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<blockquote data-quote="Henadic Theologian" data-source="post: 8735932" data-attributes="member: 7030526">They are in there, sort of, it's just that they have been entirely reduced to fluff except life-span (which itself is borderline fluff). And you can mix any two races, although besides life-span, only one parent race provides your mechanics, the second one is just fluff and lifespan.&quot;CHILDREN OF DIFFERENT HUMANOID KINDS Thanks to the magical workings of the multiverse, Humanoids of different kinds sometimes have children together. For example, folk who have a human parent and an orc or an elf parent are particularly common. Many other combinations are possible. If you’d like to play the child of such a wondrous pairing, choose two Race options that are Humanoid to represent your parents. Then determine which of those Race options provides your game traits: Size, Speed, and special traits. You can then mix and match visual characteristics—color, ear shape, and the like—of the two options. For example, if your character has a halfling and a gnome parent, you might choose Halfling for your game traits and then decide that your character has the pointed ears that are characteristic of a gnome. Finally, determine the average of the two options’ Life Span traits to figure out how long your character might live. For example, a child of a halfling and a gnome has an average life span of 288 years.&quot;&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Henadic Theologian, post: 8735932, member: 7030526"] They are in there, sort of, it's just that they have been entirely reduced to fluff except life-span (which itself is borderline fluff). And you can mix any two races, although besides life-span, only one parent race provides your mechanics, the second one is just fluff and lifespan. "CHILDREN OF DIFFERENT HUMANOID KINDS Thanks to the magical workings of the multiverse, Humanoids of different kinds sometimes have children together. For example, folk who have a human parent and an orc or an elf parent are particularly common. Many other combinations are possible. If you’d like to play the child of such a wondrous pairing, choose two Race options that are Humanoid to represent your parents. Then determine which of those Race options provides your game traits: Size, Speed, and special traits. You can then mix and match visual characteristics—color, ear shape, and the like—of the two options. For example, if your character has a halfling and a gnome parent, you might choose Halfling for your game traits and then decide that your character has the pointed ears that are characteristic of a gnome. Finally, determine the average of the two options’ Life Span traits to figure out how long your character might live. For example, a child of a halfling and a gnome has an average life span of 288 years."" [/QUOTE]

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