If you want to make a hybrid of your homebrew race or a race not listed here, determine which features would be dominant and which would be recessive. For example, a half-elf half-dragonborn character might know Common, Draconic, and Elvish. You know Common and one language from each of your parents. I have included average rolls under each race so that you don't have to do the math. If you want a more unique aspect, use the following height and weight calculations. Height and Weightįor simplicity's sake, I advise you to take the height and weight of your dominant parent.
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Just know that it's a balance thing, and feel free to change it if you wish. This is because of other features of the race that outweigh the resistance (such as the tiefling's Hellish Resistance being recessive due to Infernal Legacy being dominant). Also, some (but not all) race's damage resistances were put into recessive. The words were used to show the level of prominence of your character's parents in your character's blood. This feature does not accurately depict genetics. Author's Noteĭominant and recessive genes are an actual thing in the real world. For example, if your parents were a dominant mountain dwarf and a recessive bugbear, you would take the dominant traits from both the dwarf race and the mountain dwarf subrace, as well as the recessive traits of the bugbear. If a race has a subrace, choose the subrace of your parent and take the appropriate dominant or recessive traits. For your recessive, choose the recessive traits. For your dominant race, choose the dominant traits. Each listed race has dominant and recessive traits. The dominant race has a greater influence over your features, while the recessive has less of an effect. RecessiveĬhoose one race to be dominant and one to be recessive. Once you choose the two, follow the following steps: Dominant vs. Talk to your DM about using excluded races). When you create your hybrid character, choose two races from the below list (setting-exclusive races such as loxodons and changelings have been excluded, as well as half-orcs and half-elves. Make sure to check with your DM about what hybrids are allowed. While most races can reproduce with each other normally, some races, such as aarakocra or lizardfolk, might have special reproductive means that are incompatible with other races. This guide is intended to assist you in creating a character born from two races, similar to the concept of half-orcs and half-elves.
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