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Thanks for all the information everyone! I'll probably check in with my DM to see if we can go with the "20ft Movement / No Footwear / Immune to Trips" idea. I'm trying to avoid offshoot books as much as possible since our DM doesn't know what supplement books we are using just yet. If it comes down to it the Merfolk/Strongtail may be just as plausible as the other idea.
Having no legs basically makes you immune to tripping. Nagaji are basically just lizard people. Are there any races that are more...snake-people then? Like, they are still scaly and such, but have arms. They just also have the snake bottom half? Kind of like this:
(If that image doesn't work, it's the art for the Sultai Flayer from MTG)
Talk to your GM. Incidentally, if you plan on having any magical footwear I'd reconsider those purchases unless you also want a hat of alter person. Fair enough. I didn't really plan on it, so I don't think it'll be too much of a setback. Thank you for the quick response!
My group is preparing to start a new campaign and I'm in the process of making my character. Looking through the races, I happened across the Nagaji and really would want that to be my race. However, I've hit a bit of a problem. I saw that Nagaji actually walk on two legs and don't have the snake bottom half. Would it be OK to not have the legs and instead just have the snake bottom? I wouldn't want to change any of my stats to be more beneficial. I'd really want the tail just for aesthetic purposes. If this was acceptable, but would require tweaks to the character, what would be reasonable penalties? I assume maybe something to do with movement and maybe a penalty to a stat or two. I aim to be a Nagaji Shaman if that helps with any of the stat information - MonoSpectre |
