Apraxia
Below is a sneak peek of this content! You are unable to perform certain actions, even though you’re physically able to do so. You know how to do them and want to do them, but your brain will not allow … Continue reading →
Below is a sneak peek of this content! You are unable to perform certain actions, even though you’re physically able to do so. You know how to do them and want to do them, but your brain will not allow … Continue reading →
Below is a sneak peek of this content! You are unable to reproduce one or more sensory experiences in your mind. Because of this, you’re unable to remember associated sensory experiences well or recognize people or objects that are less … Continue reading →
Below is a sneak peek of this content! You are unable to recognize your own medical condition, regardless of evidence or explanation. This trait is always accompanied by at least one more trait. Regardless of the trait(s) you have, you … Continue reading →
Below is a sneak peek of this content! Your tendons and joints are pliable, making basic tasks like sitting upright or moving painful. You take (IE) × 10 percent less damage from all bludgeoning damage. Your movement rate is reduced … Continue reading →
Below is a sneak peek of this content! 1d4 areas of your body are (IE) × 20 percent smaller than their typical proportion for your ancestry. Choose or roll on the following table. This smaller stature allows you to hide … Continue reading →
Below is a sneak peek of this content! (IE) of your joints dislocate(s) easily. Whenever you make a Strength ability check or attack roll or melee attack, stand or walk for 20 ÷ (IE) minutes, walk on difficult terrain or … Continue reading →
Below is a sneak peek of this content! (IE) areas of your body are not the shape typical for your ancestry—curved, rotated, bulbous, or otherwise different. Roll on the following table for the locations: d10 Area 1–2 Ribs 3–6 Arm … Continue reading →
Below is a sneak peek of this content! You have calcium deposits building up in your body. This results in (IE) × 10 percent of your body being covered in horn-like extrusions. You can use these deposits as an unarmed … Continue reading →
Below is a sneak peek of this content! Your bones grew more than normal (50 percent) or less than normal (50 percent). If more, then your height is (IE) × 10 percent more than the typical maximum height for your … Continue reading →