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<blockquote data-quote="Prism" data-source="post: 2557817" data-attributes="member: 9501">The term 'native'&nbsp;This quote starts off by saying native creatures have links to the material plane but finishes by saying they are native to the material plane. Also, what does the bit in bold mean in reference to the material plane. Exactly where in the subtype's name does it make any mention of the material plane. &nbsp;In this quote the term native is applied to any plane not just the material plane. So a creature born on that plane is native to itHowever what doesn't make sense is that a native outsider who is born on an outer plane may not actually be native to its own plane of birth depending on how you read this.I would rule in this particular situation you allow the celestial human to be native to an outer plane, not the material, using the extraplanar description of the term native</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prism, post: 2557817, member: 9501"] The term 'native' This quote starts off by saying native creatures have links to the material plane but finishes by saying they are native to the material plane. Also, what does the bit in bold mean in reference to the material plane. Exactly where in the subtype's name does it make any mention of the material plane. In this quote the term native is applied to any plane not just the material plane. So a creature born on that plane is native to it However what doesn't make sense is that a native outsider who is born on an outer plane may not actually be native to its own plane of birth depending on how you read this. I would rule in this particular situation you allow the celestial human to be native to an outer plane, not the material, using the extraplanar description of the term native [/QUOTE]

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