Your connection to the stream of life allows you to tap into its magic.

At 5th level you gain the ability to cast the spell mirror image once per short or long rest. additionally, you have resistance to poison damage. You must go twice as long without food to receive exhaustion points. Your body has adapted to the punishing conditions of the dunes, being more conservative with nutrients. You have proficiency in the performance skill, additionally, as a reaction to a creature attacking you, you may twirl your feathers while maneuvering, giving the attacker disadvantage on the attack, and moving up to half your movement speed without provoking opportunity attacks, you may use this feature a number of times equal to your dexterity or constitution modifier (whichever is higher) per short rest. Even the stronger of the race tend to be more lean muscle, counting as a medium creature. Qua'Tar stand between 6-7 feet tall on average with slender builds. The Qua'Tar have no image leaning to good or evil though they believe in the natural chaos of the natural world around them more often than not. They also have very bird like legs and feet. This plumage can resemble more or less any kind of bird in existence. The most notable features on a Qua'Tar are their avian plumage covering their arms and legs. Qua'Tar live to between 100-125 on average, reaching maturity around the age of 25. Their history is recorded through weaving a tapestry and the ones dating that far back have either been lost or destroyed. There are many theories on where the Qua'Tar came from but to be truly honest not even the oldest know. They tend to live in small nomadic tribes far from one another in various environments around the world. The Qua'Tar are a nomadic race both semi avian and semi elvish in appearance.

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