D&D 5E Aasimar from the interwebs...

[Gothnog]

It's not real of course... unless you want it to be.

 

[Sir Brennen]

Who put that together? It really could pass as authentic core rulebook pages. At first I thought "What? Someone got a hold of the DMG Race section already!?!"

 

[Gothnog]

Who put that together? It really could pass as authentic core rulebook pages. At first I thought "What? Someone got a hold of the DMG Race section already!?!"

I can neither confirm nor deny the identity of the artist behind that magnificent piece of work, though it's likely they simply mined the text and artwork from somewhere on line and combined them.

 

[Boarstorm]

Well, whoever that nameless artist is, they did a pretty good job.

 

[Zaister]

Well, whoever that nameless artist is, they did a pretty good job.

The picture is from Pathfinder Player Companion: Blood of Angels. Artist is J.P. Targete

 

[Boarstorm]

The picture is from Pathfinder Player Companion: Blood of Angels. Artist is J.P. Targete

I meant the font matching and page layout (I come from a background in newspapers), but that's good to know. Talent should be recognized.

 

[Zaister]

I meant the font matching and page layout (I come from a background in newspapers), but that's good to know. Talent should be recognized.

Yes that fits the original trade dress quite well. Nicely done.

 

[GameDoc]

If said artist would kindly do this with the halfling and replace the art with something better, I'd be inclined to paste it over the corresponding pages in my PHB.

 

[Giltonio_Santos]

Really cool. I'd even allow one of those in my game.

 

[sgtscott658]

My gawd, its Ming the Merciless