Kevri
Ability Modifiers +2 Cha
Hit Points 2
Size and Type
Kevri are Medium humanoids with the kevri subtype.Eagle Eyes
Kevri gain low-light vision and add Perception to their list of class skills. If they gain Perception as a class skill from a class, feat, or theme, they gain a +2 species bonus to vision-based Perception checks instead.Firearm Familiarity
Kevri are proficient with small arms and longarms and gain specialization with those weapons at 3rd level.Flight
A kevri gains an extraordinary fly speed of 30 feet with average maneuverability. Until a kevri is 5th level, they must end their movement on the ground at the end of each turn or fall.Sniper's Aim
Kevri gain Far Shot as a bonus feat at 1st level.
The kevri are one of the two sapient species that call the mist world of Kevlo their home. Kevris are an avian species with taloned hands and feet, hard parrot-like beaks, and large feathered wings on their backs. Kevri's bodies are primarily bald, with feathers usually appearing only on their wings. Each wing possesses around two dozen feathers, ranging from several incehs to several feet in legth. These feathers naturally interweave into a membrane as they grow, utilizing exceptionally fine fiver to create teh necessary updraft for flight.
Keris are usually frail, but posses sharp eysight that their ancestors used to detect and flee from the ararak, Kevlo's lethal apex predators. The kevri have worshipped these sacred leviathans as living gods since the dawn of their civilization. In ancient times, the kevri dwelled within the safety of Kevlo's mists alongside the Ioqan. But after discovering electricity, they began settling higher and higher upon Kevqan's mountains, as the strage mists that cover their home world interfered with most powered technology. Their master of technology became so great over generations, that kevris could all but completely tame their world, developing powerful, semi-permeable, planet-wide force fields that kept the technology-disrupting mists beneath their cities in the sky without entrierly cutting them off from the Ioquan benaeat the barriers. The kevri have also developed specializied beacons capable of repelling or luring the sacred arark, often used in traditional rites such as offering those defeated in gladitorial combat as sacrifices to the leviathans.
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