All nerras were humanoid in form with perfectly mirror-like skin. Varoots and sillits were typically slender, while kalareem were somewhat larger and more bulky, and their skin appeared to form mirrored armor. Both kalareems and varoots had indistinct facial features, whereas sillits had completely smooth faces.

In the Dungeons & Dragons game, nerras are the rulers of the Plane of Mirrors. These mysterious outsiders constantly observe the Material Plane, occasionally making forays to kidnap its inhabitants. They are known to wander the planes on missions of reconnaissance and infiltration for a theoretical future invasion.

In the Dungeons & Dragons game, nerras are the rulers of the Plane of Mirrors. These mysterious outsiders constantly observe the Material Plane, occasionally making forays to kidnap its inhabitants. They are known to wander the planes on missions of reconnaissance and infiltration for a theoretical future invasion.

The plane of Mirrors is an actual thing in D&D Lore. The inhabitants are a race of mirror-entities called the Nerra. Which is ironic, because every creature you've made would fit right in as-is. I'd recommend you look into them a bit. I believe they were found in the Fiend Folio originally.

2023年10月10日 · Nerra are some of my favourite monsters so I'll try and find a way to include them in the next few months and test them, and report back if I do! I’d appreciate that! I might rework them in the meantime, as these are actually kind of an old design that I just got around to posting and I’m trying to handle wounds in general differently these days.

2023年12月8日 · Does the Nerra have any racial traits that would grant resistance to the spell or spell-like ability being used? Example: Fey Ancestry grants elves immunity to magical sleep and advantage over being charmed IIRC.

Radiant energy "leaked" into the plane from the Positive Energy plane, repairing its mirrors and healing any living beings that were not imbued with necrotic or Negative energy. [1] Though largely unknown to many of the Realms, the Plane of Mirrors did hold some inhabitants. [3] .

2018年9月7日 · The teltarym are the largest of the nerra, a seeming deficit for a race that prides itself on stealth. Teltaryms typically work as laborers and guards, building nerra outposts in the Shadow and Material Planes alike and then defending them from intruders.

2020年6月18日 · When a Nerra do a mirror jump, the reflective surface used to do the mirror jump become a portal to the Mirror planes for 1/2 HD rounds (mininum 1). The mirror jump ability let a Nerra go in the constellation of the mirror, or if used on a high reflective substance on the last constellation he visited.

Reflective Spell Resistance (Sp): A nerra has a special type of spell resistance that causes any targeted spell it successfully resists to bounce off and reflect back at the caster. The caster becomes either the spell's target or the point of origin for the spell's effect, as appropriate.