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Corners of the Realm: The Tvari

Author

Amelia Ciffone

Cover Artist

Travis Harris

Interior Artist

Brio

Editor

Alex Niquette

Layout Design

Mark Romero

Playtesters

Jacob McGrew, Mary Puppo

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The Tvari

RACIAL TRAITS

Average Height: 3’2” - 4’5”

Average Weight: 65 - 75 lb.

Blinding Spores Tvari Racial Power

“You release an array of miniscule spores, causing

your foes to reel back and cover their eyes. ”

Encounter u Spores

Minor Action Close burst 1

Target: All creatures within burst

Attack: Dexterity + 2 vs. Fortitude

Increase to +4 bonus at 11th level and +6

bonus at 21st level

Hit: The target is blinded until the end of

your next turn.

Ability Scores: +2 Constitution, +2

Intelligence

Size: Small

Speed: 6 Squares

Vision: Normal

Languages: Common, choice of one other

Skill Bonuses: +2 Arcana,+2 Dungeoneering

Strong Will: You gain a +1 racial bonus to

your will defense.

Mushroom Origins: When you pick your

race make the choice of Sefka, Culperca, or

Houba. This choice will relect a variety of

your characters powers as outlined below.

Poison Spores Tvari Racial Power

“You release an array of poisoned molecules for your

foes to breathe in”

Encounter u Spores

Minor Action Close burst 1

Target: All creatures within burst

Attack: Dexterity + 2 vs. Fortitude

Increase to +4 bonus at 11th level and +6

bonus at 21st level

Hit: The target deals 1d6 + constitution

modiier poison damage. Increase damage to

2d6 at 11th level and to 3d6 at 21st level.

Sefka: You gain blinding spores as a racial

power.

You gain a +1 racial bonus to saving

throws.

Culperca: You gain poison spores as a racial

power.

You gain a +5 racial bonus to saving

throws against poison effects.

Hallucination Spores Tvari Racial Power

“You release an array of colored spores into the air

causing your foes to move as if they were made of

jelly”

Encounter u Spores

Minor Action Close burst 1

Target: All creatures within burst

Attack: Dexterity + 2 vs. Fortitude

Increase to +4 bonus at 11th level and +6

bonus at 21st level

Hit: The target is weakened until the end of

your next turn.

Houba: You gain hallucination spores as a

racial power.

You gain a +5 racial bonus to saving

throws against charm effects.

Overview

The Tvari are a race of humanoid

mushroom folk that live in the dark, muddy

corners of the world’s swamps. They are

a curious folk and have a love of learning,

magic and adventure. They are capable of

releasing different types of airborne spores

to defend themselves on dangerous dungeon

delves. Each Tvari wants to go out into the

world and accumulate more treasure, fame and

knowledge than his brood mates, so that he

can impress his elder when he gets back. The

Tvari that impresses his elder the most gets to

learn the secret spell that allows the Tvari to

reproduce.

Roleplaying Tips

The most important thing to remember

when you’re creating your Tvari character is

that they tend to be competitive. It is ingrained

into them from an early age because they are

always competing with their brothers and

sisters to become more powerful members of

Tvari society.

Tvari don’t admire those who are not

arcane casters, but it is possible to ind Tvari

who have other callings. Try to think about

how this affected your character and whether

your character left home willingly or just never

returned from his adventures. If your character

is an arcane caster, on the other hand, it is

important to decide in what point of their life

they currently are. Is your Tvari still questing

to prove themselves or have they already failed

to receive the favor of their elder? If you are

starting at a high enough level your character

might even know the Tvari birthing ritual!

Since Tvari do not have any real gender

roles you should also decide which sex your

character prefers to identify with. They will

probably attempt to mimic their preferred

gender in dress and behavior. If your Tvari has

recently joined non-Tvari society it is possible

that they are still learning how to blend in to

the role they have chosen or even that they

have not yet chosen a role.

There are many options, just remember to

have fun with whatever you decide to create.

