Rabbitfolk

The Rabbitfolk hail from Hazem, but have well-established communities all over Keyrae, at least within the Manali Empire. Outside of Hazem, you'll typically see them most often in towns and cities that have had historic bad luck, or rely on luck for survival (such as in places with a lot of natural disasters). This is because rabbitfolk are known for being particularly spiritual, and many take up jobs as preists, clerics or champions when traveling abroad. For whatever reason, the gods seem to listen when they call, leading to the idea that rabbitfolk are lucky. The Rabbitfolk themselves are aware of this and it is a generally accepted aspect among their society, leading to many of them traveling abroad to offer their services.

You Might:

• Be very religious and devoted to whichever god or pantheon you follow.
• Use your good fortune to help others, or take advantage of them.
• Strive to find or found a large family.

Others Probably:

• Seek you out to accompany trading vessels or other shipments of great value, or simply seek your presence in times of trouble.
• Accuse you of conning people or faking your "luck" as a way to make money off of the gullible.
• assume you are religious in some way, shape or form.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Rabbitfolk have long rounded snouts, long thin ears and short fluffy tails. They are typically grey, black or brown in colouration, often with spotted patterns, although albinism is fairly common among their population. Rabbitfolk usually stand around 100cm tall however there is a lot of variation within the species, with the tallest Rabbitfolk reaching 140cm

Growth Rate & Stages

Rabbitfolk grow at around the same rate as many humanoids, reaching maturity at 18 years of age and living to 70 years old

Rabbitfolk Heritages

Long-legged Rabbitfolk

You have unusually long and thin features, resembling more of a hare than a rabbit. Your movement speed is 30ft and you gain a +2 circumstance bonus to Athletics Checks to High Jump and Long Jump.

Fluffy Rabbitfolk

• Based on "Snow Rat" in Lost Omens Ancestry Guide, pg. 54

You have long, shaggy fur and are somewhat pudgier than most rabbitfolk, granting you cold resistance equal to half your level (minimum 1). You treat environmental cold effects as if they were one step less extreme (incredible cold becomes extreme, extreme cold becomes severe, and so on).

Burrow Bunny

• Based on "Tunnel Rat" in Lost Omens Ancestry Guide, pg. 54

Your family have always favoured their burrows and tunnels over the world above. You gain the Quick Squeeze feat as a bonus feat, even if you aren’t trained in Acrobatics. Tight spaces not tight enough to require the Squeeze action aren’t difficult terrain for you.

Jackalope Rabbitfolk

In Rabbitfolk society, those who grow horns are seen as especially lucky or blessed. Many of your family members have antler-like horns, as do you, which give you a somewhat otherworldly appearance that either make others fear you or respect you. You gain a +2 circumstance bonus to diplomacy checks towards other rabbitfolk, but a +2 circumstance bonus to intimidation checks for other humanoid creatures.

Charming Rabbitfolk

Perhaps it's something about your appearance, or maybe it's just the mannerisms you picked up from your family, but there is something about you that draws others towards you - for better or for worse. Swap either your Dexterity or Wisdom Ability Boost for a Charisma Boost instead. You also become trained in either Diplomacy or Deception.

Rabbitfolk Ancestry Traits

1st Level

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Digger - Feat 1

MANIPULATERABBITFOLK

Requirements You are standing on dirt, sand, snow, or similar particulate material.

Action

Description

• Based on Dig Quickly - Pathfinder #153 Life's Long Shadow pg. 72

Your hands work as effectively as shovels when you need to dig a quick hole. You dig a shallow pit in the square you currently occupy, turning the square into difficult terrain (including for you). In addition, you also kick up a cloud of grit in a direction of your choice. The cloud extinguishes small, unattended, non-magical fires and helps smother the flames on burning creatures located within the cone; creatures in this cone that are taking persistent fire damage can immediately attempt an additional flat DC 15 check to end the persistent damage.

Burrow Navigation - Feat 1

RABBITFOLK

Description

• Based on "Warren Navigator" - Advanced Player's Guide pg. 22

You’re particularly good at solving mazes and navigating twists and turns. You gain the trained proficiency rank in Survival. If you would automatically become trained in Survival (from your background or class, for example), you become trained in another skill of your choice. When you Sense Direction or attempt a roll against a maze spell, you get a result one degree of success better than you rolled. You don’t take a penalty to Sense Direction when you lack a compass.

