Tribe Du Pe'cuamad

The Du Pe'cuamad or Great Constrictors are a tribe of Naagaea native to Southern Eveynjar, with the exception of Yandaijar. Overall, they resemble pythons, boas, and other constrictor snakes, granting them superior climbing skills and powerful muscles, giving them the ability to squeeze the life out of any enemy caught in their coils. Their greatness is evident in their immense size, as their bodies can reach a length of 20 feet and weight as much as a thousand pounds.

Despite their impressive sizes, most Du Pe'cuamad possess very docile natures, seemingly enjoying the companions that aggregate around them. Instead, it is their indifference to smaller races that keep them from becoming snake snacks. Instead, Du Pe'cuamad often target large prey, using their massive forms to break bones or suffocate their prey. This is further makes them heroes in the eyes of the small folk, who are terrorized by creatures like Giant Crocodiles, Terror Birds, and Dragons.

Interestingly, Du Pe'cuamad further classify themselves into three distinct clans: the Nan Pe'frispu or Sand Burrowers, the 'Irto Peer'nunso or Tree Climbers, and the Sed Pe'gerdin or River Lurkers.

Encompassed species

• Naa'gaea

Tribe Du Pe'cuamad

The Du Pe'cuamad or Great Constrictors are a tribe of Naagaea native to Southern Eveynjar, with the exception of Yandaijar. Overall, they resemble pythons, boas, and other constrictor snakes, granting them superior climbing skills and powerful muscles, giving them the ability to squeeze the life out of any enemy caught in their coils. Their greatness is evident in their immense size, as their bodies can reach a length of 20 feet and weight as much as a thousand pounds.

Despite their impressive sizes, most Du Pe'cuamad possess very docile natures, seemingly enjoying the companions that aggregate around them. Instead, it is their indifference to smaller races that keep them from becoming snake snacks. Instead, Du Pe'cuamad often target large prey, using their massive forms to break bones or suffocate their prey. This is further makes them heroes in the eyes of the small folk, who are terrorized by creatures like Giant Crocodiles, Terror Birds, and Dragons.

Interestingly, Du Pe'cuamad further classify themselves into three distinct clans: the Nan Pe'frispu or Sand Burrowers, the 'Irto Peer'nunso or Tree Climbers, and the Sed Pe'gerdin or River Lurkers.

ability score increase:

age:

Size: Huge

speed:

Languages:

parent race: Naa'gaea

race features:

Huge Stature

Due to your immense size, you are Huge, and your Hit Dice are d12s instead of d8s. You gain 8 hit points each level increase instead of 6.

Powerful Build

Your muscles are incredibly strong, allowing your body to hit hard. Whenever you make a Might skill check (except for Combat Skills), you have advantage on the check. Additionally, you possess the following:

• Your Coiling Grapple and Bite deal 1d10 damage instead of their previous damage type.
• You have expertise in one Combat Skill you are proficient in.
• Whenever a creature fails to escape from your Coiling Grapple by 5 or more, they gain 1 major injuries from the injuries table.

Clan Bonuses

Depending on the specific clan, you are adapted to a specific lifestyle. You possess one of the following:

• Nan Pe'frispu (Sand Burrower): You have a 20 ft burrowing speed and have advantage to hide in mud, dirt, sand or similar substrates.
• 'Irto Peer'nunso (Tree Climber): You have a 20 ft climbing speed and have advantage to hide while in trees or dense foliage.
• Sed Pe'gerdin (River Lurker): You have a 20 ft swim speed and have advantage to hide while underwater. You can also hold your breath for an hour.

Big Game Predators

As a Du Pe'cuamad, you have an incredible amount of calories you need to meet, though thankfully this is only once a month as such, you are adapted to hunting large prey. Whenever you attack a creature whose size is Large or larger for the first time each turn and you hit it, it deals critical damage to the creature.