Leporim vagans
Rabbitfolk are bright-eyed wanderers from the otherworld’s meadows, where the paths move and danger can arrive between heartbeats.
At a glance
Languages Common, One other language of your choice, often Sylvan or a language spoken by neighbors
Height 3 to 4 ft.
Weight 35 to 65 lb.
Lifespan 60 to 80 years, adult at 15
At the table
Your walking speed is 30 feet.
You can take the Disengage action as a bonus action. You can use this trait a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus, and you regain all expended uses when you finish a long rest.
You have proficiency in the Perception skill.
When you make a long jump or high jump, you can roll a d4 and add the number rolled to the feet you cover, even when making a standing jump. Each foot of distance you jump costs a foot of movement.
Rabbitfolk often cultivate Constitution and Wisdom through endurance, alertness, and close attention to their surroundings. Assign ability score increases as you wish, following the 2024 character creation rules.
Their coats often show white or pale gray markings, though color alone does not define membership.
Moonmeadow rabbitfolk are associated with open glades and luminous gardens. They are often keen observers and comfortable navigating by starlight, but retain the same shared species traits as other rabbitfolk.
Rabbitfolk are bright-eyed wanderers from the otherworld’s meadows, where the paths move and danger can arrive between heartbeats. They are vegetarian by custom and inclination, excitable by nature, and forever hurrying toward the next useful thing. A rabbitfolk adventurer might be an eager scout, an indefatigable courier, or simply someone who cannot resist seeing what lies beyond the next hill.
Rabbitfolk are small, upright beast-folk with long ears, expressive faces, powerful hind legs, and soft coats.
Their fur commonly ranges through brown, white, gray, and black, appearing either solid or spotted; family resemblance may show in ear shape, markings, or whisker color. Their keen hearing and quick, springing gait give them an alert, restless air. Though their mannerisms echo those of rabbits, individuals vary widely in temperament, habits, and appearance.
Otherworldly glades, moonlit meadows, impossible gardens, and warrens threaded through the borders between planes.
Young rabbitfolk learn to forage, listen for danger, and keep pace with their kin. They are considered adults when trusted with a journey beyond their home warren.
Adult rabbitfolk are quick to take up new work, friendships, and causes, often changing direction as eagerly as they begin.
Elders may grow more measured, but their ears remain sharp and their memories hold a map of old paths, feuds, and safe places.
Rabbitfolk are vegetarian, energetic, and inclined to keep several plans in motion at once.
They often organize themselves into warrens, traveling circles, or loosely connected courier networks. Shared meals, lookout duties, and rapid warnings are central customs. Their enthusiasm can make them seem impulsive, yet many learn to turn that speed into a gift: they notice changes early, act decisively, and keep a group moving when others hesitate.
Rabbitfolk traditions often honor guardians of gardens, hearths, spring rains, and safe passage.
Some offer thanks to local spirits or celebrate the turning of seasons without worshiping a formal deity. Their communal customs incline many toward generous and cooperative behavior, but their beliefs and alignments are as varied as those of any people.
Rabbitfolk often approach strangers with lively curiosity, then quickly decide whether they seem safe, interesting, or in need of a snack.
Their instinct to stay alert can be mistaken for skittishness, while their urgency may overwhelm more deliberate companions. They tend to form close-knit groups and value friends who respect both their need for motion and their need for a secure place to rest.
Their homelands are often found in pocket meadows and drifting gardens where familiar seasons behave strangely.
Rabbitfolk build interconnected warrens with rounded, reinforced passages, several exits, and communal chambers for meals and gatherings. Above ground, they favor low homes nestled among roots, tall grasses, or oversized flowers. Their architecture prioritizes quick movement and multiple escape routes, but includes cozy shared spaces where residents can sit still long enough to talk.
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