To me, the Eladrin of 4E are pretty much the Feorin and Faeries of Bastion Press' "Faeries" in 3E. I figure when I run Pathfinder, I'll just convert them.
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Eladrin, Tieflings, and Dragonborns
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To me, the Eladrin of 4E are pretty much the Feorin and Faeries of Bastion Press' "Faeries" in 3E. I figure when I run Pathfinder, I'll just convert them.
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Fluff wise? I prefer 4e Elaldrin and Dragonborn, and 3.x Tieflings.
3.x Dragonborn are just gigantic dragon-loving nerds, I mean come on. And Eladrin are "we need a race for every alignment"
pre-4e Tieflings are way cooler though.
3.x Dragonborn are just gigantic dragon-loving nerds, I mean come on. And Eladrin are "we need a race for every alignment"
pre-4e Tieflings are way cooler though.
Let's see:
Eladrin are simply elves who favor swords over bows and arcane magic over other pursuits.
Tieflings are in the Pathfinder Bestiary.
For Dragonborn, I would probably either start with the Dracha from Arcana Evolved or the Dragonblooded Human from the d20 Modern SRD (Urban Arcana section). The Dracha would be a "normal" race, while a Dragonblooded Human would be a "powerful" race (on par with a Drow).
Eladrin are simply elves who favor swords over bows and arcane magic over other pursuits.
Tieflings are in the Pathfinder Bestiary.
For Dragonborn, I would probably either start with the Dracha from Arcana Evolved or the Dragonblooded Human from the d20 Modern SRD (Urban Arcana section). The Dracha would be a "normal" race, while a Dragonblooded Human would be a "powerful" race (on par with a Drow).
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