#DND 5E HUMAN RACES MODS#

The tiefling knows 5 languages, knows the thaumaturgy cantrip, and is resistant to fire. The gnome has gnome cunning, and knows 2 languages. Thirdly, they all seem to have some innate race ability. Secondly, I believe that all of them have natural darkvision. Firstly, they all live at least over double the lifespan of humans. When we were comparing the abilities of all our characters, it seemed that I was at a significant disadvantage. When we got started in the game, it was revealed to me that the party consisted of a gnome, tiefling, magically animated golem a couple NPCs, and a dog that was actually a polymorphed drow. So, I chose to be a human sorcerer that is almost identical to me physically, and has a similar personality. Since it was my first time, I was advised to play a character that was very similar to myself, as it would be easier that way. The group at the table said that there is no offical 5e content for the warforged, since Eberron was in 3.5e. I thought that they were sweet, and had a lot of potential for unique rping. During character creation, I started out wanting to be a warforged. I read wiki pages, watched some gameplay on youtube, and talked to my dad who also plays the game. I am a bit of a Magic: The Gathering nut, and since D&D is another WOTC IP, I learned a little bit about the game. For more information about Wizards of the Coast or any of Wizards' trademarks or other intellectual property, please visit their website at I just started playing D&D, and played my first session a couple days ago.

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