Devaronian

The mountainous and jungled world of Devaron is the homeworld of the Devaronians, famed for their horns in many corners of the Galaxy. Unfortunately, many Devaronians appear like the devils of many world’s myths. It doesn’t help that they have a natural penchant for mischief. As a result, Devaronians are considered untrustworthy in many places.

Game Stats

 * Type: Humanoid (Devaronian)
 * Racial Hit Points: +10
 * Abilities: +2 to any one ability score of your choice
 * Speed: 30-ft
 * Male Horns: If playing a Male Devaronian you have a pair of horns on your head that grant you a natural gore attack.  This attack is a secondary natural attack, and deals 1d6 piercing damage.
 * Female Teeth: If playing a Female Devaronian you have sharp incisors, granting you a bite attack that deals 1d6 piercing damage as a secondary natural attack.
 * Poison Resistance: A Devaronian gains a +2 species bonus on fortitude saving throws against poison, and once per day can reroll a fortitude saving throw against poison and take the better result.
 * Huckster: +2 species bonus on Deception skill checks.
 * Mountaineer: +2 species bonus on Athletics skill checks made to climb.
 * Languages: Basic and Devaronian

Personality
Devaronians, especially males, have a natural wanderlust. They are constantly pushing frontiers, but returning home. They like practical jokes as well, though they often go too far. Female Devaronians control their society, and the males like it that way.

Physical Description
Devaronians of both sexes have orange to red skin, superficially resembling humans. Males have no hair, but have a pair of horns on their heads of varying sizes. Females usually have hair of black or white, with a pair of black spots on their foreheads where the horns on a male emerge. They also have sharp fangs. They are the same size as humans for the most part.

Homeworld
Devaron, in the Colonies (M-13). They can be found on many other worlds as a result of their wander lust.

Languages
Devaronians have their own traditional language, but most speak Basic in their day-to-day life.