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The Mano (Shark-kind) The Mano were created by the sahuagin, who attempted to create a race of shark humanoids to serve as their minions. By combining the traits of various types of sharks and human slaves the Sahaugin had captured, the mano were brought into existence.
If an enemy is not within 30 feet, the shark-folk attacks the nearest creature. While in a frenzy, the sharkfolk has advantage on attacks and Wisdom and Charisma saving throws, but attacks against the shark-folk are made at advantage.
When they hunt or raid creatures of the surface, they usually attack at night. Each sharkfolk has its own technique : some approach their prey discreetly, swooping down on it by surprise. Some use brute force to immobilize their enemy in order to tear them apart with their jaws.
I created this race and class guide for my players about 9 months ago and have recently updated it. it includes all of the races and classes from The Player's Handbook, Sword Coast Guide, Volo's Guide, Elemental Evil, Unearthed Arcana, D&D Beyond, Xanathar's Guide to Everything, as well as Critical Role (only because Critical Role content was ...
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Praedaren are mutinous spawn of the shark devil-diety Sekolah, sculpted in his own image. Under his servitude, they acquired their taste for conflict and plunder, as they were tasked with ravaging Sekolah's prey. Despite the pleasure that praedaren experienced in his service, they were discontent.
They are hated by most if not all surface dwelling races, making them enemy number one to almost everyone. They are even hated and despised by dragons, since the first time they killed an adult red dragon.
