralin on dndbeyond
Boreal Floralin
Boreal Floralin are found wherever snow is, typically in tundras or evergreen forests. They look the most like trees of all floralin, and are well known for their protective natures. They’re seen most often in Azure Valley, working as lumberers, soldiers, and masons.Adaptation
You gain resistance to cold damage and advantage on rolls to avoid the effects of extreme cold.
Steadying Roots
As a bonus action, you can enter a state where your body rapidly regenerates itself. At the start of each of your turns, you regain a number of hit points equal to your proficiency bonus. This lasts for one minute and can only be entered once, regaining its use on a long rest.
Brawny
You count as one size larger when determining your carrying capacity and the weight you can push, drag, or lift.
Boreal Floralin on dndbeyond
Glade Floralin
Glade Floralin tend to appear near large gardens and orchards. They tend to look the most overtly floral of all Floralin, and have a reputation for their natural charm. They’re found frequently in Omari, and find work often as merchants, performers, and arborists.Adaptation
You gain advantage on saves to avoid being charmed, and you cannot be put to sleep against your will.
Grown Composure
You gain a pool of d4s equal to 1 + your proficiency bonus that represents your character’s natural composure. When you fail a saving throw or ability check, you can use your reaction to spend any amount of these dice and add them to your total, potentially turning it into a success. You regain all of your spent dice back on a long rest.
Frilly
You gain proficiency in one type of artisan's tools of your choice, and can grow these tools as part of a short rest. Only one grown copy of these tools can exist at once.
Glade Floralin on dndbeyond
Shore Floralin
Shore Floralin are found in places near bodies of water- salt and fresh alike. They tend to resemble aquatic plants and are famous for their otherworldly intuition and calm attitudes. They’re most common in Keeper’s Coast, often serving as acolytes, guards, and sailors.Adaptation
You gain the ability to breathe underwater and a swim speed equal to your walk speed.
Subtle Senses
You have blindsight with a range of 10 feet. Within that range, you can effectively see anything that isn't behind total cover, even if you're blinded or in darkness. Additionally, if an invisible creature willingly moves within this range, it must succeed on a contested Dexterity (Stealth) check against your Perception (Wisdom) or be considered visible until the end of its next turn by you and anyone adjacent to you.
Worldly
You gain a +5 to your passive perception and cannot be surprised unless you are incapacitated.
Shore Floralin on dndbeyond
Urban Floralin
Urban Floralin are very rarely found in densely populated cities. They often resemble vines and plants that can survive these urban areas, with somewhat isolationist tendencies to match. They’re common in Serath Prime, and often work as thieves, spies, and alchemists.Adaptation
You gain resistance to lightning damage and advantage on saves to avoid the effects of harmful gasses.
Creeping Vines
As an action, you can press your body against any surface made of worked stone or clay. After doing so, you are indistinguishable from normal foliage and hidden until you move or take any other action.
Sneaky
You can move through and stop in a space large enough to fit a creature one size smaller than you, without squeezing.
Urban Floralin on dndbeyond
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