Highly spiritual creatures and keepers of the world's greatest secrets, the thriae are a race of female, beelike seers coveted for their powers of divination and prophecy.

A thriae has the upper body of a slender human woman with long, thin insectoid wings. Their lower body consists of a bee's abdomen—including its stinger—and two insectoid legs. The average thriae is 6 feet tall and weighs between 140 and 200 pounds, with dancers and seers trending smaller in size and warriors larger. 3 [citation needed ...

Three times per day as a standard action, a thriae seer can consume a dose of merope in order to further tap into her spiritual powers for 1d6+3 rounds. Starting on the round after she consumes the merope, the thriae seer gains an insight bonus to her AC and on damage done with melee attacks equal to her Wisdom modifier (+6 for most thriae seers).

2018年12月21日 · We open this series with the Thriae, a race of bee-women inspired by the Greek nymphs of the same name and introduced in Pathfinder Bestiary 3, which describes the winged creatures as follows:

Thriae seers are 6 feet from head to toe and weigh 150 pounds. The thriae seer presented here represents the least of her kind. Many thriae seers take levels of monk or rogue so as to be even more adept at protecting their queen.

2023年3月29日 · The thriae targets up to three creatures in any combination of giant wasps, swarms of insects (wasps), and other thriae that she can see within 60 feet of her. The selected creatures can use their reaction to move up to half their speed and …

Thriae blend the physical features of graceful humanoid women with those of giant bees. For the most part, they are a wise, knowledgeable, and spiritual race. But unlike others of their kind, thriae constructors are not philosophers or seers; they are mindless laborers that react by pure instinct.

2019年2月13日 · The thriae seer presented here represents the least of her kind. Many thriae seers take levels of monk or rogue so as to be even more adept at protecting their queen. Thriae oracles and sorcerers are also relatively common—such thriae are particularly valued by their hive for their magical abilities.

Thriae choose particularly spiritual individuals to become seers, members of the colony who perform the rituals that allow them to divine their cryptic prophecies. These seers drink from merope and derive meaning from their spiritual hallucinations, traveling into the forests or mountains to decode various patterns among nature.

The thriae (singular and plural) are a race of bee-like humanoids, all of them female. Many are renowned for their gifts of cryptic prophesying. Thriae live in hillside hives on the edges of civilization. Their society is split into several roles: the queen, who breeds and directs the colony...