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RAGER
(basically any monster can become a rage, though abilities may vary, and remember only in your homeland ie. Gau was the Veldt)

The rager is a modified version of the Blue Mage. It is much more primal and animalistic in nature. They learn the skills by actually living with the monster for a set period of time (Note: yes this can only be done in the homeland of the Rager no where else). Where they are most familiar with the creatures. When they enter a rage they lose control of themselves and do things randomly.

STR VIT AGI SPD MAG SPR
+14 +10 +8 +8 +10 +10

Representatives: Gau
HP Die: d8
MP Die: d8
Weapons: Flails, Gloves, Knives, Light Swords, Crossbows, Polearms, Rods, Swords
Armor: Armwear, Gauntlets, Hats, Mail, Robes, Shields
Attack Bonus: +20
Skill Points: 260
Skill Aptitude: Wilderness
Required Skills: Poach, One Weapon Skill
RAGER

Rage[Level 1]
Type: Magic

Rages cannot be learnt by standard means. The Rager must jump upon the monster to be studied and then not do anything for the rest of the battle. A Rager has no limit to the amount of rages it can have as long as they are on it's home territory. The rager will start off with one low level rage. When they try to learn a rage they must roll a success dice, and they are gone from the party for battles equal to the difference between the ragers and monsters level if the monster is higher. The rager has a base of (Level)x2-monster level% chance to learn a rage if he decides to attempt it.

Rage [Level 1]
Type: Reaction

Once the rager learns a rage they can enter it at any time during battle. They then randomly attack with the monsters attacks, which will be given to them upon learning as well as which dice to roll to see which attack happens, everything is completely random and the rager cannot come out of the rage until after the battle

Experimentation

Experimentations are a perversion against nature. They are ones that are taken and changed from their natural structure by science. They do not appear physically altered in most cases but they are changed on a molecular scale, having their inner magic brought to light.

STR VIT AGI SPD MAG SPR
10 10 9 9 12 10

VITAL DATA

Representatives:
Typical Height: same as race they came from
Typical Weight: same as race they came from
Hair Colors: any
Eye Colors: any
Habitats: Any
Lifespan: same as race they came from

Society

Experimentations do not have a society, they tend to be created by the military as weapons.

Roleplaying

They tend to be military people and have had their emotions stripped from them but there are the odd exceptions to the rule. They tend to not differ from their base race in any discernable way.

esper (man this one is going to be a big problem for me to do u.u)

Half-Esper

The offspring of an Esper and a Mortal, Half-Espers are born magicians. With naturally strong Wisdoms and Willpowers, they favour the magical classes, and often become adventurers to further their powers.

Half-espers, tend to have bizarrely coloured hair: bright greens, blues and the like are not uncommon. Personalities vary, although most tend to be mentally stable compared to other races, and less prone to psychosis.

A Half-Esper actually has two forms: a mortal form, and an Esper form. In their Esper form, which the Half-Esper can only assume for a limited time each day, they are enhanced versions of their normal selves: more angular features, more highly skilled, more powerful magically, etc. The Esper form is highly variable, and can look like almost anything. Above all, half-Espers are split personalities that usually, somehow, manage to stay sane.

The half-esper race has the ability to metamorph into an esper form for a short amount of time. During this state, the character realized increased power in a number of ways. Immediately after the time for esper metamorphosis has elapsed, the character reverts back to their somewhat normal human-like form. The character then experiences a `low', which is result of coming down off the extreme adrenaline rush experienced as an esper. Note that the term esper is used loosely, as these ARE NOT true espers, but rather the bi-product of an esper and a mortal.

Str Agi Vit Spd Mag Spr
take the non esper parent's species stats and devide them by half (this is low due to their amazing abilities when transformed)

VITAL DATA

Representatives: Terra (FF VI)

Typical Height: Males: 5'4" + 1d8"/Females: 5'3" + 1d6"
Typical Weight: Males: 110 + 2d10 lbs./Females: 95 + 1d10 lbs.
Hair Color: Any strange color for that race ie. Green, white, black, silver, gold, blue
Eye Color: Any strange color for that race ie. Green, grey, silver, gold, violet
Habitat: Any
Average Lifespan: 1,000 years

The Half-Esper must pick a lineage to their esper parent, their choices are.

