Jinchuuriki (D20 Modern Race)

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Jinchuuriki

Personality

A Jinchuuriki's personality varies GREATLY depending on several factors; The number of tails, the region it lives in, the social interaction between it and humans and other such things.

Physical Description

Jinchuuriki's are simply the vessel that're carrying great tailed beasts. They can be from any race or walk of life, though they usually have the beast sealed within themselves at a young age.

Relations

Some Jinchuurikis are shunned by their communities while others are praised.

Alignment

This can vary greatly, however most Jinchuuriki are either True Neutral or Chaotic Good

Lands

Varies

Religion

None

Language

Common, Jinchuuriki

Names

Varies

Racial Traits

Hit Die Ocean: d8 Plains: d10 Mountain: d12

Depending on where it's from, it's ability scores and the like can vary MASSIVELY

Ocean "+2 Strength +2 Constitution, −2 Charisma."

Plains "+2 Dexterity +2 Intelligence, −2 Strength."

Mountains "+6 Strength +4 Constitution, −10 Charisma."

A Jinchuuriki can be anywhere from Tiny size to Gargantuan

Jinchuuriki Base Speed is 50
Native Language: Jinchuuriki, Common
Level Adjustment: +6

Vital Statistics

Table: Random Starting Ages
Adulthood	Simple	Moderate	Complex
years	0-200	201-500	501+

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