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--- raccoonfolk [2026/03/18 23:13] – dungeonmaster
+++ raccoonfolk [2026/05/14 21:34] (current) – [Additional Fine Tuning] dungeonmaster
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   * Also may be called "**Trash Pandafolk**".
-Masked, dexterous scavengers in hooded cloaks and tool belts, looking sly yet heroic in your minis with lockpicks and glowing baubles. Raccoonfolk are the clever bandits and problem-solvers, always finding a way in (or out).
+A slightly humanoid and enlarged raccoon. They are naturally masked dexterous scavengers and are the clever probably rogue type characters. They find ways in and back out of trouble constantly. The ideal build should focus on DEX & probably not have a lawful alignment. They've entered this campaign as part of a set of homebrew [[Animalfolk]], with the first player character example being [[Milo]].
 ====Raccoonfolk Traits====
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 ====Additional Fine Tuning====
-It came up while someone was playing a raccoonfolk named [[Milo]] as a test that there may be eyesight issues based on real raccoons that can be part of the racial traits. So the following is now true if someone plays as a raccoonfolk again:
   * **Nearsighted**. Disadvantage on ranged attacks!
-  * **Dichromats**. Perceive mostly green & blue. Anything else translates as a shade of grey. Could be amusing if they're trying to figure out the color of a red or bronze dragon they've stumbled on.
+  * **Dichromats**. Perceive only ''green & blue''. Anything else translates as a shade of grey. Could be amusing if they're trying to figure out the color of a red or bronze dragon they've stumbled on.
+  * **Carnivore**. Relevant in civilized dining situations for role playing purposes.
-====Gremlin Sparkle Bowl====
-Starter loot. A tiny collapsible bowl that instantly cleans any object to perfection. Once per day it also freshens food… but there’s a 25% chance it turns the item into a random silly version (like a key that becomes a rubber chicken) for one hour.