Agrigaed - Advanced Statsheet

Playing an Agrigaed

Why Play a Agrigaed?

Agrigaeds are a highly modular race that can built-in many different combinations. Also being a Hybrid race allows always almost limitless possibilities.

Statline

Having the body of a large animal attached to them greatly increases their Constitution. But their innately cursed nature greatly lowers their fortune. The creeping animalist nature also impacts their overall potential to a lesser degree in a wide range of stats.

	Str	Dex	Con	Int	Wis	Cha	For
Change	-	-	+4	-	-	-	-4
Limit	+5	-5	+20	-5	+5	-	-10

Uncertain Humanity

This is not a form born naturally. Over time your animal side will try and assert itself. If you ever were to let it take over entirely, it would be unlikely that you would ever get your sentience back.

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You have a Humanity score, this stats at baseline of 100 +/- (10 x your Wisdom & Charisma score). Taking savage or animalist actions damages this, with the more extreme the action the greater the effect. The only way to restore this is by partaking in civilised events, such as visiting restaurants or spending time in social activities. If your humanity score ever reaches zero you are permanently transformed into a full version of the animal you are a hybrid of, controlled by the DM. The resulting animal will have the intelligence and mannerisms of an ordinary member of its species.
Unlike with other polymorphs or transformations, this is utterly irreversible if it occurs, and cannot be restored by restoration magics or similar effects. They become utterly immune to all polymorphs and petrifications. It will however have a lifespan based upon the humanoid it once was rather than its animal form.
This animal may still be trained as any other member of its species and may even become an animal companion or mount over time. The animal the character has become will also keep its opinions of those it knew before.
Spending time alone in the wilderness will start to drop your humanity by a rate of 1d20 minus your Intelligence, per day.

Bit of an Animal

While you may be humanoid on the top, you are by no means so at the bottom.

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At character creation, pick one of the following options listed below. This will be the animal half that you sit atop as you roam. The mobility stats present for each choice replace all of your base races mobility options. If a mobility option for your race is not listed under a creature then you lose the ability to you is if you pick that option.

Equine

A horse of course. You are much like that of the centaurs of old. By having the lower body of a horse you are incredibly fast compared to most creatures. But you are very much drawn to wander the fields of the world and may find yourself running off into the distance never to return if you are not careful with your own desires.

Mobility

	Gallop
Slow	10ft.
Medium	180ft.
Fast	400ft.
Limts	You may only slow down by a maximum 200ft. per 5ft. traveld.
Bonuses	You can convert any 10ft. of this movent to a 5ft. leap, at no action cost.

Hoofed

You are unable to sneek on hard surfaces.

Hoofed Strike

Standard Action Unarmed Attack

Skill: Brawling
1d6+Str Bludgeoning Damage, Hits Twice.

Urge to Roam

The unfortunate part of being a part horse is an unquenching urge to roam the wilderness.

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If you have not travelled at least 1 mile by hoof each day you will lose 1d20 Humanity as your inner horse rebels and tries to fight you.

Spider

Having the lower body of a predatory spider can be very advantageous to those seeking to see the world from differing angles. But their innately predatory nature and naturally frightening appearance can cause you to be quickly shunned by society.

Mobility

	Spiderclimb
Slow	20ft.
Medium	40ft.
Fast	120ft.
Limts	You may only slow down by a maximum 200ft. per 5ft. traveld.
Bonuses	You can leap upto 40ft. as a bonus action.

Soft Steps

Your movement cannot be heard while you are sneaking. Things that make a loud noise when stepped on such as dry leaves or old floorboards will still prompt a check but with a +10 bonus to your stealth score.

Web Weaving

You have a pool of silk that you can weave equal to 10ft. for every Tier you possess. You can produce up to 10ft. of this as a standard action. You also gain expertise in Weaving.
Upon reaching Tier 3 you can produce either a net or grappling hook as a bonus action with a range of 30ft. and 120ft. respectively. For a net this cost 1oft. of silk for every 5ft. of coverage. And for the grappling hook, it is simply the same length of silk as the distance covered by it. To escape the net it is a DC 15, Athletics or Escape Check. Or a standard action to cut themselves out if they have a bladed weapon. Any fire damage inflicted on these web structure will quickly destroy them, however, things caught up in them will also take this damage as well. Only the net can be used to entangle a target but the grappling hook can be used to bring things closer to you.
It is a standard action to wrap an object or creature up in a cacoon using your Weaving Skill. Though if the creature is conscious they may make a single attack against you during this time as a free action or reaction. The escape DC for this cacoon is equal to the result of your Weaving check used during this action.

Spiders Parlor

You have a desire to eat insects, the larger the better. And anything you catch, you want to wrap up in a cocoon.

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When encountering an edible insect, you must resist a DC 15 Wisdom Saving throw to avoid the compulsion to try to catch and eat it, so long as it is safe to do so. In addition, if you have not hunted and cocooned a small or larger creature for more than a week, your maximum humanity score is halved until you have done this.

