Dungeons & Dragons 5e Race/Species : Gray Folk
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Gray Folk
A Manifold People
A vast and superstitious people, the Grays have an unparalleled adaptability, aided by expansionist aims befitting a proud and ambitious dynasty. Over the centuries, they have made the unexplored and hostile lands of the Eastern Mark their home, and the focal point of a culture that gathers customs from a variety of sources.
Laboriousness, craftsmanship, and propensity for military strategy have made the Gray Folk famous throughout Iùrmen.They hold great political power over the peoples who have settled in their cities after surviving the Lunar Age, and their own numbers have suffered fewer losses than most.
- Skillful People: You are Proficient in two skills of your choice.
- Martial Training: You are Proficient with short swords, long swords, heavy crossbows, and pikes.
- Stubbornness: Each time you complete a short or long rest, you gain Temporary Hit Points equal to your Charisma modifier (min 1).
- Warrior Prowess: Your speed is not reduced by wearing armor, and you ignore the Disadvantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks imposed by heavy armor.
The Gray Folk took this name from the indiscriminate mixture of various ethnicities, with their customs and beliefs, to remember that all colors, when amalgamated, produce gray. During the Second Age, in a few decades these people experienced rapid population growth, and this allowed them to still be the most numerous survivors during the Lunar Age. Among them can be found humans with the most varied somatic traits, pigmentations, and physical peculiarities (such as, for example, the epicanthic folds in the eyelids).
Height is that of a human, although sometimes different builds can be spotted.
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