White-Winged Fox

White Winged Foxes are celestial creatures brought to the material plane through magic, often to serve as guides or even pets. They can be very loyal and kind guardians to those who treat them well, and having one as a companion is considered lucky in itself.
There are cases of powerful enough Find Familiar spells that have been able to summon white-winged foxes, but most will connect with one on a personal level and gain a friend. A friend that can provide invaluable aid.

Basic Information

Anatomy

These foxes also have large feathery wings and two tails instead of one.

Ecology and Habitats

As celestials, white winged foxes are native to the upper planes. However, many have been transported to the material plane over time and there are many who live out their entire lives there.

Additional Information

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Like most foxes, the white winged ones are very able to see in the dark.

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Origin/Ancestry

Elysium

Lifespan

30 years

White Winged Fox

Small celestial, unaligned

Armor Class

Hit Points 7 (2d6) 2d6

Speed 30ft Fly: 40ft

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STR

8 -1

DEX

15 +2

CON

11 0

INT

10 0

WIS

14 +2

CHA

12 +1

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Skills Perception +4, Stealth +4

Damage Resistances Radiant damage

Senses Darkvision 60 ft., passive Perception 14

Languages Understands Common and Celestial but can not speak.

Challenge 1/8 (25 xp)

At will: Guidance

1/day: Augury, Spare the Dying

Keen Smell. The fox has advantage on Wisdom (Perception) rolls that rely on smell.

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Actions

Bite. Melee weapon attack: +4 to hit, reach 5 feet, one target. Hit: 4 (1d4+2) 1d4+2 piercing damage.
Help. The fox aids a creature within 5 feet to make an attack or ability check. The creature has advantage on performing that task on their next turn. If the fox as an emotional bond with the one they are helping, they can do so at a distance of 10 feet instead.

The creature is, for the most part, a snow white fox. But protruding from its back are large feathered wings that allow the fox to fly. Its two tails helps it keep balance and represents how it can guide others.

While they could theoretically be present anywhere, most white winged foxes are either found on the upper planes, or in temperate to cold climates. Mostly in forested areas.