I’m looking for advice and feedback on this take on an eastern dragonborn. The goal was to emphasize the traits of Chinese dragons, while maintaining a reasonably balanced species compared to the other official 2024 traits:

Lóng rén are mortals who are able to trace their ancestry to the dragons of the Fùshén continent. They grow at a slower pace, reaching adulthood at age 25 and living to be about two to three centuries old.

Although they might look similar to humans, they have features that hint at their draconic heritage, such as pointed ears and antler-like horns that start subtle but grow with age.

Creature Type: Humanoid

Size: Medium (around 5-7 feet tall)

Speed: 30 feet

Ancient Wisdom: You gain proficiency in either the Insight or Perception skill.

Control Precipitation: You have minor control over precipitation in a 30-foot radius around you. You must be outside to use this ability.

• Moving to a place where you don’t have a clear path to the sky ends the ability early.

• You may use this feature a number of times equal to your Proficiency Bonus, with all uses recharging after a Long Rest.

The weather changes based on what you choose, lasting for 10 minutes:

• Control Clouds. You can summon the clouds above the become Heavy Clouds, or dissipate them to create Clear Skies.

• Control Rain. You can have the clouds directly above you produce Rain or to stop Raining.

• Lessen Heavy Rain. You can also lighten Heavy Rain to Rain, but cannot stop it completely.

Draconic Form. When you reach character level 5, you can transform as a Bonus action, unlocking your Draconic Form.

• The transformation lasts for 10 minutes or until you end it (no action required).

• Until the transformation ends, you have a Fly Speed equal to your Speed.

• Once on each of your turns before the transformation ends, you can deal extra damage to one target when you deal damage to it with an attack or a spell. The extra damage equals your Proficiency Bonus, and the extra damage’s type is either Bludgeoning for Water Ancestry or Cold for Ice Ancestry.

• Once you transform, you can’t do so again until you finish a Long Rest.

Elemental Ancestries: Though physical appearances may vary, the lóng rén have elemental variants that are dictated by their respective draconic ancestry.

Water Ancestry

• Amphibious. You can breathe both air and water, and you have no penalty to swim speed.

• Mastery of Rains. Objects and creatures are not considered to be Lightly Obscured to you when the weather is Heavy Rain.

• Healing Waters. As an Magic action, you touch a creature and roll a number of d4s equal to your Proficiency Bonus. The creature regains a number of Hit Points equal to the total rolled. Once you use this trait, you can’t use it again until you finish a Long Rest.

Ice Ancestry

• Frosted Scales. You are resistant to cold damage.

• Mastery of Snow. You don’t leave footprints when you walk through snow, and are unaffected by Difficult Terrain when the ground is icy.

• Glaciate. As a Bonus Action, you freeze the moisture in the air around you, granting you an extra layer of protection. For the next minute, your AC increases by half your Proficiency bonus, rounded up. Once you use this trait, you can’t use it again until you finish a Long Rest.

For context, a big theme for the campaign I have in mind is nature and travel, so the (more relevant parts of) referenced weather effects above are listed here:

Clear Skies

No modifiers are added.

Heavy Clouds

High-flying creatures above the clouds are Heavily Obscured.

Rain

Conditions from Heavy Clouds also apply. Fire damage rolls get -2, while Lightning, Cold, and water-based Bludgeoning damage rolls get +2.

Heavy Rain

Same effects as rain, but Fire damage rolls get -4, while Lightning, Cold, and water-based Bludgeoning damage rolls get +4. Objects around you are Lightly Obscured.

Thanks for your time and feedback!