Of all the races, none enjoy the comforts of a warm home, a cooked meal, the warm sun, and a crisp breeze through a spring countryside more than the Halflings. They are content with living life peacefully, and a Halfling rarely turns down a good conversation. Many Halflings highly value family, and their picturesque pastoral communities. When their communities are presented with challenges, they will often try to solve the problem as simply as possible. Halflings are known to have genuine passion for the things they love, and some may even be roused to roam to find what they truly seek.
Halflings try to stay out of the way of conflicts, and tend to stay out in the rural countryside, away from harm, or carefully roaming, making sure not to draw too much attention to themselves. Halflings are a small folk, with a lesser height than most, fuzzy arms and legs, and hearty features, similar to some humans. They are prone to having full heads of hair, a swiftness to their step, and a bright mind.
Racial Traits
Age & Lifespan - Halflings reach maturity in their early 20’s, and average a lifespan of 250 years.
Height & Weight - Halflings are diminutive and are all somewhere around 3 feet tall, and weigh in at around 40 to 80 pounds.
Size - Halflings are Small creatures.
Movement - Halflings have 25 feet of Movement.
Languages - Halflings mainly speak Theric to outsiders, but their ancestral oral traditions are almost always spoken in a traditional dialect unique to their home. They do not often share this language with others, as it is reserved for family and those closest to them.
You gain a +1 to your Dexterity attribute as a Halfling.
Additionally, you can choose to add 2 attribute points to a single Mental attribute.
Halfling memorize their oral histories, and pretty much every other part of their day, and as such have a +1 bonus to your Memory and History skills.
Additionally, you can choose to either learn a Language, or to gain 3 Skill Points.
You can move through the space of any creature that is of a size larger than yours.
The Dodge, Escape, Disengage, and Hide actions cost 1 less AP to take, with a minimum cost of 1 AP.
When you roll a 1 on an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw, you can reroll the die and must use the new roll. You can do this twice per rest.