Leshy

Sizesmall, medium

Patient plant spirits given humanoid form, Leshy are the quiet guardians of the wilderness, observing their surroundings with a slow, steady focus. Their bodies are composed of twined, mossy vines or sapling wood covered in bark, while some sprout luminescent fungal growths across their limbs. As the seasons change, their botanical forms grow and alter, sprouting fresh leaves in the spring or turning vibrant colors in the autumn.

Traits

Photosynthesis

You draw sustenance from sun and clean water. You do not need to eat. If you have spent at least 4 hours in direct sunlight since your last long rest, you gain a number of supplies equal to your Prowess, up to a maximum held of twice your Prowess. These supplies can only be used by you.

Rooted Stance

By spending 1 AP, you root yourself in place. While rooted, your Speed is 0, you cannot be moved against your will, your reach increases by 5 feet, and thorns sprout from your body—any creature that hits you with a melee attack takes 1d4 poison damage. You can uproot by spending 1 AP.

Verdant Speech

You can communicate with plants—mosses, trees, vines, fungi. They cannot speak to you in words, but they can convey what they have sensed nearby: who passed, what disturbed them, what danger drew near. The information is limited to what plants can perceive, and only from the recent past. While you are in plant-rich surroundings, you have tremorsense out to 30 feet.