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| Heru12-09-04, 04:33 PM | Can Someone explain to my How an ELf can be an Aasimar or a Teifling I thought that they could only be of human decent. Please Explain this to me Because I would like to be on of elf decent but my DM says that Elves' true breed and it would not be possible. He also explained to me that unless I have exact page numbers and source books he will not listen to me. Please help me out. |
| Mystery Man12-09-04, 04:37 PM | Tell your DM to lighten the heck up man! Tiefling elves in FR are called Fey'ri I don't know of any rule where it says that restricts that to humans. Have him show you the friggin page number. Or course it might be there, I'm notorious for having to read through the fine print a couple times. :) |
| Torkwaret12-09-04, 04:43 PM | From what I know, and I play FR for a looong time, such thing is impossible - an aasimar is a humanoid creature (elf, half-elf, half-orc, a dwarf perhaps) whose ancestor was a celestial. You can have an elf with physical traits suggesting that his great, great, great granfather was an avoral and so on. This creature however will have the ability modifiers of an aasimar and all it's special abilities. :) |
| Kuje3112-09-04, 05:33 PM | From what I know, and I play FR for a looong time, such thing is impossible - an aasimar is a humanoid creature (elf, half-elf, half-orc, a dwarf perhaps) whose ancestor was a celestial. You can have an elf with physical traits suggesting that his great, great, great granfather was an avoral and so on. This creature however will have the ability modifiers of an aasimar and all it's special abilities. :) Exactly. No matter what the mortal blood is, be it an elf, dwarf, human, etc, it is still an assimar. :) Also btw Mystery Man Fey'ri are one type of elven tieflings, but normal tieflings can also have elven blood. |