D&D General aasimar appearance

[el-remmen]

True Fact: I once sold Steve Buscemi a pack of Marlboro Reds and half a tank of regular.

 

[Flamestrike]

True Fact: I once sold Steve Buscemi a pack of Marlboro Reds and half a tank of regular.

He then drank the petrol, ate the smokes and kept on driving.

He's the only thing that Chuck Norris fears.

 

[Hawk Diesel]

I'm currently playing an aasimar who is lion headed with a mane of white, iridescent fur.

If you consider that aasimar are humans with some connection or blood of celestials, they could look very different. Have you ever seen the depictions of angels based on their descriptions in the Bible? They can be terrifying.

 

[Richards]

Just make sure you check your spelling...you don't want to end up running an "assimar" PC, after all!

Johnathan

 

[QuentinGeorge]

You can really have fun with how they might like when you realise under D&D definitions, many of the Greek heroes might be called "aasimar", like Hercules or Persues, etc. Or even, perhaps, Egyptian royalty (being the "sons of Ra")

Oh wait, I know the best Aasimar example!

 

[NaturalZero]

I prefer to just swap all of the fluff as aesthetics out for the deva. Unique racial appearance, more compelling backstory, etc.

 

[glass]

Can confirm, I am Steve Buscemi.

I am Steve Buscemi and so is my wife.

(I don't actually have a wife.)

_
glass.

 

[Draegn]

It is far more interesting if you have assimar based upon a biblically accurate depiction of angels.

 

[Charlaquin]

It is far more interesting if you have assimar based upon a biblically accurate depiction of angels.

That’s my favorite take on them for sure.