Rabbitfolk Lore - Feat 1

RABBITFOLK

Description

• Based on "Shoony Lore" - Pathfinder #153: Life's Long Shadow pg. 72

Rabbitfolk society is especially religious, which is what is believed to give them their uncanny luck. You are trained in Religion and Society, as well as Rabbitfolk Lore. If you would automatically become trained in one of those skills (from your background or class, for example), you instead become trained in a skill of your choice

Rabbitfolk Magic - Feat 1

RABBITFOLK

Description

• Based on "Spellscale Kobold" - Advanced Player's Guide pg 14

All Rabbitfolk have a small spark of magic within them, but you have chosen to take that a step further. Choose one cantrip from the Divine spell list (Core Rulebook 307). You can Cast this Spell as an arcane innate spell at will. A cantrip is heightened to a spell level equal to half your level rounded up. You gain the trained proficiency rank in Divine spell attack rolls and spell DCs, and your key spellcasting ability is Wisdom (or Charisma if you have the Charming Rabbitfolk Heritage).

Buck Teeth - Feat 1

RABBITFOLK

Description

• Based on "Vicious Incisors" - Advanced Player's Guide pg.22

You’ve let your incisors grow long enough to serve as formidable weapons. You gain a jaws unarmed attack that deals 1d6 piercing damage. Your jaws are in the brawling group and have the finesse and unarmed traits. Unlike most creatures, you can file down your teeth and regrow them later on, enabling you to select this feat at any level, and to retrain into and out of this feat.

5th Level

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Chew through - Feat 5

RABBITFOLK

Requirements Buck Teeth Feat

Action

Description

• Based on "Gnaw" - Lost Omen's Ancestry Guide pg.54

With enough time and determination, you can chew through nearly anything. You deal double your jaws damage to an unattended, inanimate object.

Divine Favor - Feat 5

RABBITFOLK

Description

• Based on "Empyreal Blessing" - Advanced Player's Guide pg.36

You can call upon your gods in times of need, and they will lend you their assistance. You can cast bless once per day as a 1st-level divine innate spell.
Applications Once Per Day

Divine Peace - Feat 5

RABBITFOLK

Description

• Based on "Tranquil Sanctuary" - Lost Omen's Ancestry Guide pg.10

The world can be a hectic and dangerous place, especially for one as small as yourself. Your gods know this and watch over you and your allies, You can cast sanctuary once per day as a 1st-level divine innate spell.

Comforting Assistance - Feat 5

RABBITFOLK

Description

• Based on "Loyal Empath" - Pathfinder #153: Life's Long Shadow pg. 73

Your life in the burrow meant that you had to learn to help out, and as you've gotten older and travelled the world more, you've learnt how to better extend that help to others in their time of need. You can use the Aid reaction to grant a bonus to another creature’s Will saving throw. As usual for Aid, you need to prepare by using an action on your turn to encourage the creature to bravely withstand the effect.

9th Level

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Burrow Digger - Feat 9

RABBITFOLK

Requirements Digger Feat

Description

• Based on "Sodbuster" - Pathfinder #153: Life's Long Shadow pg. 73

Years toiling in soil have made you an expert digger. You gain a burrow Speed of 10 feet through loose soil or dirt.

Ward off Doom - Feat 9

RABBITFOLK

Description

• Based on "Evade Doom" - Lost Omens Ancestry Guide pg. 19

Your luck extends to protect you from supernatural disaster. When you would gain the doomed condition, you can attempt a DC 17 flat check. On a success, you don’t gain the doomed condition.

13th Level

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Speedy Burrow Digger - Feat 13

RABBITFOLK

Requirements Burrow Digger Feat

Description

• Based on "Warren Digger" - Advanced Player's Guide pg. 23

You've further improved your digging skills. Your Burrow speed increases to 15ft.

17th Level

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Expert Burrow Digger - Feat 17

RABBITFOLK

Requirements Speedy Burrow Digger Feat

Description

• Based on "Warren Digger" - Advanced Player's Guide pg. 23

You've even further improved your digging skills. Your Burrow speed increases to 20ft.

Rarity

Common

Hit Dice

6

Size

Small

Speed

25

Ability Boosts

Dexterity, Wisdom, Free

Ability Flaw

Constitution

Languages

• Common
• Hazien
• Additional languages equal to your Intelligence modifier if it’s positive. Choose from the list of Common Languages and any other languages to which you have access (such as the languages prevalent in your region)

Traits

Rabitfolk, Humanoid

Low Light Vision

You can see in dim light as though it were bright light, so you ignore the concealed condition due to dim light.

Luck of the rabbit

Rabbitfolk seem to be uncannily lucky, almost as though the gods themselves favour them, and you are no exception. You can cast Guidance as an innate Divine Spell at will.

Mature at

18 years

Lifespan

70 years

Average Height

100cm