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Tabaxi BX

The document outlines the characteristics and gameplay mechanics for the Tabaxi race in old-school tabletop RPGs, detailing their requirements, attributes, and abilities. Tabaxi are stealthy feline humanoids with a focus on agility, climbing, and hunting, possessing unique skills such as high chances of hiding and spotting traps. They are limited to light armor and weapons, with specific saving throws and fall damage reductions based on their level.

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Tabaxi BX

The document outlines the characteristics and gameplay mechanics for the Tabaxi race in old-school tabletop RPGs, detailing their requirements, attributes, and abilities. Tabaxi are stealthy feline humanoids with a focus on agility, climbing, and hunting, possessing unique skills such as high chances of hiding and spotting traps. They are limited to light armor and weapons, with specific saving throws and fall damage reductions based on their level.

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The Tabaxi (for OSE & other olde school games)

By Vance Atkins (leicestersramble.blogspot.com)


Requirements: DEX 12
Prime Attributes: DEX/CON
Hit Dice: D6
Maximum level: 10
Saves: As elf
Allowed armor: Leather only
Allowed Weapons: One-handed, sling, bow
Languages: Alignment, Common, Tabaxi

H ere kitty kitty.... Hailing from tropical jungles out


past the bounds of “civilization,” you're a stealthy
feline humanoid astute to the ways and pitfalls of the
forested world. When curiosity gets the best of you and
you venture among the hairless monkeys of the world, www.deviantart.com/camillestjean
you often serve as a scout and hunter. Shiny things are
distracting, and although you have little interest in coin, trinkets and mysterious artifacts will catch
your eye...
Clothing is a nuisance, but that feline agility provides you a natural armor class of AC 7/12. Leather
armor is permissible, if you must. Anything heavier messes with your cat-mojo. You prefer your
weapons light, and normally keep one hand free. If you do choose to go unarmed cato-a-mano, you
can bite and claw your way out of trouble (three attacks per round, 1d3 damage each).
Climbing's nearly a sure thing in the natural environment (trees, vines, cliffs). In the built
environment, you take a 10% penalty, but still not too shabby. If you do slip, however, you land on
your feet. Falling damage is reduced by one die per 10' height interval at 1st level (ex. 30' = 2d6
damage), with an additional die reduction every three levels.
Tabaxi are stalkers, with an uncanny ability to disappear from sight. In undergrowth or the woods,
you can hide with a 90% chance of success. Indoors, you can slink into the shadows or behind other
forms of cover with a 2-in-6 chance of success as long as you remain still.
As a hunter, you know your traps, and won't get tripped up in turn. Traps laid in the outdoor
environment (ex. pits, snares, deadfalls) are spotted on a 3-in-6.
And you have infravision to 60 feet, because, you know, cat.
Saving Throws Fall Damage
Level XP HD Thac0 Climbing*
D W P B S Reduction
1 0 1d6 19[0] 13 14 13 16 15 87
2 2000 2d6 19[0] 13 14 13 16 15 88 -1d6
3 4000 3d6 19[0] 13 14 13 16 15 89
4 8000 4d6 17[+2] 13 14 13 16 15 90
5 16000 5d6 17[+2] 12 13 11 14 13 91 -2d6
6 32000 6d6 17[+2] 12 13 11 14 13 92
7 64000 7d6 14[+5] 12 13 11 14 13 93
8 128000 8d6 14[+5] 12 13 11 14 13 94 -3d6
9 256000 9d6 14[+5] 10 12 9 12 10 95
10 512000 9d6+1 12[+7] 10 12 9 12 10 96 -4d6
* Natural surfaces only. 10% penalty on built surfaces

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