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Worieg Source Starfinder #45: The Culling Shadow pg. 61 Worieg CR 6 XP 2,400 CN Small fey (shapeshifter) Init +2; Senses low-light vision; Perception +18 Defense HP 75 EAC 17; KAC 18 Fort +7; Ref +7; Will +9 Defensive Abilities DR 5/cold iron; SR 16 Offense Speed 30 ft., fly 30 ft. (average) Melee antlers +9 (1d6+5 P plus wanderlust) Ranged sting pistol +11 (1d8+6 A & P; critical corrode 1d6) Offensive Abilities wanderlust (DC 16) Worieg Spell-Like Abilities (CL 6th) 1/day—hold person (DC 18), invisibility, make whole 3/day—command (DC 17), share language At will—ghost sound (DC 16), token spell Statistics STR -1; DEX +2; CON +0; INT +3; WIS +0; CHA +5 Skills Acrobatics +13, Bluff +18, Computers +13 (+18 with Drift deceit), Engineering +13, Mysticism +13, Piloting +18 Languages common, sylvan, and six other languages Other Abilities change shape (Small humanoid), Drift deceit Gear ysoki refractor suit (jetpack), ant sting pistol with 2 batteries (20 charges each), astrogator’s kit Ecology Environment any Organization solitary or tour group (2–8) Special Abilities Drift Deceit (Su) A worieg can spend 1 minute at a ship’s computer secretly changing the ship’s destination to a location the worieg has never been before. The ship must be traveling through the Drift, and the worieg must succeed at a Computers check; the DC for this check is the DC to hack the computer, according to its tier. If the worieg fails at this check, it can try again after 1 day. If the worieg succeeds at this check, the ship’s computer is unaware of the changed destination, and all the ship’s systems continue to indicate the ship is moving toward its original destination. A character searching a ship’s computer for signs of hacking or tampering can detect the worieg’s Drift deceit with a successful DC 23 Computers check, but they must succeed at a DC 28 Computers check to correct the course to the original destination. Wanderlust (Su) A creature struck by a worieg experiences a compulsion to travel and must succeed at a DC 16 Will save or spend the next 1d4 rounds moving at their full speed away from the worieg, looking for some place they’ve never been before. If the creature is able to reach a place it has never been before, they stop, and the effect ends at the end of their turn. Description Woriegs are small fey with silky striped fur and intricate antlers, but they travel in search of new worlds and new experiences while disguised as skittermanders, ysoki, or other common Small spacefaring races. Consummate hitchhikers and stowaways, woriegs prefer exploration vessels but will settle for any ship traveling somewhere they’ve never been before. Aboard such a ship, they compulsively clean and maintain the vessel, repairing broken items, organizing supplies, and cooking meals. Worieg crew members are personable and polite but obsessed with stories of unusual locales and unique local lore. A worieg passenger isn’t always a blessing on a starship; to ensure they see new sights, a worieg might reprogram the vessel’s navigation computers, concealing their hacking through fey magic. Most crews don’t recognize the change in course until their ship arrives at the new destination. This can result in disastrous ramifications if the starship was carrying timesensitive cargo, but this is of no concern to the worieg who caused the problem.

Worieg

Source Starfinder #45: The Culling Shadow pg. 61

Worieg CR 6

XP 2,400
CN Small fey (shapeshifter)
Init +2; Senses low-light vision; Perception +18

Defense

HP 75
EAC 17; KAC 18
Fort +7; Ref +7; Will +9
Defensive Abilities DR 5/cold iron; SR 16

Offense

Speed 30 ft., fly 30 ft. (average)
Melee antlers +9 (1d6+5 P plus wanderlust)
Ranged sting pistol +11 (1d8+6 A & P; critical corrode 1d6)
Offensive Abilities wanderlust (DC 16)
Worieg Spell-Like Abilities (CL 6th)
1/day—hold person (DC 18), invisibility, make whole
3/day—command (DC 17), share language
At will—ghost sound (DC 16), token spell

Statistics

STR -1; DEX +2; CON +0; INT +3; WIS +0; CHA +5
Skills Acrobatics +13, Bluff +18, Computers +13 (+18 with Drift deceit), Engineering +13, Mysticism +13, Piloting +18
Languages common, sylvan, and six other languages
Other Abilities change shape (Small humanoid), Drift deceit
Gear ysoki refractor suit (jetpack), ant sting pistol with 2 batteries (20 charges each), astrogator’s kit

Ecology

Environment any
Organization solitary or tour group (2–8)

Special Abilities

Drift Deceit (Su) A worieg can spend 1 minute at a ship’s computer secretly changing the ship’s destination to a location the worieg has never been before. The ship must be traveling through the Drift, and the worieg must succeed at a Computers check; the DC for this check is the DC to hack the computer, according to its tier. If the worieg fails at this check, it can try again after 1 day. If the worieg succeeds at this check, the ship’s computer is unaware of the changed destination, and all the ship’s systems continue to indicate the ship is moving toward its original destination. A character searching a ship’s computer for signs of hacking or tampering can detect the worieg’s Drift deceit with a successful DC 23 Computers check, but they must succeed at a DC 28 Computers check to correct the course to the original destination.
Wanderlust (Su) A creature struck by a worieg experiences a compulsion to travel and must succeed at a DC 16 Will save or spend the next 1d4 rounds moving at their full speed away from the worieg, looking for some place they’ve never been before. If the creature is able to reach a place it has never been before, they stop, and the effect ends at the end of their turn.

Description

Woriegs are small fey with silky striped fur and intricate antlers, but they travel in search of new worlds and new experiences while disguised as skittermanders, ysoki, or other common Small spacefaring races. Consummate hitchhikers and stowaways, woriegs prefer exploration vessels but will settle for any ship traveling somewhere they’ve never been before. Aboard such a ship, they compulsively clean and maintain the vessel, repairing broken items, organizing supplies, and cooking meals. Worieg crew members are personable and polite but obsessed with stories of unusual locales and unique local lore.

A worieg passenger isn’t always a blessing on a starship; to ensure they see new sights, a worieg might reprogram the vessel’s navigation computers, concealing their hacking through fey magic. Most crews don’t recognize the change in course until their ship arrives at the new destination. This can result in disastrous ramifications if the starship was carrying timesensitive cargo, but this is of no concern to the worieg who caused the problem.

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