Race Table for Maze Rats

Lately I've been using Maze Rats as my go-to game system for one shots. Since I'm a big fan of one-shots starting with players rolling on a big table of weirdo things to play as, I made one for Maze Rats. Obviously inspired by the GLOG.
Rules:
1. Roll a d8 to pick which species to pick from, then a d6 for the subspecies.
2. Start with +1, +0, and +0 for Maze Rats stats instead of +2, +1, and +0. Or don't, what do I care.
3. Get the benefit and weakness for that race. Get +2 to whatever ability (STR, DEX, or WIL) is written under the "stat" column.

1d6	Race	Stat	Benefit	Weakness
1. Human Medium-sized creatures. Not famous for anything at all.
1-6	Human	Any	+1 feature. Must be different than your starting feature.	DISADV vs transformations, mutations
A species of great ape characterized by its hairlessness and bipedalism.
2. Dwarf Short, sturdy creatures fond of drink and industry. Famed for their beards.
1	Mountain	STR	+2 starting HP	Greedy. Roll WIL or hoard gold
Live in great, dark halls in the mountains. Supernatural affinity for working metal.
2	Hill	STR	+2 inventory slots	Greedy. Roll WIL or hoard gold
Build homes into the sides of hills. Fiercely loyal to their clans, and proud warriors.
3	Duergar	STR	Turn invisible if you hold your breath, close eyes, don’t move.	Sunlight sensitivity. DISADV to sight, attack rolls in bright sunlight
Originate from dwarves who dug into hell and interbred with demons.
4	Robo-Dwarf	STR	Immune to mundane diseases and poisons. Don’t breathe.	Water deals 1 damage/round.
Mechanical creations of an unknown creator. Toil endlessly for a mysterious purpose.
5	Gnome	STR	Disguise a touched object as a similar-sized object until touched by another.	-2 STR without your stupid red hat
Small cousins of dwarves who live in burrows in the woods. Famed for their pointy red hats.
6	Honey	STR	Swarm of bees in beard (friendly but not directly controllable)	Constant noisy buzzing. DISADV on stealth.
Beards are always sticky with honey. Brew the most delicious mead in the world.
3. Elf Tall, slender folk who never age. Elves are renowned for their grace and wisdom.
1	High	WIL	50% chance to avoid surprise if you would be ambushed	Frail constitution. DISADV vs diseases, weather
Beautiful, wise, and ancient. High elves are better than you. They are better than everyone.
2	Wood	WIL	Talk to plants: each plant can respond with one word per day.	Take 1 damage if a tree dies in your presence
Vicious guardians of the forests. The reason humans don’t go into the forests at night.
3	Sea	WIL	Speak with sea creatures	Roll WIL vs grief if you spend a week without seeing the ocean
Nomadic, seafaring elves. Sail on ships pulled by sharks, who they feed prisoners to.
4	Sky	WIL	Weigh almost nothing. Immune to falling damage.	Lightweight. DISADV vs being shoved, picked up, etc.
Live high above the world in cities built of clouds wearing clothes spun of rain.
5	Hair	WIL	Animate own hair.	DISADV on all rolls if hair looks bad
Vain, even for elves. Spend the majority of their time styling their long, beautiful hair.
6	Sun	WIL	Bleed light. 1 HP = 30’ of light for 10 minutes.	Take 1 damage if you lie
Ascetic desert Elves with sunlight for blood. Steadfastly moral and upright in all things.
4. Goblin Small creatures with varied, terrifying features. Known for mischievous, wicked natures.
1	Cave	DEX	Can see in the dark 30’	Sunlight sensitivity. DISADV to sight, attack rolls in bright sunlight
Cave-dwellers with glowing red eyes, fond of lurking in the dark and singing horrible songs.
2	Tree	DEX	Can mimic sounds and voices.	Roll WIL vs fear in wide, open spaces
Arboreal ambush hunters. Deeply distrustful of outsiders, who they lure into traps with their mimicry.
3	Orc	STR	3x Critical Hit Damage	Smell terrible
Large, warlike cousins of goblins. Known for their love of violence and bloodshed.
4	Rag	DEX	Produce 1 cubic foot of rags per day	2x damage from fire
Often mistaken for piles of clothing. Love to collect new and rare fabrics.
5	Mind	DEX	Telekinesis: Move fist-sized, 5 lbs objects within 20'	DISADV vs insanity
Despite their enlarged brains, not actually any smarter than regular goblins.
6	Unstable	DEX	Take 1 damage to teleport 10' in a random direction.	DISADV vs transformations, mutations.
Put together wrong by the gods. Typically die by accidentally teleporting off cliffs.
5. Humanoids Other sorts of miscellanous humanoids.
1	Halfling	DEX	Lucky: 1/day reroll a die	Very short. Need specially made small armor.
Small, rotund folk with a love for the comforts of home. Excessively hairy feet.
