Giving up living in the wilds for the comforts of urban living, domestic rakasta are an uncommon sight in the larger cities. While they have lost some of the savageries of their kin, they are also known for their almost supernatural luck.
Ability Score Increase. Your Charisma increases by 1.
Nine Lives. You have advantage on death saving throws.

The largest of the rakasta, greater rakasta are solitary hulking brutes. Unlike other rakasta, the greater rakasta live alone, hunting prey for themselves. They tend to be irritable and suspicious of outsiders. They can be found in any wilderness, often as hunters or rangers.
Ability Score Increase. Your strength increases by 1.
Roar. You can use a bonus action to Roar. All enemies within 10 feet must make a Charisma save DC 8 + proficiency bonus + your Charisma modifier, becoming Frightened for 1d6+1 rounds on a failure; they can make an additional save at the end of their turns to break the effect early. You cannot use this ability again until you take a short rest.

The most common rakasta, wild rakasta are found in packs in secluded areas or wide-open spaces. Known for their ability to leap great distances, they surprise their foes by closing faster than expected.
Ability Score Increase. Your Constitution increases by 1.
Pounce. You always count as moved 10 feet before you jump. You can take a bonus action to make a long or high jump. You have advantage on Dexterity checks to land in difficult terrain.

Ability Score Maximums

Prime Requisite: The Prime Requisite of a rakasta character is Dexterity. A rakasta must also be fairly strong. If the character has a score of 13 or better in Dexterity, he or she earns an additional 5% bonus whenever experience points are gained. If the Dexterity score is 16 or better, this bonus increases to 10% . Characters with scores below 9 will suffer a — 10% penalty to earned experience ( —20% if the Dexterity score is 5 or less).

Infravision: Rakasta have infravision up to 60′

Weapons: Rakasta use a variety of weapons, but prefer their special toratsume above all others. These are leather gauntlets which have a series of sharp metal blades set on the fingers. In combat, a rakasta character can strike twice per round when using toratsume. Each attack is made with a +1 bonus to the attack roll and inflicts 1d4 points of damage. Non-rakasta characters are able to use toratsume in
combat, but they lack the training and natural agility of the rakasta. Thus, they may make only one attack per round with them.
If not using their toratsurne in combat, rakasta favor tanto (daggers), wakizashi (short swords), and katana (long swords). They never use blunt weapons like hammers or chopping weapons like axes, considering these mere tools and thus not fit for the hands of warriors.

Armor: These folk find armor to be a burden, preferring to move quickly—something impossible when burdened with heavy armor. Thus, a rakasta character cannot wear plate armor, although chain or leather are okay. Similarly, the rakasta style of fighting and codes of honor prohibit the use of a shield in combat.

Bite: As soon as they reach 2nd level, rakasta gain the ability to bite their enemies in combat. This attack may be used in addition to strikes made with toratsume, but cannot be combined with any other form of attack. A rakasta can try to bite any enemy that is not wearing armor. A successful hit inflicts 1d4 points of damage.

Saving Throws

Ability Score Maximums

Infravision: Rakasta also have infravision up to 60′

Detect Invisible: Rakasta have the ability to use their superior perception sense (a combination of smell, hearing, and Rakastas’ instinct) that allows them to detect invisible within a 10′ radius.

Hear Noise: Rakasta have hearing comparable to that of a thief of the same level. Rakasta can be surprised only on a roll of 1 on 1d6.

Natural Attack: Rakasta retain the use of their natural claw/claw/bite routine in combat (1-2/1-2/1-4) or can use one weapon other than war claws (a single attack).