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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DreamChaser" data-source="post: 168312" data-attributes="member: 1190">This is how I do mine.HYBRIDSAll hybrids on Talis follow a basic pattern. They have the physical size and shape (as well as Ability Modifiers) of their mother's race and the coloration, general appearance, and all other racial features of their father's race. Personality, alignment, and temperment all depend upon which culture they were raised in, although both parents will contribute certain predispositions.As a template it would go something like this:Creating a Hybrid:"Hybrid" is a template that can be added to any humanoid  (hereafter referred to as "base creature.")  The creature's type will be humanoid.The base creature's race is considered to be the mother race.  The father is the hybrid race.  Both races must be humanoid.A hybrid has the height, weight, shape, and Ability Modifiers of the mother race.  The hybrids racial abilities, coloration, general appearance (facial characteristics, skin and hair texture, etc) are derived from the hybrid race.  The age progression and lifespan of a hybrid are determined through an average of the hybrids lineage.Note that half-fiend, half-celestial, half-elemental, half-dragon, and other powerful hybrids use their own templates.Sample HybridsHuman (hybrid) / dwarf (maternal)+2 to Constitution, -2 to Chadwarven height and weight range.+4 skill points at 1st level+1 skill point per level+1 feat at first level.Human range of coloration and appearance.Merfolk (hybrid) / elf (maternal)+2 to dex, -2 to conelven height and weightmerfolk appearance and shapelow light visionbreath waterIs this something like what you were thinking?</blockquote>

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