New Races, Species, And subspecies #3

[Kane Solomon]

Crusnik: A vampire like creature that feeds on other vampires rather than humans.

Siren: Beautiful mermaid like creature that can morph from the waist down from legs and feet to tail and flipper ONLY in saltwater ( not freshwater with salt in it though actual seas and saltwater lakes ) and Sirens have a hypnotizing voice that draw you to them and they can set you in a trance. Folklore says that they drew ships into the reefs with their song and they'd hit the reefs and die

Leprechauns: A small race (approximately the size of human midgets) originating from Irish folklore, that can grant wishes when captured, though they usually offer no more than the minimum of three required by magic law. They are known to each have a pot of gold, which can be found at the end of rainbows (normally covered from human sight and revealed during periods of rain). This gold is able to transfer luck to a Leprechaun's target, but whether it is good or bad luck, is to the new beholder of said luck. Usually, if good natured or selfless, the luck will become good, but if vicious, the beholder will be entangled in a string of mishaps. Leprechauns are therefore, somewhat considered a race that keeps the cosmos in order, and offers a pathway for karma to play out. Although this species is never a threat, Leprechauns are easily killed, and may be by violence, a magical power, or by spell or potion.

[Varos Talantos]

Crusnik: Interesting suggestion. Will add to my list.

Sirens: Practically identical to mermaids. We even have them also called Sirens, in the lore, due to their ancestor. Mermaids have hypnotizing voice and can shift, only difference is the sat vs fresh water.

Leprechauns: Although a nice idea, having wish granting can be abused really easily and overpowered. Would need different abilities.

[Kane Solomon]

thanks for thinking about the crusnik

really? I never noticed the mermaids have that ability, and it makes sense right. Then it makes sure that the shift ability isn't to overpowered. Like imagine a mermaid shifted into her form in a Olympic swimming pool in front of 60 people. Not so good though in the ocean once she passes the docks jetties and tourists she's free and has privacy

the leprechaun I think the good or bad luck bestowed on you if you capture them is good and why don't you change the 3 wishes to either 3 simple wihes in its lifetime or change it to wings. I don't know why though I think that would be cute. A little green leprechaun flyting around with cute little wings XD

[Varos Talantos]

A mermaid can switch whenever she want. Making a whole new species for salt-water transformation only is over complicating things.

Luck is very hard to regulate. Still has too much potential to be abused.

[Kane Solomon]

in my head transforming whatever could be overly abused

ok I just had a brainstorm. Why not have the leprechaun as a subspecies of gremlins and gnomes. Cause I've done more research about folklore and they are mischievous and they're short like gnomes

[Kane Solomon]

whenever not whatever