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<blockquote data-quote="Son of the Serpent" data-source="post: 7866659" data-attributes="member: 7015476"><p>I might be misremembering. I think its CE if i remember correctly though and their laws are often indeed weird.</p><p></p><p>Oh also there already are in canon variations of drow with weird mutations like eyes. Also you have driders and other twisted drow abominations who either used to be drow or were born drow.</p><p></p><p>An interesting case is a racially unique cambion called the draegloth which is half drow. If i remember correctly they are always male and they are also the one exception to the tendancy of the highest male being lower than the lowest female. They can rule. But usually they are merely high ranking under the high priestess and or her highest lietenants. They are in many ways the closest the drow come to having princes though to go along with their queens (high priestesses) as they are born strictly as a result of a high priestess to be's rite of passage.</p><p></p><p>They are always born to serve a special purpose for lolth. They have destiny.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Son of the Serpent, post: 7866659, member: 7015476"] I might be misremembering. I think its CE if i remember correctly though and their laws are often indeed weird. Oh also there already are in canon variations of drow with weird mutations like eyes. Also you have driders and other twisted drow abominations who either used to be drow or were born drow. An interesting case is a racially unique cambion called the draegloth which is half drow. If i remember correctly they are always male and they are also the one exception to the tendancy of the highest male being lower than the lowest female. They can rule. But usually they are merely high ranking under the high priestess and or her highest lietenants. They are in many ways the closest the drow come to having princes though to go along with their queens (high priestesses) as they are born strictly as a result of a high priestess to be's rite of passage. They are always born to serve a special purpose for lolth. They have destiny. [/QUOTE]
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