Something in the race description says that you gain the two profs and retain any special movements, does this mean if your an arracocka you keep flight?
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"Anyone can smith at the cosmic anvil, yet only I can forge a weapon as good as thee."
Ancestral Legacy. If you replace a race with this lineage, you can keep the following elements of that race: any skill proficiencies you gained from it and any climbing, flying, or swimming speed you gained from it.
If you don’t keep any of those elements or you choose this lineage at character creation, you gain proficiency in two skills of your choice.
so if you start out the character as a particular race and then become a Dhampir, you keep any skill proficiencies and special move speeds from that race. If you start as a Dhampir at character creation you gain two skill proficiencies. They don’t combine. Plus you get the standard +2/+1 or three +1’s to ability scores and you get Common and one other language
Something in the race description says that you gain the two profs and retain any special movements, does this mean if your an arracocka you keep flight?
"Anyone can smith at the cosmic anvil, yet only I can forge a weapon as good as thee."
My Homebrew Please click it, they have my family.
Side note, I am getting conflicted view points, so if the character doesn't gain the two profs, they keep their old abiliites?
"Anyone can smith at the cosmic anvil, yet only I can forge a weapon as good as thee."
My Homebrew Please click it, they have my family.
This is what the entries for the lineages says.
so if you start out the character as a particular race and then become a Dhampir, you keep any skill proficiencies and special move speeds from that race. If you start as a Dhampir at character creation you gain two skill proficiencies. They don’t combine. Plus you get the standard +2/+1 or three +1’s to ability scores and you get Common and one other language
I would say to ask DM about flight, it is often banned or targeted unless you start at high level. But no rule says you can't.