Lagomores are bipedal, but have digitigrade legs suited to jumping like those of a rabbit,[4] and claws in their toes.[5] They have long ears and a humanoid-like face, although with some animal traits, such as fur, a more leporine nose,[6] or slightly prominent incisors.[7]
Society[]
Unlike some other races native to the Feywild, lagomores are a rare sight on Exandria.[8]
Abilities[]
As a playable race, lagomores have the following abilities:
Hare-Trigger: Lagomores add their proficiency bonus to their initiative rolls.[1][9]
Leporine Senses: Lagomores are proficient in Perception.[1][10]
Lucky Footwork: If a lagomore fail a dexterity saving throw and isn't prone or immobilized, they can use their reaction to roll a d4 and try to succeed instead.[1][11]
Rabbit Hop: Several times per day, assuming it is not immobilized, a lagomore can jump as a bonus action without provoking opportunity attacks.[1][12][13]
The name lagomore seems to be derived from the taxonomic order Lagomorpha, which includes hares and rabbits.
Lagomores likely correspond to the harengon race first introduced as a playable race in The Wild Beyond the Witchlight, six months before Exandria Unlimited: Kymal aired. Lagomores differ from harengons in that lagomores have more human features, such as humanoid heads with rabbit ears where harengons have heads like rabbits or hares; however, it seems likely the player mechanics of the two are the same, and one of them has already been confirmed.
References[]
↑ 1.01.11.21.31.41.5See D&D: The Wild Beyond the Witchlight, 5th ed., pp. 13–14.
↑Morrighan Ferus, by WizKids (source). This file is a copyrighted work. Its use in this article is asserted to qualify as fair use of the material under United States copyright law.
↑Official art of Morrighan Ferus, a lagomore, by Hannah Friederichs (source). This file is a copyrighted work. Its use in this article is asserted to qualify as fair use of the material under United States copyright law.
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