Tell me about the Kenku and other flying humanoids
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The_Gneech
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Y'know, I've never really done anything with Kenku and the like before ... I really should remedy that.
Hmm... *ponders*
-The Gneech
Hmm... *ponders*
-The Gneech
demiurge1138
Inventor of Super-Toast
I currently use MMIII kenku in my Eberron game. They're generally a cynical shifty folk, with little respect for law or humanity in general. They emigrated from some dry and unplesant land (most people believe this to have been the Demon Wastes, although it's possible that it was some wasteland in Xen'drik) to Sharn about ten years ago, and have moved a great deal since then, although many of them still carve out minor criminal empires in the underbelly of the City of Towers.
Demiurge out.
Demiurge out.
Kid Charlemagne
I am the Very Model of a Modern Moderator
Nail said:
As God is my witness, I thought kenku could fly.
demiurge1138
Inventor of Super-Toast
Back in the good ol' days, when kenku and tengu were pretty much variations on the same creature, kenku could fly. But now, in the days of differentiation, the kenku cannot.
Demiurge out.
Demiurge out.
Tonguez
A suffusion of yellow
The new Kenku sux the big-0
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Back when Kenku were Tengu I modified them to become a mysterious race associated with darkness and shadow. In fact their leader was a Nightwing who was plotting to throw the whole world into eternal darkness (he was also an agent of the Uber-Evil).
The only other flying race I use are a group of winged humans who I haven't allowed as a PC race (yet). My campaign features 'Legendary Champions' the occasional humanoid touched by superhuman powers. One such historic figure was a human raised since birth by a pair of giant Albatross. As he grew he developed wings, the Bird-Men are his descendents, who live on a high distant windswept land just north of the 'Sea of Eternal Ice'
. Back when Kenku were Tengu I modified them to become a mysterious race associated with darkness and shadow. In fact their leader was a Nightwing who was plotting to throw the whole world into eternal darkness (he was also an agent of the Uber-Evil).
The only other flying race I use are a group of winged humans who I haven't allowed as a PC race (yet). My campaign features 'Legendary Champions' the occasional humanoid touched by superhuman powers. One such historic figure was a human raised since birth by a pair of giant Albatross. As he grew he developed wings, the Bird-Men are his descendents, who live on a high distant windswept land just north of the 'Sea of Eternal Ice'
Angel Tarragon
Dawn Dragon
Kepp in mind that Daiglo had the first post in this thread. I seriously doubt he wants to know about third edition kenkus. I could be wrong though. Just read this and take it with a grain of salt.
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