The sections in this book are guides and you

can always discuss with your DM if you want

to tweak something here or there to it your

character and the world at large.

History/Origin

The Tvari were created accidentally by

a human wizard who went into the swamp to

perfect a spell. While practicing, something

went awry and he ended up granting sentience

to group of wild mushrooms. While the wizard

was initially shocked, he grew to appreciate his

new creations and stayed with them until his

death, teaching them everything he knew of

magic. He also gave them their name which ,

based off a mushroom dish he had enjoyed as

a child. Upon completing their magic tutelage

the wizard sought to further enrich his progeny.

He told them about the world outside and how

they should go out and learn the ways of the

world in order to increase the knowledge of

their people.

The wizard had a favorite pupil who

was known as Predek. Before the wizard

died, he taught Predek the spell that he had

used to accidentally create the Tvari. He

instructed him to guard the secret carefully,

for there are many mushrooms in the swamp

and not all should be brought to life. The

Tvari cannot reproduce conventionally, so this

spell is the only way for them to make more

of themselves. After the death of the mage,

Predek went out into the woods and awakened

the irst new brood of Tvari. After teaching

them everything he knew, he sent them off

into the world to see what they could discover.

When they came back, he decided to pass

on the secret to one other Tvari, and thus the

tradition was born.

Physical Description

The Tvari are basically humanoid

in shape and covered in rubbery, grayish to

brownish skin. In place of hair, they have the

vestigial remains of a mushroom cap that cuts

away from the face and falls down over the

back of their necks. While their skin is dull,

their caps can have a wide variety of patterns

depending on what type of mushroom they

were created from. Red caps and spots are

common. The Tvari have no visible ears, and

the sides of their heads are connected to their

caps by “gills” or “lamellae” much like the

tissue on the underside of a mushroom cap.

Their eyes are round, black, and glossy. Their

noses are wide and lat. At around mid-calf,

the Tvari have a lap of skin that extends down

over their feet like a boot. This is their “cup,”

which was found at the bottom of their stalk

when they were still a mushroom. Because

of this, they do not need to wear shoes and

do not have toes. Where their bellybuttons

should be, the Tvari have a rufle of skin that

is the remains of the annulus they had as a

mushroom. Since the Tvari don’t reproduce

naturally, they lack separate genders, causing

them to be androgynous. Which gender

pronoun (he/she) ought to be used to refer to a

Tvari is up to the individual Tvari. They will

usually choose a preferred gender pronoun

rather than being referred to as “it.” As far as

size and shape, the Tvari come in a number of

different types with different abilities. There

are as many types of Tvari as there are types of

mushrooms.

The Tvari were introduced to clothing

by their creator, so in their youth their clothes

mimic wizard’s robes that cut off around the

knees and are made from various plant ibers

found in the swamps. Once they go traveling

they adopt whatever clothes are common to the

area where they have ventured. Their jewelry

is made from squares of wood carved with

runes or arcane symbols and held together by a

type of string made from plant ibers similar to

hemp. This is the only type of jewelry that the

Tvari make themselves and each Tvari has at

least one necklace they have made themselves,

regardless of whatever other riches they may

come across in their travels. They may also

wear artifacts or treasure items they found

while traveling around their neck—even if

those items were not originally intended to be

worn as a necklace. Larger items are put on a

cord and worn at the waist. Traditional Tvari

clothing is also androgynous, though when

adventuring they may elect to wear clothing

customary to their preferred gender.

When in combat, the Tvari can utilize

a natural weapon in addition to their spells.

The Tvari can release spores from under their

mushroom caps. These spores cloud up the

targeted square and effect enemies in different

ways, depending on the type of Tvari releasing

them. We’ll list the three most common types

of Tvari here with their corresponding spore

attack.

One type of Tvari is called the Sefka.

Their mushroom caps are typically have a

blueish tint. When spores are released by the

Sefka, they temporarily blind nearby foes.

Another type of Tvari is the Culperca.

Their mushroom caps are typically bright red

in color and can release a cloud of poisonous

spores that damage opponents when inhaled.

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