*Physical
*Elemental
*Fire
*Water
*Wind
*Earth
*Lightning
*Ice
*Time
*Non-Elemental
*Holy
*Shadow
*Healer
*Status-Effects

Physical
Str Agi Vit Spd Mag Spr
+5 +0 +5 +5 +0 +0

Elemental
*Fire
Str Agi Vit Spd Mag Spr
+5 +0 +3 +0 +5 +2
*Water
Str Agi Vit Spd Mag Spr
+0 +5 +2 +2 +4 +2
*Wind
Str Agi Vit Spd Mag Spr
+0 +5 +0 +5 +2 +3
*Earth
Str Agi Vit Spd Mag Spr
+5 +0 +5 +0 +3 +2
*Lightning
Str Agi Vit Spd Mag Spr
+2 +5 +0 +3 +5 +0
*Ice
Str Agi Vit Spd Mag Spr
+4 +0 +4 +0 +5 +2

Time
Str Agi Vit Spd Mag Spr
+0 +5 +0 +5 +5 +0

Non-Elemental
Str Agi Vit Spd Mag Spr
+1 +1 +1 +1 +6 +5

Holy
Str Agi Vit Spd Mag Spr
+0 +2 +3 +0 +5 +5

Shadow
Str Agi Vit Spd Mag Spr
+2 +3 +0 +0 +5 +5

Healer
Str Agi Vit Spd Mag Spr
+0 +0 +4 +0 +6 +5

Status-Effects
Str Agi Vit Spd Mag Spr
+1 +1 +1 +1 +6 +5
Note: if your parentage is mixed for the esper ie. Ifrit=physical/elemental fire you add up both bonuses and then divide it by two, and round down. Yes this gives them a greater selection for spells but also limits the amount of spells for each element they can have. Also this bonus cannot be higher than 15.
When transformed into their esper form these bonuses are doubled.

Half Espers can morph into Esper form 3 + (Lvl/33) times per day. In other words, a Esper of level 25 in his/her profession can morph three times per day (24 hours). A level 70 Esper can morph 5 times, a level 99 Esper 6 times, a level 50 Esper 4 times, etc.

Duration of Metamorphosis: If in battle - 1+(lvl/11) battle rounds. This means anywhere from 1 round of Esper form at levels 1-10, to 10 rounds at level 99. If doing strenuous tasks outside of battle, the duration is 5+(lvl/11) minutes. If doing light tasks etc, the esper form can be maintained for (lvl/11) hours. This includes flying, etc. if that ability is possessed.

Here's the new Half Esper Abilities, they can only be accessed when in Esper form. No ability may be chosen twice, Choose two for your Half Esper:

* Flight: Stay in Esper form for (9 + Level/5) hours at 200 miles per hour.
* Intangibility: Pass thru solid objects (Walls) at will. Being inside a wall etc during reversion would mean instant death. =(
* Chameleon: Meld into the appearance of the habitat currently in, regardless of atmospheric conditions, lighting etc.
* Breathe without air. Can survive underwater, within a vacuum etc.
*Minor Magical ability: Learns one level one spell from the bias of their Esper blood. Every 10 levels they learn a new spell From one level higher at a time ie. level 10 they learn up to a level 2 spell, but they cannot learn ultimate spells.

Transformation Rules:

* Can morph as often as once per hour, not to exceed 5 times per gaming day.
* Can revert at will.
* Will morph into esper form if under extreme stress or in dire situations (to be determined by GM) even if the character has exceeded morphing limits that day/hour (i.e. already morphed 5 times that day or once that hour).. it there are `morphs' left, one is subtracted from the `available morphs'.. if there are no `morphs' available, then metamorphosis is considered a `free morph' under extreme circumstance.
* Generally has control over actions as an esper, but this is somewhat affected by GM input. Memory in esper form is subject to GM restrictiosn also.

Society:

Half-Espers do not really have a society. Infact they tend to co-exist with others of their mortal parents species in most cases quite peacefully. In some cases they are feared and shunned, cast out from society, depending on how their powers manifest themselves. The more curative and helpful ones tend to be revered and the more destructive ones tend to be cast outs.

Roleplaying:

Each Half-Esper should be role-played with heavy influence by their mortal parents species. Whether this is good or bad will vary from player to player. No matter what though, due to their Esper heritage, they are something outside normal society. They are unnatural and are viewed as either holy or demonic in nature. Their nature varies depending upon their Esper parent. They tend to be either aloof or toughened by their existence.

Those who can get past the initial prejudice find that they can be powerful allies. No matter which Esper they are spawned from the Half-Esper has access to powers that other races do not, and they push themselves to excel in their chosen field. Their personalities are as various as their Esper appearance though most tend to do well in parties.

They tend to communicate in the languages of their mortal species, though some can speak the unique language of the Espers. Which is a musical language that no mortal can comprehend. Names tend to be unique or are influenced by their species.