Tree Kin

Basics
The Tree Kin have a spell resistance of 3.

The Tree Kin's size is medium.

Appearance
At first glance one might mistake a Tree Kin for a Nomad, but a closer look reveals that the tan skinned humanoids are taller, standing an average of six feet in height. They have long well developed ears and keen eyes that help them navigate the forest dwellings they inhabit, and well toned bodies for living amidst the tree tops.

Racial Bonuses and Penalties

 * Nimble - The Tree Kin's sure footed nature gives them an advantage when doing tricky tasks. They gain a +1 bonus to their Acrobatics and Stealth skills.
 * Keen Sight - The Tree Kin are used to spotting prey from afar when hunting in the woods. This gives them a +2 bonus to hit rolls when using a ranged weapon.
 * Natural Remedies - The Tree Kin often used herbs and plants to form curatives for their races. They gain a +1 bonus to their Potions skill, and all healing potions they craft heal an additional 4 HP.
 * Forest Hunters - The Tree Kin have long mastered the art of hunting and defending their homes with the bow and arrow, a weapon that is easily and readily available in the forest. This expertise causes any Tree Kin that progresses to the Strider prestige class to instead be called a Ranger and gain the bonus feat Impetous.
 * Impetous - The Ranger deals more damage to enemies that are further away, gaining +1 bonus damage for each space between the Ranger and their target.
 * Untrusting - The Tree Kin are always wary of outside influences on their woods, causing them to suffer a -1 penalty to Diplomacy, Etiquette, and Linguistics rolls.
 * This is not a Tree! - It's a very rare case that a Tree Kin lives within an urban enviroment. Their unfamiliarity with city life causes Tree Kin to suffer a -2 penalty to History and Religion rolls.