Bizzrin

All Bizzrin, except Larva, are covered in a semi-flexible, chitinous hide that protects their internal organs. They have no internal bones which has pros and cons.

Pros: Bizzrin are considered to have Resistance to Fall Damage and always reduce a number of fall damage dice equal to their constitution modifier to 1.

Cons: Bizzrin limbs are much easier to sever than other humanoids since a targeted attack would only need to penetrate Flesh rather than both Flesh and Bone. Severed Limbs regrow in 1d4 days.

You gain a fly speed equal to your movement speed. Every Minute(6 Rounds) of flight in active combat causes you to lose 1 Stamina and you cannot rest while flying. Sustained travel flight causes you to lose 1 Stamina every hour. Having one or more of your wings wounded causes you to immediately lose the ability to fly until recovered. Being knocked prone while flying causes you to fall until you are able to use 3 meters of movement to “stand” and resume flying. You cannot Fly while wearing Heavy Armor. You can carry 1 small or smaller creature while flying.

Increased Space Requirements: While walking requires only as much space as your character occupies to continue movement, Flying upward or horizontally requires an additional Meter of space on any one side of your character. Smaller spaces do not allow your wings to flap and provide lift. If you are traveling downward during your flying movement then the above rule does not apply.

All Honey Bizzrin are capable of collecting nectar from flowering plants to make honey. Each hour a Honey Bizzrin spends collecting Nectar allows them to produce 1d4 oz. of honey.

Most Bizzrin possess a venomous stinger at the lower end of their abdomen that they can use as a first and last defense in combat.

Recharging Weapon: If this weapon is not currently recharged, roll 1d6 at the end of your turn. If you roll a 5 or 6 this weapon recharges. If you choose to use this weapon while it is not recharged, spend 1 Stamina.

All Bizzrin, except Larva, are covered in a semi-flexible, chitinous hide that protects their internal organs. They have no internal bones which has pros and cons.

Cannot Wear Heavy Armor.

Pros: Bizzrin are considered to have Resistance to Fall Damage and always reduce a number of fall damage dice equal to their constitution modifier to 1.

Cons: Bizzrin limbs are much easier to sever than other humanoids since a targeted attack would only need to penetrate Flesh rather than both Flesh and Bone. Severed Limbs regrow in 1d4 days.

You gain a fly speed equal to your movement speed. Every Minute(6 Rounds) of flight in active combat causes you to lose 1 Stamina and you cannot rest while flying. Sustained travel flight causes you to lose 1 Stamina every hour. Having one or more of your wings wounded causes you to immediately lose the ability to fly until recovered. Being knocked prone while flying causes you to fall until you are able to use 3 meters of movement to “stand” and resume flying. You cannot Fly while wearing Heavy Armor. You can carry 1 small or smaller creature while flying.

Increased Space Requirements: While walking requires only as much space as your character occupies to continue movement, Flying upward or horizontally requires an additional Meter of space on any one side of your character. Smaller spaces do not allow your wings to flap and provide lift. If you are traveling downward during your flying movement then the above rule does not apply.

Most Bizzrin possess a venomous stinger at the lower end of their abdomen that they can use as a first and last defense in combat.

Recharging Weapon II: If this weapon is not currently recharged, roll 1d6 at the end of your turn. If you roll a 4, 5 or 6 this weapon recharges. If you choose to use this weapon while it is not recharged, spend 1 Stamina.

All Bizzrin, except Larva, are covered in a semi-flexible, chitinous hide that protects their internal organs. They have no internal bones which has pros and cons.

Pros: Bizzrin are considered to have Resistance to Fall Damage and always reduce a number of fall damage dice equal to their constitution modifier to 1.

Cons: Bizzrin limbs are much easier to sever than other humanoids since a targeted attack would only need to penetrate Flesh rather than both Flesh and Bone. Severed Limbs regrow in 1d4 days.

All members of your species, except other royals, have disadvantage on rolls made to resist Social Skill Rolls made by you.

You gain a fly speed equal to your movement speed. Every Minute(6 Rounds) of flight in active combat causes you to lose 1 Stamina and you cannot rest while flying. Sustained travel flight causes you to lose 1 Stamina every hour. Having one or more of your wings wounded causes you to immediately lose the ability to fly until recovered. Being knocked prone while flying causes you to fall until you are able to use 3 meters of movement to “stand” and resume flying. You cannot Fly while wearing Heavy Armor. You can carry 1 small or smaller creature while flying.

Increased Space Requirements: While walking requires only as much space as your character occupies to continue movement, Flying upward or horizontally requires an additional Meter of space on any one side of your character. Smaller spaces do not allow your wings to flap and provide lift. If you are traveling downward during your flying movement then the above rule does not apply.

