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Message: <blockquote data-quote="willows" data-source="post: 4822908" data-attributes="member: 79929">So, I'm trying to learn how to write stuff for D&D4. I thought I'd start with races, because they're much smaller than classes and have a pretty well-defined structure. Here's one from my campaign The Hollow. They're not available as a PC race, being "extinct", but I figure if they work well then I can build a few humanoid monsters out of them for like 'isolated populations' and eventually open them up for PC use.The idea here is to make a race that's sorcerery and skirmishery; I see them fighting with a lot of ducking in-and-out and forced movement effects.The Asynjar Ancestors of the elves and eladrin alike, the seafarers are now lost from this world. Racial Traits Avg. Height: 5'4"-6'0" Avg. Weight: 110-160lb Ability Scores: +2 Dex, +2 Cha Size: Medium Speed: 7 squares Vision: Low-light Languages: Common, Ranyatil (the setting's Elvish) Skill Bonuses: +2 Acrobatics, +2 Endurance Discretion: You can shift 2 squares when you are bloodied. Fey Origin: You are considered a fey creature for the purposes of effects that relate to creature origin. Group Balance: You grant non-asynjar allies within 5 squares a +1 racial bonus to Acrobatics checks. Wild Step: As the elf racial trait. Blood Scent: You can use Blood Scent as an encounter power. Blood Scent — Asynjar Racial Power A little taste of blood leaves you wanting more. Encounter ✦ no keywords ✦ Free Action, Personal Trigger: You hit with an attack Effect: You gain a move action this turn. Thoughts?</blockquote>

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