So i'm looking to try something new, as I recently died to a pit fall trap. The campaign we are playing is a very good, help people kind of campaign, so I want to be a Chaotic Evil Demon. In my quest to become a demon, I looked at the races and my immediate choice was Teifling. I liked the demon soul idea, but then I thought that the basic appearance of a Teifling was boring. I liked the appearance of a dragon born much better as they have scales, are red, and can breath fire. I didn't know what to settle with because I really wanted to be a demon but I hated the Teifling (No offence.) Any help would be appreciated on how I can combine the two or if there is something else I can do. Any solutions that don't require home brew are preferred, as my DM doesn't like it, but maybe I can convince him if their is a really good race.
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"D&D is just finding the most creative ways to annoy the DM."-Me
"Rolling a critical is the scalpel to shaping reality. Wish is the chainsaw."-Also Me
You can always ask them if they are willing to let you take the stats of a Tiefling and just your 'devilish characteristics' are that you have scales and a generally reptilian appearance. You could even have moments when people think you are a dragonborn and you react to it (maybe you hate being mistaken, or are more accepted if they make that mistake).
The idea that your ancestor was an Black Abishai or something similar would easily explain your appearance. There are other color abishai but they are all chromatic as they have ties to Tiamat.
"Where words fail, swords prevail. Where blood is spilled, my cup is filled" -Cartaphilus
"I have found the answer to the meaning of life. You ask me what the answer is? You already know what the answer to life is. You fear it more than the strike of a viper, the ravages of disease, the ire of a lover. The answer is always death. But death is a gentle mistress with a sweet embrace, and you owe her a debt of restitution. Life is not a gift, it is a loan."
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So i'm looking to try something new, as I recently died to a pit fall trap. The campaign we are playing is a very good, help people kind of campaign, so I want to be a Chaotic Evil Demon. In my quest to become a demon, I looked at the races and my immediate choice was Teifling. I liked the demon soul idea, but then I thought that the basic appearance of a Teifling was boring. I liked the appearance of a dragon born much better as they have scales, are red, and can breath fire. I didn't know what to settle with because I really wanted to be a demon but I hated the Teifling (No offence.) Any help would be appreciated on how I can combine the two or if there is something else I can do. Any solutions that don't require home brew are preferred, as my DM doesn't like it, but maybe I can convince him if their is a really good race.
"D&D is just finding the most creative ways to annoy the DM."-Me
"Rolling a critical is the scalpel to shaping reality. Wish is the chainsaw."-Also Me
P.S. I would like to be a Paladin if that is possible.
"D&D is just finding the most creative ways to annoy the DM."-Me
"Rolling a critical is the scalpel to shaping reality. Wish is the chainsaw."-Also Me
You can always ask them if they are willing to let you take the stats of a Tiefling and just your 'devilish characteristics' are that you have scales and a generally reptilian appearance. You could even have moments when people think you are a dragonborn and you react to it (maybe you hate being mistaken, or are more accepted if they make that mistake).
The idea that your ancestor was an Black Abishai or something similar would easily explain your appearance. There are other color abishai but they are all chromatic as they have ties to Tiamat.
"Where words fail, swords prevail. Where blood is spilled, my cup is filled" -Cartaphilus
"I have found the answer to the meaning of life. You ask me what the answer is? You already know what the answer to life is. You fear it more than the strike of a viper, the ravages of disease, the ire of a lover. The answer is always death. But death is a gentle mistress with a sweet embrace, and you owe her a debt of restitution. Life is not a gift, it is a loan."