Lepids

The Lepids are a secretive race that hide away in darkened caves, far from civilisation in the cursed land of the Mad Plateaus.
With eyes too sensitive for the daylight, they leave their caves to hunt at night, silently fluttering around the stacks in search of sustanence. Their primary food source, Bullettes that are drawn up from the earth by the Mad Plateaus' nature, are hardy foes but once brought down the carcass may feed a whole tribe for upwards of a week.
The small communal dwellings of the lepids are simple but carefully chosen. Once hosting rivers that erroded through the stone, the caves of the Mad Plateaus occasionally link to aquafers deeper into the earth which are necessary for survival in the desert landscape. When such a space is found, the lepids are quick to alot the space therein for all the basics of their survival, designating areas for food storage, waste disposal, hatching and sleeping. Beyong these necesities, larger caves have been known to have training grounds, prisons, kennels and more. Any excess entrances are blocked up, leaving only the most defendable, typically raised from the ground as to make attack from the other sapient rasidents of the Plateaus, the evil gnolls, more difficult.
Rules:
Playing a lepid will require the rules below.
Ability Score Improvement. Your Dexterity increases by 2 and your Wisdom increases by 1.
Age. A lepid matures to adulthood within 10 yeras and lives between 5 and 6 decades.
Alignment. Lepids have a strong instincts that see them through their typical lives but such a reliance makes them impulsive. Thus they tend toward chaotic neutral.
Size. Lepid range in stature between 5’-5’6” in males and 4’9”-5’1” in females. Males weigh around 50-80lbs and females weigh 60-130lbs. Your size is medium.
Languages. You know Dritung and one other language of your choice. Dritung is a language of simple syllables and distinct vowels.
Speed. You've a base walking speed of 30 feet and a flying speed of 60 feet but you cannot hover and you cannot fly while covered in any liquid.
Absolute Darkvision. You perceive the world perfectly in darkness. You may see in darkness as though it is bright light but must make perception and investigation checks at disadvantage in dim light and are blinded in bright light. You cannot perceive colour in darkness, only shades of grey.
A life under the starlight. Due to your nocturnal nature you have experience reading the stars. You can tell the time of day and rough time of year so long as it is nighttime, you have unobstructed view of the stars and you are on a planet you have spent at least one year on.
Deception Predators. You’ve an innate affinity for enchantment magic. Wisdom saving throws you make to resist being charmed by magical means are made with advantage. You know the Friends cantrip and Command spell. Wisdom is your spell casting modifier for these spells. You are also able to cast Command a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus without expending a spell slot and regain all expended uses when you finish a long rest.
Frail Build. You count as one size smaller when determining your carrying capacity and the weight you can push, drag, or lift.
Lepids and the classes:
Isolated and primitive, lepids do not practice a diverse array of classes. While all classes are available to play as a lepid the following will be the most common among lepid adventurers.
Barbarians:
Lepids practise the Path of Wild Magic.
Bards:
Lepids practise the college of Whispers.
Clerics:
Lepids practise the Twilight Domain.
Fighters:
Lepids practise the Arcane Archer Martial Archetype.
Rangers:
Lepids practise the Gloom Stalker Conclave.
Rogues:
Lepids practise the Assassin Roguish Archetypes.
Wizard:
Lepids practise the Enchantment Arcane Tradition.