Ursua

The three subraces of Ursua hail from the wilderness of the Anwr and northern Ran. Fierce and warlike, they live in tribes often delegated by family groups and led by matriarchs. The adult males tend to be loners, wandering the wild lands by themselves.

## Behean

The Beheans are fierce, though smaller than their cousins. They have dark brown or black fur and often cover themselves in tribal tattoos and runes dedicated to the Vroedn.

**Ability scores:** Beheans, like all Ursua, are tough and fierce. They gain +1 strength, wisdom, and constitution.

**Age:** Beheans can live up to 100 years and mature around age 5.

**Size:** Standing anywhere from 5 to 6 feet in height, their size is medium.

**Speed:** Beheans are skilled climbers. They have a base walking speed of 30 feet and a base climbing speed of 15 feet.

**Alignment:** Most tend toward chaotic neutral.

**Languages:** Ursan, Common

**Wild Senses:** Beheans have advantage on wisdom (perception) and wisdom (survival) checks made in forests or other wildernesses.

**Natural Attacks:** A Behean's bite and claws are natural weapons that they are proficient with and use strength as their combat modifier. They can forgo any of their regular attacks for natural attacks, dealing 1d6 piercing or slashing damage.

**Relentless Endurance:** Like their cousins, whenever a Behean is reduced to 0 hp, they can choose to drop to 1 hp instead. Once they use this feature, they may not use it again until they have completed a long rest.

## Fjorean

The snow-colored Fjoreans are much larger than their dark-furred brethren from more mild climes. They are legends among the men of Beren for their ferocity in battle and their prowess on the water. Their tribes make their homes in the frigid northern seas, and the lone males often work as sailors and mercenaries, and occasionally pirates.

**Ability scores:** Larger than the Behea, Fjoreans gain +2 strength and constitution.

**Age:** Most Fjoreans live to be around 80, and mature at age 10.

**Size:** Towering at a height of 7 or 8 feet, they are medium.

**Speed:** Fjoreans have a base walking and swimming speed of 30 feet.

**Alignment:** Like Beheans, they tend to be chaotic neutral.

**Languages:** Ursan, Common

**Harsh Environment:** Fjoreans are immune to the effects of environmental cold.

**Natural Attacks:** A Fjoreans's bite and claws are natural weapons that they are proficient with and use strength as their combat modifier. They can forgo any of their regular attacks for natural attacks, dealing 1d8 piercing or slashing damage.

**Relentless Endurance:** Like their cousins, whenever a Fjorean is reduced to 0 hp, they can choose to drop to 1 hp instead. Once they use this feature, they may not use it again until they have completed a long rest.

## Kodea

Perhaps the most reclusive and definitely the most formidable of their cousins, the Kodeans have light brown fur and live in the farthest, least explored expanses of the Anwr. Though they rarely enter the outside world, when they do they are renowned for their feats of strength and stamina.

**Ability scores:** Kodeans are huge and incredibly powerful. They gain +3 strength and constitution.

**Age:** Most Kodeans mature at age 5 and don't live very long, only around 60 years. They could theoretically live longer, but a harsh climate and a warlike culture aren't very conducive to longevity.

**Size:** At the colossal size of 7-9 feet in height, Kodeans are at the far upper end of medium.

**Speed:** Kodeans have a base walking speed of 30 ft.

**Alignment:** Most Kodeans are chaotic neutral.

**Languages:** Ursan, Common

**Inhospitable Habitat:** Kodeans have advantage on saves against environmental cold.

**Natural Attacks:** A Kodean's bite and claws are natural weapons that they are proficient with and use strength as their combat modifier. They can forgo any of their regular attacks for natural attacks, dealing 1d8 piercing or slashing damage.

**Relentless Endurance:** Like their cousins, whenever a Kodean is reduced to 0 hp, they can choose to drop to 1 hp instead. Once they use this feature, they may not use it again until they have completed a long rest.