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Booka

A Booka is a tiny fey creature that can turn invisible at will and speaks common and elvish. Bookas lived in family units and would cause mischief or set traps if one of their own was captured or harmed, stopping only if the offender freed the captive or left a valuable gift.

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Booka

A Booka is a tiny fey creature that can turn invisible at will and speaks common and elvish. Bookas lived in family units and would cause mischief or set traps if one of their own was captured or harmed, stopping only if the offender freed the captive or left a valuable gift.

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Race Name: Booka

Ability Scores: +2 Dex


Size: tiny
Speed: 20ft
Languages: common, elvish

Age: unknown
Alignment: neutral or chaotic good
Size: about 1ft tall

Traits:
 Your creature type is Fey rather than humanoid.
 You can cast Invisibility on yourself at will and can keep it up even if you move. However, if you attack it ends.

History:
Bookas were very peaceful creatures with a penchant for helping others but were hostile towards evil creatures and
would often play tricks on them whenever possible. They typically had a shy demeanour.

Bookas typically lived in family units


If one of their own was ever captured or harmed by other creatures, bookas aware of it would rally dozens of others
to cause general mischief and problems for the offender(s). They would eventually resort to more drastic measures,
setting up snares and traps that could prove fatal.
The only way to put an end to their persistent harassment was to free the captive booka or make amends for the
harm they'd caused by leaving a valuable gift atop their roof or a place the bookas frequented. This gift could take
the form of a sack of gold coins, jewelry, or even a magical item. However, if the harm caused to a booka was severe
or even fatal, then no amount of offerings would quell their wrath

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