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Varratana Source Starfinder #46: The Perfect Storm pg. 61 Varratana CR 1/2 XP 200 Blusterwind varratana biohacker CN Medium humanoid (varratana) Init +2; Perception +4 Defense HP 12 EAC 10; KAC 11 Fort +4; Ref +0; Will +3 Offense Speed 30 ft. Melee standard syringe stick +2 (1d3 P) Ranged tactical needler pistol +4 (1d4 P, critical injection DC +2) Statistics STR +0; DEX +2; CON +1; INT +1; WIS +3; CHA +0 Feats Great Fortitude Skills Athletics +4, Engineering +9, Medicine +9, Mysticism +9, Physical Science +4 Languages Varratana Other Abilities biohacks (maximum 3), custom microlab (chemalyzer), fields of study (immunology) Gear second skin, standard syringe stick, tactical needler pistol with 16 darts, chemalyzer Ecology Environment Any (Varratien) Organization solitary or crew (3–7) Description Varratanas are the primary sapient inhabitants of the Vast world of Varratien, known for the winds that sweep from its high, rocky bluffs across its wide, stormy seas. The winds of Varratien are a mystery to off-world scientists, as they seem to blow in unpredictable ways, sometimes shifting from moment to moment as if subject to their own personal whims or the vagaries of some unknown controlling force. Varratanas cherish this uniqueness. They don’t track winds by direction, but by the chaotic planar energies that crackle within them. Many believe the dynamic nature of the winds holds the memories of a goddess they call the Great Shipwright, who they say visited Varratien long before the Gap and crafted the finest sails from the world’s essence. Whether this deity is an aspect of a known divine power, a unique god, or something else entirely is a mystery. Varratanas are bipedal humanoids with long legs ending in opposable toes, narrow arms with fins on their elbows, short torsos, and pointed ears. Varratanas’ physical forms reflect the energy of their home world’s winds; they’ve named the aspects of their trimorphism after the three winds of the world. Hardy blusterwind varratanas have broader shoulders and a triceratops-like crest; nimble carrywind varratanas have long, silky feathers growing on their heads in place of hair; and salient fracturewind varratanas have shorter limbs and flattened skulls with ridges like those of a pachycephalosaur. No matter their birth, varratanas live as loose collectives of workers and engineers, having long since automated their agriculture so they can better develop their attempts at perfecting the chaos sails with which they outfit their starships. Their family units are on average monogamous, though the jobs of raising and educating the young are often shared within a specific community. Most learning focuses on technical engineering, such as maintaining Varratien’s agricultural automation and innovating starship designs. However, artistic endeavors are highly encouraged by educators across the planet. Extra Content The following extra content was found for this creature: - Varratana Race Entry

Varratana

Source Starfinder #46: The Perfect Storm pg. 61

Varratana CR 1/2

XP 200
Blusterwind varratana biohacker
CN Medium humanoid (varratana)
Init +2; Perception +4

Defense

HP 12
EAC 10; KAC 11
Fort +4; Ref +0; Will +3

Offense

Speed 30 ft.
Melee standard syringe stick +2 (1d3 P)
Ranged tactical needler pistol +4 (1d4 P, critical injection DC +2)

Statistics

STR +0; DEX +2; CON +1; INT +1; WIS +3; CHA +0
Feats Great Fortitude
Skills Athletics +4, Engineering +9, Medicine +9, Mysticism +9, Physical Science +4
Languages Varratana
Other Abilities biohacks (maximum 3), custom microlab (chemalyzer), fields of study (immunology)
Gear second skin, standard syringe stick, tactical needler pistol with 16 darts, chemalyzer

Ecology

Environment Any (Varratien)
Organization solitary or crew (3–7)

Description

Varratanas are the primary sapient inhabitants of the Vast world of Varratien, known for the winds that sweep from its high, rocky bluffs across its wide, stormy seas. The winds of Varratien are a mystery to off-world scientists, as they seem to blow in unpredictable ways, sometimes shifting from moment to moment as if subject to their own personal whims or the vagaries of some unknown controlling force.
Varratanas cherish this uniqueness. They don’t track winds by direction, but by the chaotic planar energies that crackle within them. Many believe the dynamic nature of the winds holds the memories of a goddess they call the Great Shipwright, who they say visited Varratien long before the Gap and crafted the finest sails from the world’s essence. Whether this deity is an aspect of a known divine power, a unique god, or something else entirely is a mystery.
Varratanas are bipedal humanoids with long legs ending in opposable toes, narrow arms with fins on their elbows, short torsos, and pointed ears. Varratanas’ physical forms reflect the energy of their home world’s winds; they’ve named the aspects of their trimorphism after the three winds of the world. Hardy blusterwind varratanas have broader shoulders and a triceratops-like crest; nimble carrywind varratanas have long, silky feathers growing on their heads in place of hair; and salient fracturewind varratanas have shorter limbs and flattened skulls with ridges like those of a pachycephalosaur.
No matter their birth, varratanas live as loose collectives of workers and engineers, having long since automated their agriculture so they can better develop their attempts at perfecting the chaos sails with which they outfit their starships. Their family units are on average monogamous, though the jobs of raising and educating the young are often shared within a specific community. Most learning focuses on technical engineering, such as maintaining Varratien’s agricultural automation and innovating starship designs. However, artistic endeavors are highly encouraged by educators across the planet.

Extra Content

The following extra content was found for this creature:
- Varratana Race Entry

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