2	Gnoll	STR	Can track creatures by smell.	Hated by domestic animals
Hyena-headed creatures known for their cruelty and maniacal laughter.
3	Marshwiggle	DEX	Swim at 2x movement speed	Roll WIL to avoid complaining about things going wrong
Perpetually gloomy swamp-dwellers with webbed hands and long legs.
4	Half-Angel	WIL	Touch can heal others: take 2 damage for every 1 hp healed	Evil creatures hate you and will target you first
Supernaturally beautiful offspring of mortals and angels. Possess healing powers.
5	Merfolk	WIL	Breathe underwater	Slow on land. DISADV on movement checks.
Build underwater cities along the coastline. Set traps to catch and eat land-dwellers.
6	Half-Demon	WIL	Immune to fire.	Terrifying demonic appearance. Everyone hates you.
Offspring of humans and demons. Fires of hell coarse through their veins
6. Beastmen Animal-human hybrids. Created by magic experimentation, practical jokes by gods, or unusual romances.
1	Ravenfolk	DEX	Eat the eyes of a corpse to see the last five seconds of its life	Roll WIL or pick up shiny objects.
Traditionally undertakes and grave diggers. Reputation as grave robbers is only sometimes true.
2	Frogfolk	DEX	20' long sticky tongue.	Heat of the noonday sun deals 1d4 damageto you
Squat amphibian men with leathery,warty skin. Surprisingly beautiful singing voices.
3	Spiderfolk	WIL	Secrete 30' of sticky web per day	Birds hate you
Small, many-legged folk known for spinning beautiful creations from their webs.
4	Goosefolk	STR	Extra attack after killing an enemy	Can't speak quietly
Migratory birdmen who dwell by lakes. Known for swift, brutial vengeance against outsiders.
5	Geckofolk	DEX	Detachable tail (keeps wriggling), regrows in 1 day.	Cold-blooded: DISADV on dex when cold.
Bright-colored lizards, fond of sunbathing on rocks.
6	Grasshopperfolk	DEX	Powerful legs- jump twice as high/far.	Eat twice as much food.
Typically solitary. Occasionally form vast swarms for a short period of time and eat everything in sight.
7. More Beastmen
1	Ratfolk	DEX	Fit through very narrow spaces	Roll WIL vs fear when alone.
Infest the sewers and tunnels underneath cities. Rumors abound of a secret underground rat empire.
2	Hagfish-folk	DEX	Slimy. Can’t be grabbed or tied up.	DISADV when balancing
Gross eel folk covered in slippery, viscous slime. Typically found scavenging on shipwrecks.
3	Ant-Folk	STR	4 arms	Roll WIL vs fear when alone
Live in colonies ruled by egg-laying queens. Almost all female.
4	Walrus-folk	STR	1/day: shrug off 1d6+1 incoming damage.	Eat twice as much food
Huge blubbery folk who live on rocky beaches in the arctic and dive for clams.
5	Mole-Man	STR	Dig narrow tunnels through soft dirt or sand, 5 feet per minute.	DISADV on rolls related to sight.
Burrowing folk with powerful front paws and noses. Notoriously poor eyesight.
6	Crabfolk	STR	Shell grants +1 armor. Claws as light weapons.	Can't fit into heavy armor.
Thick-shelled folk who live along the coasts. Known for their sideways walk.
8. Miscellanous Stranger creatures that defy characterization. Creation is a vast place, after all.
1	Dragonfolk	STR	1/day breathe weapon (30’ line, damage = your current HP)	Roll WIL or accept challenges.
Dragon-headed humanoids. Much like true dragons, tend to be arrogant and haughty.
2	Changeling	WIL	Steal the appearance of anyone whose blood you drink.	Mirror shows true, hideous form
Unnerving shapeshifters that can mimic the appearance of others. Their true form is hideous.
3	Yeti	STR	Unarmed attacks count as heavy weapons.	Need specialty build large armor.
Large creatures with shaggy white fur, live solitary lives atop snowy mountains.
4	Myconid	WIL	Flesh is deadly poison if eaten. Bitten=save or hallucinate wildly for 1 hour.	Max lifespan is one year
Reproductive bodies sprouted from an underground fungus. Look like tiny walking mushrooms.
5	Ghoul	STR	Undead: immune to mundane diseases and poisons. Claws as light weapons.	Roll WIL or flee holy symbols.
Horrible undead creatures said to be the fate of those who commit the sin of cannibalism.
6	Witch's Cat	DEX	Claws are light weapons. Start with two extra lives, gain 1 at each level up.	Literally a cat. You have no hands and can't wear armor. Halve all HP.
Originally bred as familiars, the cat lords’ ancestors all abandoned or ate their former masters.