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Playing an Agrigaed
Why Play a Agrigaed?
Statline
Bit of an Animal
Racial Progression
Tier 0
Tier 1
Tier 2
Tier 3
Tier 4
Tier 5
Tier 6

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Standard Sences

Sight	Keen
Hearing	Keen
Touch	Standard
Taste	Standard
Smell	Standard
Supernatural	Keen
Arcane	Poor

Natural Proficiencies

• Handling
• Survival

Racial Progression

Tier 0	Calming Apples You are able to calm your inner animal by feeding it its favourite food. Eating food that is usually sought out by your lower animal, such as apples for a horse or frogs for a snake. You can restore 1d6 + Its Flavor, Humanity per portion you eat. This has to be food that the animal actually like to eat above others, so eating something boring like hay (sorry hay) will have no effect.	Or	Horse with no Remorse By tapping into your animalist nature you can ignore the atrocities that go on around you. As long as your HUmanity is below half, you lose no morale by witnessing troubling events. This does not protect you from the effects of fear. You will still lose humanity by partakeing in these events.

Tier 1	Standard Feat Pick a Feat of your choosing.	Or	Feral Strike By tapping into dissonance between your two halves you may imbue your stirks with greater power. At the cost of your Humanity, you may add an extra 1d4 of Damage, per Tier, to a melee attack. The result of these d4s is deducted from your Humanity.

Tier 2	Standard Feat Pick a Feat of your choosing.	Or	Trampler When passing over a creature that has been knocked prone, you do 1d4 + your Con and AC bludgeoning damage to them at no extra movement cost.

Tier 3	Standard Feat Pick a Feat of your choosing.	Or	Hard Impact Instead of the usual boost of +1 damage per 10ft. travelled in a charge attack, you deal +1 per 5ft. travelled. You are still subject to the penalties of missing such an attack though.	Or	Blinded by the Lights Save DC 10+Tier Wisdom As a bonus action, you may attempt to dazzle any creatures within a 30ft. cone of you for 1 turn with a bright flash of light.

Tier 4	Standard Feat Pick a Feat of your choosing.	Or	A Bit More of an Animal. Save DC 15+Tier Wisdom You gain all of the effects of a second animal choice at the cost of halving your maximum Humanity. You are also subject to both to the animal's cursed urger.	Or	Ancored Humanity Once-per-month Safety Net Once per month if you ever reach zero humanity you are instead knocked unconscious and are subject to a long rest. In addition, whenever compleating a long rest your Humanity is restored by 1d20 (not limited to once a month). Upon reaching Tier 6 you can replace this with a Standard Feat, unless you lose all of your features, somehow...

Tier 5	Standard Feat Pick a Feat of your choosing.	Or	Supernatural Vigor You are able to push your animal's abilities beyond their natural capacities. Horse Longer Leap You can now leap up to 20ft., Still using 10ft. of ordinary movement for every 10ft. of this leap. Off to the Races As a full-round action, you may move up to 1000ft., Ignoring any difficult terrain in the process. Hidden Horse You can now hide in plain sight so long as you are completely still. Soft Hoofed You are able to sneak across hard surfaces. Spider Longer Leap Your Spider leap is increesed to 60ft. Iron Web The DC to escape any of your webbings is now 20. In addition, it is now resistant to all forms of physical damage. Compressed Webbing You can now hold up to 20ft. of web per Tier you possess. Pointed Legs Each one of your legs can now make a 1d2+Str/Dex Piercing damage attack using the Brawling Skill. Attacking with a leg costs you 10ft. of movement. You cannot make more than one attack with each lage per turn. If you are hit with a retaliation strike while attacking with one of your legs you lose an additional 20ft. of movement for that turn.

Tier 6	Give into the Animal Finally give in to the animal that has pulled at you for all this time and use the power you have gained over your adventures to become a powerful supernatural creature, about on par with most adult dragons. Become a powerful supernatural creature base on your former animal hybridization. Doing so cause you to lose all of your for player levels, including class and racial features but grants you with abilities well beyond what is normally accessible to a player. Horse Vellosi An elephant-sized unicorn that is one of the only creatures able to permanently slay demons. Dreadmare The big brother of the NIghtmare. Neverhorse A greater fey creature is able to slip easily through dimensions. Meateor Horse A creature able to build up enough moment as to break through the sound barrier and create massive explosions upon collisions. Spider Boneweaver A massive golden-orbed spider able to fasion skeleta constructs out of string and warp the sneces of its victems. Charronack A huge, ghostly spider that guards the spirits of the various underworlds. Hybrids Requires: A Bit More of an Animal Manguwlla Spider - Horse A terrifying eight-legged mass of hoved limbs that abosbs all light that touches it.	Or	Live in Harmony You and your inner animal have finally learned to work together and stop fighting with each other. Your Humanity now resets completely after compleating a long rest. In addition, you no longer receive any penalties from having low humanity. If your humanity drops to zero you now instead take a point of exhaustion. You still lose humanity for acting is animalist or savage ways though.	Or	Humanity Restored Master your inner animal and return yourself to your base race, but it would be a shame to lose all of what you have experienced together... You lose your Agrigae hybridisation and become a full member of your base species. However, you also retain a connection to your former self and as a bonus action, you may polymorph into a full member of the species you were an Agrigaed Hybrid of. You can return to your new base form as either a standard action or automatically one you are reduced to zero hit points while in animal form. Losing all of your hitpoints while in Animal form halves your current maximum hit points, even if it has been halved already, until compleating your next long rest. When transforming into your animal form you finish your transformation with that creatures full hit points, however, any damage received in that form carries over to your base form. You may also replace any Agrigaed progression features taken with options from your base race instead.