Faun: +1 dex, -1 wis

Fauns are a reclusive race who live in the Eastlands. They live in small communities deep in the forests, trading amongst themselves, or human settlements if necessary.

They stand about six feet tall and resemble humans. They have a little more body hair than most other races, pointed ears, and small horns. Their feet end in two large, flat toes. They live, on average, 100 cycles, though the loss of their habitat and disease has shorten their lifespans in the recent centuries.

They excel in nature-based magic and feats.

Feral Elfling: -1 Cha, +1 Dex, cannot use iron, low light vision 60’

A feral elfling belongs to a group of elflings who were caught between the worlds during the Disappearance. They lived in a harsh dream-like world, fighting for their lives against the environment and demons. Unlike their cousins, the feral elflings have little problem with violence, having gone to severe lengths to survive during their Exile, as they call it. They are not adjusting well to the world since their return, and they find its inhabitants soft. They do not get along with others, though some tribes have slowly begun to accept contact from the outside.

They are the same small stature as their cousins, but they have a wild look to their eyes, a paler skin color, and often have sharpened teeth and tribal scarification.

Time in the Between

There were some Alfiren who were caught in the Eastlands during the Great War. They were pulled into the Between and like the elves, spent around seven centuries stuck there. Unlike the elves, they were trapped in the Eastlands, which were tied closely to the Navirim. Stuck there they battled against the demons for centuries and became very different from their cousins who stayed in Uteria.

While the Elflings of Uteria feasted on milk and honey from bees and cows, the feral Alfirin had only the kudza vine, which can be ground down into a bitter sugar and the meat of the demons to subsist on. Some of the tribes even viewed eating the raw meat of their enemies to give them strength.

How to play a Feral Elfling

Feral Elflings love chaos as much as their Westlands cousins, but to them it has become a full reality. The time in the Between has changed their outlook and they can not accept the reality of the “real” world.

Feral Alfiren are wild and untamed. They survived by fighting directly against the demons, and have no problem with violence. They still have a love of chaos and travel the Eastlands in hunt for the demons.
Feral Alfiren get a -1 to Cha but a +2 to Dex.

Golem, Flesh

Challenge Rating: 7

Size: Large

Type: Construct

Initiative: -1

Defense

Hit Points: 79 (9HD)  

Armor Class: 18, touch 8, flat-footed 18  (-1 size, -1 Dex, +10 natural)

Saves: Fort +3 Ref +2 Will +3

Weaknesses: Cold, Fire, Tritium

Offense

Speed: 30ft

Base Attack: +6

Melee: 2 slams +10 melee (2d8+5)

Special Attacks: Berserk

Statistics

Abilities: STR 21, DEX 9, CON –, INT –, WIS 11, CHA 1

Skills: Acrobatics -1, Athletics +12,  Awareness +0, Endurance –, Knowledge –, Persuasion –, Spellcraft –, Survival +0, Thievery -1

Talents:  —

Special Qualities: Damage reduction 5/tritium, darkvision 60 ft., immunity to magic, low-light vision

Ecology

Environment: Any

Organization: Solitary or gang (2-4)

Treasure: Standard

Berserk

When a flesh golem enters combat, there is a cumulative 1% chance each round that its elemental spirit breaks free and the golem goes berserk. The uncontrolled golem goes on a rampage, attacking the nearest living creature or smashing some object smaller than itself if no creature is within reach, then moving on to spread more destruction. The golem’s creator, if within 60 feet, can try to regain control by speaking firmly and persuasively to the golem, which requires a DC 19 Charisma check. It takes 1 minute of inactivity by the golem to reset the golem’s berserk chance to 0%.

A magical attack that deals cold or fire damage slows a flesh golem (as the slow spell) for 2d6 rounds, with no saving throw.

A magical attack that deals electricity damage breaks any slow effect on the golem and heals 1 point of damage for every 3 points of damage the attack would otherwise deal. If the amount of healing would cause the golem to exceed its full normal hit points, it gains any excess as temporary hit points. For example, a flesh golem hit by a lightning bolt heals 3 points of damage if the attack would have dealt 11 points of damage. A flesh golem golem gets no saving throw against attacks that deal electricity damage.