Sidekick
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Well dude, it’s your (or your DMs campaign) so they can have whatever (sub-)races they want.
Are the XPH/planetouched supported in the Setting’s core works?
Not really, but their not excluded either, as others have said. An Aasimar could be born in a manifest zone of Syrianna on a day when the Eternal Sky is co-terminus (or whatever it’s called).
The Players Guide to Eberron has options (see side bars) for incorporating the various XPH and the glut of sub-races into the setting.
These are not likely by many vocal DMs (this one included).
As for the character options. I’d be torn between A or B) as an Areneal Necromancer/Cleric.
If you play B as a good aligned nercromancer who doesn’t summon/create undead then that would be very flavourful. Keeping to the traditions of the Keepers of the Past you’re investigating all that controls and affects life and life-force.
Vampiric touch, ghoul touch, enervation along with inflict wound spells (as well as the cures) means that you’d be one super nasty melee caster!
Are the XPH/planetouched supported in the Setting’s core works?
Not really, but their not excluded either, as others have said. An Aasimar could be born in a manifest zone of Syrianna on a day when the Eternal Sky is co-terminus (or whatever it’s called).
The Players Guide to Eberron has options (see side bars) for incorporating the various XPH and the glut of sub-races into the setting.
These are not likely by many vocal DMs (this one included).
As for the character options. I’d be torn between A or B) as an Areneal Necromancer/Cleric.
If you play B as a good aligned nercromancer who doesn’t summon/create undead then that would be very flavourful. Keeping to the traditions of the Keepers of the Past you’re investigating all that controls and affects life and life-force.
Vampiric touch, ghoul touch, enervation along with inflict wound spells (as well as the cures) means that you’d be one super nasty melee caster!
