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Races of the Realms: Humans - The Dungeoncast Ep.97
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2018
- Will and Brian are breaking down a subject that may seem ordinary at first thought, but is far more expansive than one might realize. Learn all about the extreme versatility and creative freedom allowed to the player of the 5E Human this week on The Dungeoncast!
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I sometimes have to make myself NOT play a human when I do get to play. I almost always play human just because of how mutable they are and aggressive they have to be to get stuff done. In my games there is usually a palpable disdain between humans and elves because humans see elves as aloof and lazy. "What do you mean do nothing about the bugbears? I dont care if they will eventually take themselves out; I may be old and retired by then, elf!"
Every race has some sort of almost magical talent. Elves are natural wizards, dwarves are connected to the mountains
Humans can, and will, breed with anything. Especially if they're bards
Don’t forget they breed like rabbits which is why they are the most common race
In my headcannon, the special skill of humans is actually be able to breed with any other sentient creature
Best D&D podcast and UA-cam channel. Great banter between the two. Very well produced
Why thank you!
In the homebrew world that I'm working on, the reason there is no human god is because they're from the Far Realm originally. Their ancient ancestors were a race of aberrations with the ability to adapt to their environment that came to the Prime Material when the ancient high elves opened the Vast Gate. Their adaptability allowed them to thrive and over countless generations became humanoid and lost their aberrant traits, but their ability to breed with elves and orcs and also be born as genasi, aasimar or tieflings is a vestige of their ancestors' adaptability. This is something only a handful of people know for a fact, but the elves have suspicions because humans weren't around prior to the Vast Gate Incident, and that explains the elves' distaste for humanity
I'm gonna steal this just letting you know.
Ok but I kinda want to steal this but add in humanity's god is literally the most eldest eldrichly abomination that if anything happens to it's poor children it will kill everyone then it's self.
If I remember correctly in forgotten realms humans are technically an elder race. They evolve naturally as a part of the world during the Days of Thunder.
I like to imagine humans are both the gods greatest mistake and achievement because humans re humans
*singing* “just a spoonful of human makes a character, versa-tile!!”
I’m the lone human in our campaign, it’s pretty fun.
Going through all these will take a while but worth it.
You guys are creeping towards 10k. Been here a few months and have enjoyed every episode from the first. Triton also doesn't get any +2's but there are some sub races as well I think.
I'm I the only one who thought nothing was going to come up when you looked up "d&d humans"
Another thing to consider no matter how prolific humans are in your setting is how other races view their abilities. Are they pitied as being less strong/intelligent/magically skilled than other races, or has their adaptability earned them respect or even fear from more specialized races?
What do you mean us humans? Why do you assume everyone watching this is Human?
I don't think Mark Zuckerberg is watching this podcast.
shut up Furry!
Great episode! Flow and content is top-notch.
In my old group we had a strange mix of characters that frequently challenged perceived images about how the races are supposed to be. We had a tiefling monk that was a total sweetheart, kind and compassionate. She would risk her life to rescue bottom feeders to show them a better life. My character was a gay elf ranger who developed depression after suffering at the hands of his faerie boyfriend. He loved his friends who broke him out of the rut, and he died saving them from a thunderbird/roc. We had a shy and anxious dragonborn barbarian who greatly enjoyed mud wrestling. We had a gnome rogue scout who vomits on dopplegangers. We had a pacifist half eladrin druid who had an affinity for healing and water magic. In battle he would stop his allies from being murder hobos and gained extra exp helping enemy redshirts run away from the barbarian. And last of all we had a human bard who was an exclusive carnivore. His instrument was a cow bell.
My laugh kept getting louder the more I kept reading 😂
I wanna play dnd with a group like yours too
I now have a deep fear of you and your group now
A+ for The Killers reference.
Humans are descended from giants in my world due to ancient goblin generic engineering before the great Mushroom war
like adventure time nuclear warfare Great Mushroom War or like giant fungus
I've been putting together a homebrew and was stuck with what to do with humans. Then I had the idea of them being prototype mortals taking inspiration from Norse myth where each God added a part to them. ( Thor spat in the bowl )
Edit: also why everything is called "humanoid"
Thus no one getting default ownership and explaining the interbreeding
I can't wait to throw a happy and hateful hexblade hunter at my players!
No. Terry Brooks work state, Elves always existed. Dwarves, trolls and Gnomes are mutant humans. I think Demons are different ,but I forgot.
Humans seem to be defined in the negative. They are defined by being not an Elf, Dwarf etc.
thats because were defining elves dwarves etc by how theyre different from us, the players, which just happen to be human
Oh shit. Have we not had this yet?
Wonderful! First? 😄
EDIT: Just finished the video, and it made me feel very humble. Almost human.
Are you serious!!!
Edit: In my Homebrew world humans have a lore so one of the ancient deity atsel the first goddess created the material plain, Fay, and Shadow fell and created humans and we're the first race wile the other ancient deites created the upper plains and the other gods but she turned out to not only be the last ancient god left but also corrupted to protect her humans...
That is the human lore.
Anyone able to help?
Trying to make a comprehensive list of races in D&D that have been successful in making offspring with humans.
Off the top of my head:
Humans + Elf = Half-Elf
Humans + Dwarf= Mul
Humans + Celestial= Aasimar
Humans + Devil= Cambion
Humans + Fiendish blooded Humanoid= Tiefling
Humans + Genie= Genasi
Humans + Orc= Half-Orc
Humans + Dragon= Half Dragon
Them all lol sorry uh;
Half-elf
Half orc
Muul (half dwarf)
I'm sure there are more but I can't be certain.
Thanks Will, Brian and Scattered Planes.
Sorry to bother with a follow up question, but...
Are any of those hybrids able to crossbreed with one another?
I promise I'm asking for a genuine gaming purpose.
Let's see. I don't think Muls can breed at all. Depending on your setting Tieflings either breed true or the fiendish blood randomly expresses itself throughout the bloodline. As for the others interbreeding with each other I don't think there is any definitive answer to your question. So it's up to you.
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Much appreciated!
Humans are absolutely the best race #humanityfirst
'Manity, fuck yeah!
I love it
Are humans the dnd version of evee?
Oh the Humans of Faerun do indeed have a Deity, who claims us. Question is, do you really wanna be claimed by that guy. Brace yourselves for Zarus, God of Racism and complete Xenophobia faerunian.fandom.com/wiki/Zarus
Humans are the worst. They nitpick about the rules, some aren't very good at roleplaying and are always on their phones. I'd much rather play DnD with Dragonborn, Gnomes and Elves.