Thread:Germboy7/@comment-30771293-20170311054036/@comment-30746083-20170907204358

Ok, cool.

-1 Cha, +1 Con

Darkvision. Unable to emote due to lack of a face.

Add proficiency to Nature and Survival, -2 to Intimidate and Persuasion.

Does not sleep, instead will take root in the ground for 4 hours a night. This process takes 6 turns to complete and disengage from, but once the Myconid has rooted into the ground, they have access to the underground fungal network. This allows for instantaneous communication with any myconids in a one kilometer radius who are also rooted. Beyond that, 1-10km, they can get garbled messages. Beyond 10Km, they can get vague notions, for example, during the Skumble expansion, any myconids connected would feel a definite feeling of disease and death, but no details beyond that.

While rooted, they recover 1 HP per 4 hours.

Anyone who is attempting a medicine check against a Myconid who is not innately familiar with Myconid physiology does so at disadvantage. Cure spells work the same.

A myconid can regrow lost limbs, however this takes 48 hours of being rooted to do so, and the Myconid will take disadvantage at all skill checks with the regrown limb for the following 48 hours.

Special abilities:

SPORE CLOUD

Once per day, a Myconid can create a spore cloud in a 10 foot radius around it. Any creatures caught within the spore cloud must make a DC 12 constitution check or be sickened for 1d4 turns.

LIGHT SHOW

Myconids can perform light shows using luminescent biomarkers. For a light show to be fully appreciated, most lights must be dimmed, and there must be a ceiling or fog for the myconid to project the various colors and shapes. Many myconids travel with musicians to do special performances at taverns, although some myconids have learned how to play instruments and can do a one mushroom show.

SPORE COMMUNICATION

Myconids do not need to speak to each other, but in close vicinity can speak in pheremones. These exchanges are generally not words so much as ideas and emotions, and it's not uncommon to see two myconids in a fog of spores, having a spirited debate or quarrel.