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#16. An Aasimar could no more have crows feet than they could have crooked teeth! The very IDEA is preposterous! Gaze upon these perfect features and despair!

Anyone keeping track? Is this Aasimar thread 13 or 14? At this point we are clearly being trolled. Anyway something something something Aasimar.

I don't care if the PCs use their spells to trivialize the monsters or locations. Because I have more monsters. And locations. An infinite number in fact. A more relevant question is "How often do you react to the spellcasters doing something that makes the game less fun for themselves." In...

They return to life immediately! But sometimes the experience...changes them.

Look, can we all AT LEAST agree that the 4th Edition of sandwiches was terrible?

"WE DON'T TALK ABOUT THE PIES!" was practically my characters - and my! - catchphrase for the rest of the campaign after the encounter with Mama Morg in COS.

1 exp for every 100 feet traveled for any reason. They will LOVE it when an NPC sends them on a fetch quest to a different town!

"Have you ever wanted to be a superhero? A space explorer? A time traveler? Or maybe just the worlds greatest lover? We can show you that. Have you ever wanted to be the center of attention, the life of the party, hero of the story? We can show you that. Are there things you've always wanted...

We learned the "Don't roll if theres no stakes" lesson during the surprisingly acrimonious "What do you mean my WOOD ELF fails to climb the tree?" incident of 2E.

Unless you are playing an encounter for comic relief - which I highly recommend occasionally - assume that the players will overplan and that the characters are competent at their jobs. To players: "If you want to make a slow and careful ascent, taking as much time to prepare as you need and...

The question itself is misguided. Aasimar show no sign of aging at all. See here for an example of an Aasimar of advanced age, still appearing youthful and vibrant!

This is a great time for the PCs to discover the Pharoah is already dead, and their life has been extended by magical means. (Lich? Mummy? Or something else, you decide.) The poison is not a poison in the conventional sense. It is an elixir deliberately concocted to destroy the reanimating...

Aasimar don't age. Here is a picture of an aasimar at Age 16: And at Age 74: