D&D 5E Lore You Should Know: Tieflings and Gith

[gyor]

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[Parmandur]

Anything new of particular interest?

 

[gyor]

Basic overview of Tieflings and Gith over editions, nothing new really, although Alu-Fiends we're mentioned, so perhaps they will be one of the Cambion variants, perhaps for Succubi/Incubi.

Gives a nice over view for those unfamiliar with Tieflings or Both and their changes/fluff over editions, right to 5th edition.

One interesting thing is they use Erin M. Evans notes on Tieflings for 5th edition as a sort of Tiefling Bible, at least for FR.

 

[Parmandur]

Basic overview of Tieflings and Gith over editions, nothing new really, although Alu-Fiends we're mentioned, so perhaps they will be one of the Cambion variants, perhaps for Succubi/Incubi.

Gives a nice over view for those unfamiliar with Tieflings or Both and their changes/fluff over editions, right to 5th edition.

One interesting thing is they use Erin M. Evans notes on Tieflings for 5th edition as a sort of Tiefling Bible, at least for FR.

Well, the fiction has a powerful effect, particularly when it's the prime fictional example of the archetype.

 

[gyor]

Well, the fiction has a powerful effect, particularly when it's the prime fictional example of the archetype.

True.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

Not surprising. One of my players relied heavily on her notes for his Dragonborn character. She apparently has a ton of details out there, including cultural details and bits of language.

One interesting thing is they use Erin M. Evans notes on Tieflings for 5th edition as a sort of Tiefling Bible, at least for FR.