Pecorida
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A tribe of Beastfolk known for their strong frames and horns. They often resemble Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Deer, or Moose.
Tribes of the Pecorida are nomadic, usually spending time in a region foraging for food before moving to the next area. The path they take is often chosen by an elder or elders who make the choice depending on factors such as weather or communing with local spirits.
Description
Pecorida range from five feet to seven feet tall depending on the individual, have furs of browns, blacks, greys, and whites, and have various shapes of horns. The horns of each member are often decorated with trinkets the collect unless they use them for fighting.
Example Names
Male: Huxton, Shoney, Wesley, Timber, Porter
Female: Laney, Lyra, Daisy, Milly,
Neutral: Tay, Molom, Dell, Cass, Bale
Play a Pecorida if:
- You want to be a Satyr or Minotaur
- You want to be herbivorous.
- You are ready for a barrage of awkward questions about milk.
Stat Bonuses
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+1 to Phys |
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+1 to Agi, Per, or Strength |
Skill Bonuses
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+1 Survival |
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+1 Knowledge: Flora |
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+1 Observance |
Traits
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1 |
Gore Rush |
Choose either Piercing or Bashing Damage. You gain the following: Full Action - Charge - Unarmed Skill D4 + STR of the Chosen Damage Target Hit takes Push BSvs Your Strength or be Pushed (2+ your STR)u. |
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2 |
Herd Instincts |
+2 Awareness |
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3 |
Ox’s Endurance |
You may Reroll one Fatigue, Poison, or Disease Body Save per day. |
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4 |
Goat's Grace |
You gain Climbing(1) |
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5 |
Stubborn Steer |
Once per encounter you may ignore being Pushed, Pulled, or Shifted. |
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6 |
Bull Doze |
You may Reroll Failed Difficult Terrain Tests. |
History
Age of Discovery
Ancient Pecorida Tribes would travel paths set by their forebearers, skirmishing where they intersected. It was a brutal times for the tribes as the frequent classes prevented any one Tribe from overpowering others.
Culture
Tribes fall into two catagories: Nomadic or Pastoral. Nomadic tribes travel between areas that are cultivated over generations while Pastoral tribes settle one area and tend the land.
Legendary Figures
Cragg Earthsplitter
A ancient figure said to have split the land to prevent an enemy from falling upon his tribe. The namesake of the common cliffs and fissures according to the Pecorida.