Deep Kobold
A wild tribe of kobolds adapted to the lightless depths of the caverns in the Aurlbright Mountains, deep kobolds have poor sight and no practice using the sense. They live in warm, damp underground spaces, cohabitating with red fuzz beetles and infected with creeping moss.
Kobolds are small, intelligent, bipedal reptiles with scaled skin, muzzled faces like a crocodile, and sharp crests who prefer warm and damp environments. Deep kobolds live in complete darkness and with creeping moss. The itching and inflammation they deal with make the deep kobolds distractable, erratic, and loud.
Kobolds are small, intelligent, bipedal reptiles with scaled skin, muzzled faces like a crocodile, and sharp crests who prefer warm and damp environments. Deep kobolds live in complete darkness and with creeping moss. The itching and inflammation they deal with make the deep kobolds distractable, erratic, and loud.
Deep Kobold (Frigranden)
Type
Humanoid (reptilian)
Ability Score Modifier
–2 Str, -2 Int, +2 Dex, –2 Con
Size
small
Speed
30 feet
Language
Draconic, and deep kobolds with high intelligence may also learn elemental languages. If removed from their seclusion, deep kobolds can learn regional and elemental languages.
Darkvision 60 feet
+1 size bonus to AC (size)
+1 size bonus on attack rolls
+4 size bonus on Stealth checks
–1 penalty on CMB and to CMD
+2 racial bonus on a Craft skill and a Profession skill
Light Sensitivity -2
Bite attack deals 1d4 points and once per day add 1d6 fire damage (after successful hit)
Infected with creeping moss.
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Civilization and Culture
Interspecies Relations and Assumptions
Deep kobolds keep red fuzz beetles as pets. They do not associate with other intelligent species. Other kobolds and half-dragons avoid the caverns inhabited by the deep kobolds in fear of catching the creeping moss.
Genetic Ancestor(s)
Lifespan
20 years
Average Weight
3' 2"
Average Physique
Slender, often muscular.
Body Tint, Colouring and Marking
The most common colorings for scales and underlying skin are red, orange, and purple, though the deep kobolds no longer see these traits in their lightless environment. All have patches of missing scales that have been replaced with soft, fuzzy creeping moss.
Geographic Distribution
