AU/AE Mojh in D&D

[Voadam]

What humanoid subtype are the mojh from AE/AU if used in a normal D&D game? Reptilian? Human? A new Mojh one? Draconic? I'm thinking for effects like bane weapons and favored enemy.

 

[wolff96]

Go with Dragonblooded. I first saw it in Races of the Dragon, but it probably appeared elsewhere first.

Essentially, anything that's anti- or pro-dragon affects them as well.

 

[lukelightning]

Mojh should be humanoids with the reptilian subtype, and perhaps even the human subtype.

After all, they give birth to kobolds, which have the reptilian subtype.

I don't know anything about the dragonblood subtype, but it sounds appropriate as well.

 

[Klaus]

I'd go with Humanoid (Dragonblooded) and rule that they lose all previous subtypes (which would be just Human).

 

[Stalker0]

There's humanoid (elf), humanoid (human), humanoid (gnome), so I'd go with humanoid (mojh).

 

[phindar]

I'd go with Reptilian, for the purposes of bane weapons and the like.

 

[Voadam]

For those not in the know, mojh are race option in Arcana Unearthed. They are humans who underwent a magic ritual to become more dragon like, they become reptilian with scales and an affinity for magic. Racial levels allow them things like blindfighting feat and a firebreathing breath weapon. They become asexual and can bud off sterile kobolds who they normally use as slave servants.

 

[Ripzerai]

Mojh should be humanoids with the reptilian subtype, and perhaps even the human subtype.

After all, they give birth to kobolds, which have the reptilian subtype.

I don't know anything about the dragonblood subtype, but it sounds appropriate as well.

Kobolds are dragonblooded too, as it happens.