Fantasy Folk: Baabaa
Among the rolling hills and golden fields they call home, the baabaa enjoy simple lives in quiet villages. These anthropomorphic sheepfolk raise their villages far from other peoples but they welcome passing travelers and new neighbors with warmth. A cultural emphasis on gardening and artistry, combined with their hospitality, has given outsiders the perception of a peaceful people leading idyllic lives—a perception that is, largely, accurate.
Baabaa make big life decisions based on the content and interpretations of their dreams. When a baabaa becomes an adventurer, it is most likely because they have repeatedly or intensely dreamed of far off places and daring action. Although risk taking is something the baabaa are generally averse to, and frown upon, a baabaa pursuing their dreams always gets the blessing of their family and village elders.
Fantasy Folk: Baabaa features a new race, the baabaa, along with three new feats, four new spells, and two subclasses (the College of Lullabies for the bard and Nimamancy for the thaumaturge).
Among the rolling hills and golden fields they call home, the baabaa enjoy simple lives in quiet villages. These anthropomorphic sheepfolk raise their villages far from other peoples but they welcome passing travelers and new neighbors with warmth. A cultural emphasis on gardening and artistry, combined with their hospitality, has given outsiders the perception of a peaceful people leading idyllic lives—a perception that is, largely, accurate.
Baabaa make big life decisions based on the content and interpretations of their dreams. When a baabaa becomes an adventurer, it is most likely because they have repeatedly or intensely dreamed of far off places and daring action. Although risk taking is something the baabaa are generally averse to, and frown upon, a baabaa pursuing their dreams always gets the blessing of their family and village elders.
Fantasy Folk: Baabaa features a new race, the baabaa, along with three new feats, four new spells, and two subclasses (the College of Lullabies for the bard and Nimamancy for the thaumaturge).
Among the rolling hills and golden fields they call home, the baabaa enjoy simple lives in quiet villages. These anthropomorphic sheepfolk raise their villages far from other peoples but they welcome passing travelers and new neighbors with warmth. A cultural emphasis on gardening and artistry, combined with their hospitality, has given outsiders the perception of a peaceful people leading idyllic lives—a perception that is, largely, accurate.
Baabaa make big life decisions based on the content and interpretations of their dreams. When a baabaa becomes an adventurer, it is most likely because they have repeatedly or intensely dreamed of far off places and daring action. Although risk taking is something the baabaa are generally averse to, and frown upon, a baabaa pursuing their dreams always gets the blessing of their family and village elders.
Fantasy Folk: Baabaa features a new race, the baabaa, along with three new feats, four new spells, and two subclasses (the College of Lullabies for the bard and Nimamancy for the thaumaturge).