As a society, they are reclusive and extremely cautious in their dealings with other races, and as such are rarely seen by any other than their neighbors. Myconids are race of humanoid fungus who hail from the most remote of underground caverns. This choice remains throughout your character's life and does not change the power's other effects. Special: When you create your character, choose Constitution, Dexterity, or Wisdom as the ability score you use when making attack rolls with this power. First Failed Save: The target becomes stunned (save ends). You spread a cloud of pacifying spores to calm aggressors.Īttack: Constitution, Dexterity, or Wisdom Vs. Stun Spores: You may use the Stun Spores racial power as an encounter power. Plant Traits: You are considered a plant for the purpose of any effect related to creature type.

Telepathy works regardless of language, but only between conscious creatures within 20 squares of each other. Those creatures that have your spores can telepathically communicate with you as well. You may telepathically broadcast a message to all the creatures that have your spores in the same way most creatures would talk. Telepathy Spores: You may spread telepathy spores to an adjacent creature as a free action, these spores last until you take a Short Rest. Skill Bonuses: +2 Dungeoneering, +2 Nature Myconids are mute, and if they learn any languages they can understand, but not speak them. Sentient fungusmen from the deepest cavernsĪbility Scores: +2 Constitution, +2 Wisdom I'm thinking about throwing it his way as option for the new 4E campaign I want to run.īeing that we are all fairly new to 4E, and still learning the nuances, does this seem like something that would be unbalancing in the game? I just saw this posted over on the D&D wiki page ( Myconid (4e Race) - D&D Wiki), and have a player that has always really liked Myconids.

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