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<blockquote data-quote="Friend of the Dork" data-source="post: 5377690" data-attributes="member: 91954">Hmm race of clerics, hehe in some ways they are... But in 3.5 Assimar were listed as 1st level warriors just like any other humanoid/person without racial HD. I'm guessing the new take is &quot;whatever the PCs are most likely to encounter.&quot; Rather than &quot;the majority of it's race.&quot; If it was the latter then everyone would be listed as commoners anyway, with the exception of the more martial races like orcs, hobgoblins etc. But I'm guessing that their &quot;noncombatants&quot; are generally commoners as well. But in any case, Aasimar are different, since they are often &quot;imbedded&quot; into human society rather than forming societies of their own, and thus their natural inclinks make them more likely to become clerics or paladins rather than warriors and commoners... unless shunned, they should have greater chance of being detected and trained to be special.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Friend of the Dork, post: 5377690, member: 91954"] Hmm race of clerics, hehe in some ways they are... But in 3.5 Assimar were listed as 1st level warriors just like any other humanoid/person without racial HD. I'm guessing the new take is "whatever the PCs are most likely to encounter." Rather than "the majority of it's race." If it was the latter then everyone would be listed as commoners anyway, with the exception of the more martial races like orcs, hobgoblins etc. But I'm guessing that their "noncombatants" are generally commoners as well. But in any case, Aasimar are different, since they are often "imbedded" into human society rather than forming societies of their own, and thus their natural inclinks make them more likely to become clerics or paladins rather than warriors and commoners... unless shunned, they should have greater chance of being detected and trained to be special. [/QUOTE]

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