Minotaur
Minotaur Race Traits (all subraces):
Ability Score Increase: Minotaurs are known for their strength and endurance. You can increase their Strength by +1 and Constitution +1.
Size: Minotaurs are Medium creatures.
Speed: Your base walking speed is 30 feet.
Darkvision: Minotaurs can see in dim light within 60 feet of themselves as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. They can't discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.
Horns: Minotaurs have powerful horns that they can use in combat. You have a natural weapon attack with your horns, which you can use to make unarmed strikes. Your horns deal 1d6 piercing damage.
Labyrinthine Recall: Minotaurs are skilled at navigating complex environments. You can perfectly recall any path you have traveled.
Languages: Common and Kothian
Age: Reaches adulthood at 17, to about 150 years.
Subrace: Forest Minotaur: Ability Score Increase: Forest Minotaurs have a deep connection to nature. You gain +1 Wisdom. Nature's Resilience: You have advantage on saving throws against poison, and you have resistance to poison damage. Natural Explorer: You are proficient in the Survival skill.
Subrace: Mountain Minotaur: Ability Score Increase: Mountain Minotaurs are hardy and well-suited to the high altitudes. You gain +1 Constitution. Mountain Born: You have resistance to cold damage and are acclimated to high altitudes. Rock Climber: You have proficiency in the Athletics skill.
Subrace: Desert Minotaur: Ability Score Increase: Desert Minotaurs have a deep connection to the harsh desert environment. You gain +1 Wisdom. Their horns deal Bludgeoning instead of piercing. Desert Survivor: You are resistant to heat and have advantage on saving throws against heat-related effects. You can also go longer without water than most creatures. Sand Walker: You have proficiency in the Survival skill.
Subrace: Ocean Minotaur: Ability Score Increase: Ocean Minotaurs are seafaring experts and navigators. You gain +1 Dexterity. Their horns deal Bludgeoning instead of piercing. Seafarer: You have proficiency in water vehicles and navigation tools. You have a precise sense of direction on the ocean and can read the stars for navigation, even in a maze-like sea. Rigging Master: You have proficiency in Acrobatics
Subrace: Forest Minotaur: Ability Score Increase: Forest Minotaurs have a deep connection to nature. You gain +1 Wisdom. Nature's Resilience: You have advantage on saving throws against poison, and you have resistance to poison damage. Natural Explorer: You are proficient in the Survival skill.
Subrace: Mountain Minotaur: Ability Score Increase: Mountain Minotaurs are hardy and well-suited to the high altitudes. You gain +1 Constitution. Mountain Born: You have resistance to cold damage and are acclimated to high altitudes. Rock Climber: You have proficiency in the Athletics skill.
Subrace: Desert Minotaur: Ability Score Increase: Desert Minotaurs have a deep connection to the harsh desert environment. You gain +1 Wisdom. Their horns deal Bludgeoning instead of piercing. Desert Survivor: You are resistant to heat and have advantage on saving throws against heat-related effects. You can also go longer without water than most creatures. Sand Walker: You have proficiency in the Survival skill.
Subrace: Ocean Minotaur: Ability Score Increase: Ocean Minotaurs are seafaring experts and navigators. You gain +1 Dexterity. Their horns deal Bludgeoning instead of piercing. Seafarer: You have proficiency in water vehicles and navigation tools. You have a precise sense of direction on the ocean and can read the stars for navigation, even in a maze-like sea. Rigging Master: You have proficiency in Acrobatics
The distinctive horn shapes of each Minotaur subrace add more flavor to their unique characteristics.
Subrace: Forest Minotaur:
Horn Shape: The Forest Minotaur's horns stand straight up, with some curving slightly towards the center and then back to being straight. These horns reflect their affinity for the natural world and their adaptability in forest environments. Subrace: Mountain Minotaur:
Horn Shape: Mountain Minotaurs have forward-facing horns that align with their eye line of sight. These horns embody their resilient and steady nature, reflecting their ability to navigate rocky terrains and high altitudes. Subrace: Desert Minotaur:
Horn Shape: Desert Minotaurs possess massive horizontal horns that resemble the majestic longhorns. These imposing horns are well-suited for their desert environment, symbolizing their strength and resilience in the harsh heat. Subrace: Ocean Minotaur:
Horn Shape: The Ocean Minotaurs' horns curl around gracefully and are often adorned. These elegant, adorned horns represent their seafaring and navigational expertise, as well as their affinity for the mysteries of the open sea.
Horn Shape: The Forest Minotaur's horns stand straight up, with some curving slightly towards the center and then back to being straight. These horns reflect their affinity for the natural world and their adaptability in forest environments. Subrace: Mountain Minotaur:
Horn Shape: Mountain Minotaurs have forward-facing horns that align with their eye line of sight. These horns embody their resilient and steady nature, reflecting their ability to navigate rocky terrains and high altitudes. Subrace: Desert Minotaur:
Horn Shape: Desert Minotaurs possess massive horizontal horns that resemble the majestic longhorns. These imposing horns are well-suited for their desert environment, symbolizing their strength and resilience in the harsh heat. Subrace: Ocean Minotaur:
Horn Shape: The Ocean Minotaurs' horns curl around gracefully and are often adorned. These elegant, adorned horns represent their seafaring and navigational expertise, as well as their affinity for the mysteries of the open sea.
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