Rå (3.5e Race)

Rå

The rå are a race of people of whom there are only a few left in the world. A new rå is only placed in the world every 300 or so years, and their numbers are usually low from constant combat with evil. They are said to be sent by the guiding spirit of Albion to protect its people.

Personality

Rå vary quite a bit personality wise, but they tend to be friendly but wary, as they know what the world has in store for them. They are generally good-hearted people, but it is hard to earn their trust.

Physical Description

Rå stand about six feet tall and usually weigh over two hundred lb. They have dark, earthy skin and golden hair and eyes. Females are shorter and weigh less then males.

Relations

Rå get along with most races, as they were put here to protect them. However, they despise undead and demons and dislike constructs and dragons.

Alignment

All rå are good, most are lawful.

Lands

Rå have no lands of their own.

Religion

Rå worship no gods.

Language

Rå speak their own tongue. In addition, they are highly skilled linguists.

Racial Traits

+2 strength, +2 dexterity, +2 constitution, +2 intelligence, +4 charisma, +2 wisdom.
Outsider.
Medium.
Rå base land speed is 40 ft.
Darkvision 60 ft.
Low-Light Vision.
Resistance to cold and electricity 10
SR 11 + HD.
Natural Armor +3.
Damage Reduction 5/evil
+4 racial bonus on climb, jump, swim, intimidate, diplomacy, bluff and sense motive checks.
Automatic weapon proficiency with the Bastard Sword, Longsword, and Spiked Chain
Spell-Like Ability: 3/day: tongues, zone of truth, bless weapon. Caster level is same as class level. The save DC is charisma-based.
Automatic Languages: Rå Native Tongue. Bonus Languages: Any.
Favored Class: paladin.
Level Adjustment: +3

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