Class Selection

	Common	Uncommon*	Rare*
Highland	Fighter, Cleric, Thief, Fi/Cl, Fi/Th, Cl/Th	Ranger, Mage	Fi/Ma, Th/Ma, Fi/Cl/Th
Woodland	Fighter, Cleric, Mage, Thief, Fi/Cl, Fi/Ma, Fi/Th, Cl/Ma, Cl/Th, Ma/Th	Ranger, Bard, Specialist Wiz†	Ra/Cl, Tarian Mystic
Grassland	Fighter, Thief, Mage, Cleric, Bard, Fi/Ma, Fi/Th, Ma/Th	Specialist Wiz†, Ranger	Fi/Cl, Cl/Th, Tarian Mystic

* The DM may optionally require that players roll a percentile to see if they they are eligible to select an Uncommon or Rare class for that race. A roll of 50 or under means they may select one of the Uncommon classes, and a roll of 25 or under means they may select one of the Rare classes for that race.

† Woodland felosians can be any specialist wizard normally available to elves, plus Invoker. Grassland Felosians can be any type of specialist wizard, except Necromancer.

Minimum/Maximum Stats

	STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
Highland	6/18	9/18	8/18	3/18	3/18	3/17
Wodland	3/18	9/18	6/18	8/18	3/18	3/18
Grassland	3/18	8/18	3/18	9/18	3/18	6/18

Ability Adjustments

Highland	+1 Dexterity, +1 Constitution, -1 Wisdom, -1 Charisma
Woodland	+1 Dexterity, -1 Wisdom
Grassland	+1 Dexterity, +1 Intelligence, -1 Wisdom, -1 Constitution

Height/Weight/Age

	Height*	Weight*	Age**	Max Age**
Base Modifier	60/58 2d6	120/90 4d12	12 1d4	70 2d12

* Felosian females tend to be shorter and lighter than males.

** Felosians reach middle age about 35, old age around 50, and venerable at 70.
They suffer the same aging affects as humans at these milestones.

Other Abilties:

Infravision to 30'
Like many demi-human races, Felosians can see heat in low or no-light conditions. However, because of another sight ability they have, they do not rely on this as much as other races with the same ability. They often use infravision to further enhance their natural night vision.

Night vision
Felosians have a natural sight ability in which they can see well under very low light conditions. This differs from infravision in that they can see objects that do not normally give off heat or cold. How far they can see depends on light levels and location. In outdoor night conditions, they can see up to twice the distance listed in table 62 of the PH. Indoors and underground, the tiniest amount of light (even as dim as an ember) allows them to see up to 60', or up to 120' if they concentrate in one direction for at least 1 round. How far they can see in these conditions is up to DM's discretion.

Surprise bonus
Felosians gain a +4 bonus to their surprise rolls (or their opponents suffer a -4 penalty) if they are more than 90' from any non-elven, non-Felosian party members, and are not wearing metal armor. This bonus is reduced to +2 (or -2) if the Felosian must remove or move around a minor obstacle.

Stealth skills
All Felosians have natural stealth skills. Regardless of class, Felosians have a base 15% chance to Hide in Shadows, and a base 25% chance to Move Silently. These skills are doubled if they are in their race's natural terrain (Highland Felosians gain the bonus when in mountain/rocky terrain, for example).

This natural stealth does not stack with the class-based abilities of Thieves, Bards, and Rangers, but racial adjustments to the class skills do apply. Dexterity and armor adjustments for these skills also apply, as found in table 28 of the Players Handbook.

Climbing skills
All Felosians are adept climbers, and gain a +15% bonus to all climbing scores on any wooden or similar surface which allows them to use their claws for extra grip. Dexterity, armor, and situation adjustments for this skill apply (see the "climbing" section of the PH for details).

Non-theives can attempt to scale a wooden wall or vertical surface as though they were a thief with the "Climb Walls" skill with a base score of 15% (modified for dexterity, armor, and situation).

Thieving skills
Bards, Rangers, and Thieves use the following racial adjustments to their relevant skills:

Pick Pockets: -10%
Open Locks: -5%
Find/Disarm Traps: -5%
Move Silently: +25%
Hide in Shadows: +15%
Detect Noise: +5%
Climb Walls: --
Read Languages: -5%

Leaping
When they set themselves, Felosians can leap to 15' horizontally from a stationary position, or up to 30' if they get a running start. They can jump vertically up to 6' with a successful Strength check at half.

Pouncing
Felosians can pounce in the same manner in which they can leap, striking at their target with both claw attacks. Pouncing counts as a charge attack, and is subject to the rules for charging. If the target is not aware of the Felosian's presence prior to pouncing, the Felosian's pounce gains the combat bonuses for attacks against a surprised opponent.

Felosians cannot pounce when using a weapon, and cannot pounce when wearing armor heavier than leather or elven chain.

Limits on armor
Felosians dislike wearing heavy armor, as it can severely impair their movements. They cannot wear field plate or full plate, and their AC is worsened by 1 when wearing any armor heavier than 1/3 their body weight. However, they do not suffer the AC penalty if wearing armor made by a Felosian craftsman, and made to fit the wearer. Felosian armor costs two to five times the normal price, and cannot be worn by other races without modification. Such armor is usually 10-25% lighter than "standard" human armor of the same type.

Limits on footwear
Felosians' feet are shaped differently from humans and most other demi-human races. As such, they have difficulty trying to wear boots. They can wear soft-soled and leather boots by placing a simple insert in to them, but cannot wear any kind of hard-soled or metal footwear. Wearing boots imposes -10% penalties on their Move Silently and climbing skills, or as decided by the DM.