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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mark Chance" data-source="post: 4159427" data-attributes="member: 2795">MuadraThe muadra are of human derivation. Although similar in appearance to humans, they can learn to scuplt Isho -- a ubiquitous energy associated with life and vitality -- into a variety of forms.Muadra Racial Traits* Medium: As Medium creatures, humans have no special bonuses or penalties due to their size.* Human base land speed is 30 feet.* 1 extra feat at 1st level. This feat must be a Dysha feat.* Dysha Feats: Whenever a muadra gains a new feat for level advancement or as a class feature, he may learn a new Dysha feat.* Internal Isho: A muadra's internal Isho is a pool of points used to power Dysha feats. At each character level, a muadra gains 1d6 Isho points. He regains lost Isho points at the same rate he regains lost hit points (1 Isho point per character level for 8 or more hours sleep, or twice as much for complete bed rest for 24 hours).* Health Affects Isho: Every five hit points of damage a muadra suffers reduces his Isho points by -1.* Human Blood: For all effects related to race, a muadra is considered to be a human.* Automatic Language: Common. Bonus Languages: Any (other than secret languages, such as Druidic). See the Speak Language skill.* Favored Class: Any. When determining whether a multiclass muadra takes an experience point penalty, his highest-level class does not count.Dysha FeatsThere are seven groups of Dysha feats. All of these feats are powered by a muadra's internal Isho. Each Dysha feat has an associated Isho cost. If a muadra does not have sufficient Isho to power a Dysha feat, he can still use that feat, but he suffers 1 point of nonlethal damage for each Isho point he spends above his current total. Thus, it is possible for a muadra to render himself unconscious by too vigorous use of Dysha feats.Most Dysha feats require a standard action to use. Some Dysha feats provoke attacks of opportunity when used; others do not. Individual descriptions specify. They all have visible effects, making it very difficult to use use Dysha feats without being noticed.A muadra using rage (or affected by a similar effect) cannot use his Dysha feats. A muadra who is fatigued or exhausted also cannot use his Dysha feats. Effects which reduce an ability score to less than a Dysha feat's prerequisite make that feat unusable until the ability score is recovered.</blockquote>

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