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51647-Sample.Pdf Sample file Sample file Half-Elves as Characters . .41 Special Illumian Options . .89 Special Half-Elf Options . .42 Illumians as Characters . .89 The Half-Orc: A Day in the Life . .42 Contents Chapter 4: Other Races of Destiny . .91 Half-Orc Psychology . .43 Introduction . .4 Using This Chapter . .91 Quick to Judge, Quick to Anger . .43 What Is a Race of Destiny? . .4 Monster Classes . .91 Brutal Childhoods . .43 What’s in This Book . .4 Aasimar . .92 No True Place in Society . .43 What You Need to Play . .4 Aasimar Racial Traits . .93 Heritage of Shame . 44 Doppelganger . .93 Chapter 1: Humans . .5 Living in the Now . 44 Doppelganger Racial Traits . .95 A Day in the Life . .6 The Stupid Stereotype . 44 Doppelganger Monster Class . .95 Human Psychology . .6 The Half-Orc Life . 44 Half-Ogre . .96 Energy and Ambition . .6 Leisure . 44 Mongrelfolk . .97 CONTENTS Aggression . .6 Arts and Crafts . .45 TABLE OF Mongrelfolk Racial Traits . .99 Focus on the Future . .7 Technology and Magic . .45 Sea Kin . .99 Adaptability and Variety . .7 Half-Orcs at War . .46 Sea Kin Racial Traits . 102 Human Behavior . .7 Half-Orc Society and Culture . .46 Sharakim . 102 Human Life . .8 The Solace of Friendship . .47 Sharakim Racial Traits . 104 Leisure . .8 Half-Orcs and Other Races . .47 Skulk . 104 Arts and Crafts . .10 Half-Orc Religion . .48 Skulk Racial Traits . .105 Technology and Magic . .11 Half-Orc History and Folklore . .48 Skulk Monster Class . 106 Humans at War . .13 Half-Orc Language . .48 Racial Traits at 1st Level . 106 Society and Culture . .14 Half-Orc Settlements . .48 Class Skills . 106 Society’s Drive to Organize . .14 Creating Half-Orc Characters . .49 Class Features . 106 Social Class . .15 Half-Orcs as Characters . .49 Tiefl ing . 106 The Immediate Family . .15 Special Half-Orc Options . .50 Relying Less on Tradition . .16 Tiefl ing Racial Traits . 107 Humans and Other Races . .16 Chapter 3: Illumians . .51 Underfolk . 108 Religion . .17 A Day in the Life . .51 Underfolk Racial Traits . 109 How Humans Worship . .17 Description . .52 Age, Height, and Weight . .110 Overview . .52 Urbanus . .18 Chapter 5: Prestige Classes . 111 Illumian Racial Traits . .53 Zarus . .19 Chameleon . .111 Psychology . .56 Other Forms of Faith . .20 Loredelver . 117 Illumian Plotters . .56 History and Folklore . .20 Menacing Brute . 123 The Illumian Life . .56 Mythic Origins . .21 Outcast Champion . 126 Leisure . .57 Legends . .22 Scar Enforcer . 130 Arts and Crafts . .57 Language . .25 Shadow Sentinel . 137 Technology and Magic . .58 Gutterspeak . .26 Urban Soul . .141 Gutterspeak Phrasebook . .26 Illumians at War . .59 Cities and Settlements . .26 Society and Culture . .59 Chapter 6: Character Options . .147 Human Expansion . .26 Cabal Structure . .60 Skills . .147 Settling the Frontier . .27 Cabal Types . .61 Feats . .149 Building a Community . .27 Laws and Justice . .72 Racial Feats . 150 Human Architecture . .28 Travelers and Renegades . .72 General and Racial Feats . 150 Visiting a Human Settlement . .28 Illumian Religion . .72 Initiate Feats . 154 Human Economies . .28 Human Gods . .73 Tactical Feats . 156 Example City: Three Falls . .28 Abstract Philosophy . .73 Racial Substitution Levels . 156 Creating Human Characters . .32 The Illumian Pantheon . .73 Half-Elf Bard . 157 Special Human Options . .32 Tarmuid, the First . .73 Half-Elf Fighter . 157 Humans as Characters . .32 Aulasha, the Librarian . .74 Half-Elf Ranger . 158 Glautru, the Seer . .75 Half-Orc Barbarian . 158 Chapter 2: Half-Elves and Half-Orcs . .33 Soorinek, the Doubter . ..
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