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| Lord Nasher Alagondar |
Posted - 04 Feb 2004 : 03:02:01
There are plenty of books about elves ad humans, but I have yet to see a plane-touched creature enter a book. Not pure fiends, or celestials, but half-blooded creatures (No, not the Children of Bhaal, either). I just wanted the opinions of Candlekeep's scribes on this matter. |
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| Bookwyrm |
Posted - 04 Feb 2004 : 16:58:38
Well, he was just looking for a non-fullblood character of a planar race, and his father was a demon, if I recall. |
| lowtech |
Posted - 04 Feb 2004 : 16:40:58
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Originally posted by Bookwyrm
What about the main character in Monte Cook's The Glass Prison?
I think that was a Cambion, not a Tiefling. I've always liked the Cambions and Alu-fiends. In general, I've always liked the "redeemed" Fiends and "fallen" Celestials as characters, and the half-breeds are the most likely to become one of those. |
| SiriusBlack |
Posted - 04 Feb 2004 : 15:23:01
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Originally posted by CurseLord
Also, I do believe the Forsaken House will have Fey'ri in it.
Yep, House Dlardrageth will be the villians apparently in the series. About time, they have been waiting in the green room for quite awhile. |
| Bookwyrm |
Posted - 04 Feb 2004 : 06:07:24
What about the main character in Monte Cook's The Glass Prison? |
| CurseLord |
Posted - 04 Feb 2004 : 04:51:27
I have read just about all the recent novels and I have yet to read a book about aasimars or Tieflings in novels yet, but I do remember reading the Black Bouqet and one of the important characters in that is a Tannuruk and the Windwalker, if I remember correctly, had a water genasi yet. Also, I do believe the Forsaken House will have Fey'ri in it. So, I assume that while a good number of the plane-touched have made an apperence, that tieflings and aasimars will appear in a novel soon. |
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