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    D&D General D&D Archetypes that spread out to other settings and media

    For a time, there were also Noble Draconians. These Draconians came from Chromatic dragon eggs redeemed by the setting's strong adherence to balance.
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    D&D General D&D Archetypes that spread out to other settings and media

    The Dragonborn of Bahamut were individuals from the other races (humans, elves, dwarves, etc.) who had heeded the call of Bahamut to be his soldiers in the Dragonfall War against Tiamat and her Dragonspawn. All of the individuals underwent a magical rite called the Rite of Rebirth, which saw...
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    D&D General D&D Archetypes that spread out to other settings and media

    If there was a 5e version of Council of Wyrms, WoTC probably would insert the Dragonborn into that setting's species line-up.
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    D&D General D&D Archetypes that spread out to other settings and media

    And 4e had several metallic color-coded dragons. The Cobalt Dragon- Metallic Blue, the Orium Dragon-Metallic Red, the Iron Dragon- Metallic Black.
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    D&D General D&D Archetypes that spread out to other settings and media

    Okay. I had been wondering if there was a connection between the Shifters and the Wesen after watching a couple scenes on YouTube where a Wesen's appearance in Grimm shifted. If this thread hadn't popped up here on EN World, I was going to ask about the Shifters and the Wesen.
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    D&D General D&D Archetypes that spread out to other settings and media

    The Wesen in the 2011 Grimm TV series as a live action take of the Shifter from the 3e Eberron setting.
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    D&D General D&D Archetypes that spread out to other settings and media

    Definitely a dire situation to be addressed in a D&D adventure path. ;)
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    D&D General D&D Archetypes that spread out to other settings and media

    And Warcraft has a Tinker class. ;) Which predated D&D's Artificer class.
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    D&D General D&D Archetypes that spread out to other settings and media

    According to Wikipedia, Tieflings (and presumably the Aasimar and the Genasi as well) appeared in 2e. First in 2e Planescape and then in the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting for 3e.
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    D&D 5E (2024) Aasimar is a really strong species in 2024

    What are everyone's thoughts on the Fernian Aasimar and Mabaran Aasimar from the 2024 version of Exploring Eberron?
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    D&D 5E (2024) Exploring Eberron 2024 -- Gnolls and other gnew character options

    Maybe. :pBeastlands Aasimar would probably look more like PF1's Idyllkin Aasimar.
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    D&D 5E (2024) Exploring Eberron 2024 -- Gnolls and other gnew character options

    I came across this YouTube clip earlier this morning about the 2024 version of Exploring Eberron. I found the part about Eberron's Aasimar being connected to Fernia and Mabar to be interesting. Instead of having an angel as one of your character's ancestors, your character has been literally...
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    Pathfinder 2E Do you think 1st or 2nd edition is more complicated?

    What made PF1 easier for me to read and understand was that it was a continuation of 3e D&D. As a result, it didn't seem that complicated. The rules between 3e and PF1 were roughly the same. Character generation was pretty much the same. Everything in PF1 didn't require a feat. Featfinder (aka...
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    D&D General Friday Fun: What Are Your Top 3 Playable Species

    Not only is there a Harpy heritage for Level Up, but you can reskin this heritage to create new heritages for the Avens in M:TG, Ravenfolk, Strix (Owlfolk or Owlin), Valkyries and Winged Elves. Winged Elves, for instance, are elves whose line intermingled with air elementals. Heritage: elf. In...
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    D&D General Friday Fun: What Are Your Top 3 Playable Species

    There is a Harpy heritage in the Manual of Adventurous Resources: Complete for Level Up. ;)
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