Most Bizzrin possess a venomous stinger at the lower end of their abdomen that they can use as a first and last defense in combat.

Recharging Weapon: If this weapon is not currently recharged, roll 1d6 at the end of your turn. If you roll a 5 or 6 this weapon recharges. If you choose to use this weapon while it is not recharged, spend 1 Stamina.

Once Wasp and Hornet Bizzrin are past their prime they are automatically replaced by the next generation. They are not reassigned and are encouraged to seek out other pleasures in life as they are no longer needed in the hive. Many of these replaced Bizzrin become more aggressive and seek out sweet treats and other enjoyable pastimes quite gratuitously, which many have speculated is due to a lack of something to live for after leaving the ultra-structured hive life.

All Bizzrin, except Larva, are covered in a semi-flexible, chitinous hide that protects their internal organs. They have no internal bones which has pros and cons.

Cannot Wear Heavy Armor.

Pros: Bizzrin are considered to have Resistance to Fall Damage and always reduce a number of fall damage dice equal to their constitution modifier to 1.

Cons: Bizzrin limbs are much easier to sever than other humanoids since a targeted attack would only need to penetrate Flesh rather than both Flesh and Bone. Severed Limbs regrow in 1d4 days.

You gain a fly speed equal to your movement speed. Every Minute(6 Rounds) of flight in active combat causes you to lose 1 Stamina and you cannot rest while flying. Sustained travel flight causes you to lose 1 Stamina every hour. Having one or more of your wings wounded causes you to immediately lose the ability to fly until recovered. Being knocked prone while flying causes you to fall until you are able to use 3 meters of movement to “stand” and resume flying. You cannot Fly while wearing Heavy Armor. You can carry 1 small or smaller creature while flying.

Increased Space Requirements: While walking requires only as much space as your character occupies to continue movement, Flying upward or horizontally requires an additional Meter of space on any one side of your character. Smaller spaces do not allow your wings to flap and provide lift. If you are traveling downward during your flying movement then the above rule does not apply.

Most Bizzrin possess a venomous stinger at the lower end of their abdomen that they can use as a first and last defense in combat.

Recharging Weapon II: If this weapon is not currently recharged, roll 1d6 at the end of your turn. If you roll a 4, 5 or 6 this weapon recharges. If you choose to use this weapon while it is not recharged, spend 1 Stamina.

All Hornet Bizzrin have the Hyper Aggressive Trait. Each time a hornet bizzrin does something they would rather not, such as debating rather than fighting, or being kind rather than fighting, they are forced to spend 1 willpower. When they have no remaining willpower they are considered to have lost all sense of self control and will act upon their instincts until the target of their aggression is no longer moving or accessible or they regain willpower.

Once Wasp and Hornet Bizzrin are past their prime they are automatically replaced by the next generation. They are not reassigned and are encouraged to seek out other pleasures in life as they are no longer needed in the hive. Many of these replaced Bizzrin become more aggressive and seek out sweet treats and other enjoyable pastimes quite gratuitously, which many have speculated is due to a lack of something to live for after leaving the ultra-structured hive life.

All Bizzrin, except Larva, are covered in a semi-flexible, chitinous hide that protects their internal organs. They have no internal bones which has pros and cons.

Cannot Wear Heavy Armor.

Pros: Bizzrin are considered to have Resistance to Fall Damage and always reduce a number of fall damage dice equal to their constitution modifier to 1.

Cons: Bizzrin limbs are much easier to sever than other humanoids since a targeted attack would only need to penetrate Flesh rather than both Flesh and Bone. Severed Limbs regrow in 1d4 days.

You gain a fly speed equal to your movement speed. Every Minute(6 Rounds) of flight in active combat causes you to lose 1 Stamina and you cannot rest while flying. Sustained travel flight causes you to lose 1 Stamina every hour. Having one or more of your wings wounded causes you to immediately lose the ability to fly until recovered. Being knocked prone while flying causes you to fall until you are able to use 3 meters of movement to “stand” and resume flying. You cannot Fly while wearing Heavy Armor. You can carry 1 small or smaller creature while flying.

Increased Space Requirements: While walking requires only as much space as your character occupies to continue movement, Flying upward or horizontally requires an additional Meter of space on any one side of your character. Smaller spaces do not allow your wings to flap and provide lift. If you are traveling downward during your flying movement then the above rule does not apply.

Most Bizzrin possess a venomous stinger at the lower end of their abdomen that they can use as a first and last defense in combat.

Recharging Weapon II: If this weapon is not currently recharged, roll 1d6 at the end of your turn. If you roll a 4, 5 or 6 this weapon recharges. If you choose to use this weapon while it is not recharged, spend 1 Stamina.