Nereid (3.5e Race)

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Personality[edit]

Nereids are waiting near a lake or a river for a male to take and kill them.

Physical Description[edit]

Nereids look like nymphs but with out much clothing wet and long brown hair

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Names[edit]

Nereids in Greek Mythology

The names of the most famous Nereids mentioned in Greek Mythology are detailed in the following list:

Actaea: The myth of Actaea: She was the Nereid of the sea shore

Amathia: The myth of the Nereid Amathia: She was renown for being helpful towards sailors fighting perilous storms

Amphitrite: The myth of the Nereid Amphitrite: She was the wife of Poseidon god of the sea.

Amphithoe: The myth of the Nereid Amphithoe: She was the nymph who was addressed as “she who moves swiftly around”

Cydippe: The myth of the Nereid Cydippe: She had a failed love affair with Aristaeus.

Creneis: The myth of the Nereid Creneis: She was a beautiful nymph who played with dolphins

Cymo: The myth of the Nereid Cymo: She was associated with the crabs of the sea

Doris: The myth of the Nereid Doris – a nymph and wife of the sea god Nereus and the mother of the Nereides

Doto: The myth of the Nereid Doto: She was associated with granting safe voyage or generous catch.

Dynamene: The myth of the Nereid Dynamene: With her sister Pherusa, she controlled the great ocean swells Eione: The myth of the Nereids Eione: She was a nymph of the beach and said to have helped castaways

Eucrante: The myth of the Nereids Eucrante: She was responsible for successful voyages or fishing

Eumolpe: The myth of the Nereids Eumolpe: She was a fine singer and a chief attendant of Neptune

Evagore: The myth of the Nereids Evagore: She was assigned with the duty of assembling other sea nymphs

Galatea: The myth of the Nereids Galatea: She was constantly wooed by the Cyclops Polyphemus but loved Acis - refer to the Myth of Acis and Galatea

Galene: The myth of the Nereids Galene: She was the personification of the calm sea

Glauce: The myth of the Nereids Glauce: She was the sea nymph of the ‘blue-grey’ waters who nursed the infant Zeus

Ianassa: The myth of the Nereids Ianassa: She was a powerful protector of sailors

Iphianassa: The myth of the Nereids Iphianassa: She gave birth to a son Aetolus, who slew Apis

Laomedeia: The myth of the Nereid Laomedeia: She was the sea nymph after whom one of the moons of Jupiter was named

Leiagore: The myth of the Nereid Leiagore: She was famous as the nymph who spoke to mortals

Maera: The myth of the Nereids Maera: She was associated with the dog-star Seirios to bring midsummer heat

Nausithoe: The myth of the Nereids Nesaea: She caused ships to sail swiftly

Panopaea: The myth of the Nereid Panopaea: She was the nymph of the sea’s broad panorama, linked to the sighting of land

Pasithea: The myth of the Nereid Pasithea: She was the nymph of good cheer

Pontomedusa: The myth of the Nereid Pontomedusa: She was also known as the sea queen

Psamathe: The myth of the Nereid Psamathe: She was a nymph and goddess of sand beaches and the wife of Proteus

Sao: The myth of the Nereid Sao: She was the sea nymph of safe passage of sailors

Thaleia: The myth of the Nereid Thaleia: She was a sand nymph who gave birth to the twin gods of Sicilian geysers

Themisto: The myth of the Nereid Themisto: She died when she killed her twin sons by accident

Thetis: The myth of the Nereid Thetis: She was given in marriage to a mortal called Peleus. Eris, the goddess of Discord attended the wedding and sparked the Myth of the Apple of Discord

Thoosa: The myth of the Nereid Thoosa: She was the lover of Poseidon and became mother of the Cyclops Polyphemus

Racial Traits[edit]

Vital Statistics[edit]

Table: Random Starting Ages
Adulthood Simple Moderate Complex
years + + +
Table: Aging Effects
Middle Age1 Old2 Venerable3 Maximum Age
years years years + years
  1. At middle age, −1 to Str, Dex, and Con; +1 to Int, Wis, and Cha.
  2. At old age, −2 to Str, Dex, and Con; +1 to Int, Wis, and Cha.
  3. At venerable age, −3 to Str, Dex, and Con; +1 to Int, Wis, and Cha.
Table: Random Height and Weight
Gender Base Height Height Modifier Base Weight Weight Modifier
Male ' " + lb. × () lb.
Female ' " + lb. × () lb.



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