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Agathion-Blooded (Idyllkin) possess bestial aspects. Is there any limit to this as long as there is no mechanical benefit? I purchased a pretty rad rabbit samurai miniature at a local convention and thought it would make a cool PC (Very Usagi Yojimbo).
From http://paizo.com/PRD/additionalMonsters/agathion.html
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The description of Idyllkin seems pretty clear to me, they possess bestial qualities, and then it gives some example of bestial qualities. Idyllkin do not have heads of animals, they have qualities of bestial creatures the Idyllkin pictured in Blood of Angels seems to have cat's eyes, and there is another picture in the book of what I can only assume is an Idyllkin with antlers.
Idyllkin Aasimars are not Beastbrood Tieflings, they do not have animal heads. You could have an Idyllkin with rabbit ears and maybe a rabbit nose, but not a full on rabbit head.
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Idyllkin Aasimars are not Beastbrood Tieflings, they do not have animal heads. You could have an Idyllkin with rabbit ears and maybe a rabbit nose, but not a full on rabbit head.So, Idyllkin are cosplay characters and not furries. Got it.
The way I understand it yes, though the Beastbrood Tiefling is definitely a furry.
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Beastbrood TieflingsAh! I didn't know Rakshasa were any animals but cats! Now I know (and ...knowing is half the battle). Excellent, thanks!
Excerpt from Bestiary 3
While there are many different types of rakshasas, from the lowly raktavarna to the powerful maharaja, the most commonly encountered members of this race (the rakshasas presented in the Pathfinder RPG Bestiary) are not known by any other name—they are more powerful than some members of their kind and less powerful than others, and represent the ideal midpoint between servitor and master. These rakshasas can be recognized by their animal heads (those of great cats, snakes, crocodiles, apes, and birds of prey being the most common) and backward-facing hands. Feral traits and strangely reversed joints are a hallmark of all types of rakshasas, in fact, features that most rakshasas can hide through their supernatural ability to change shapes or by means of powerful illusions.
The OP is not asking to reskin to another race, which is what is forbidden in PFS.
The question is whether the PC can be made to resemble the miniature.
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Yeah, I don't see any reason that his PC couldn't resemble the mini. There's no limit, theoretically, to the "bestial features", as long as others can still make a Knowledge(planes) check to determine that he's an Aasimar, and he doesn't try to say to the GM "This is a bunny-person that has the stats of an Aasimar, but he's actually not one" then it should be fine.
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Aasimar reskinning is definitely an evil act, assuming it's something akin to this.
It should be noted as such on the PCs chronicle and force an atonement if the alignment shift makes them evil.
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I'd personally see it as a non-mechanical reskinning of a race, which the last time the subject was answered that I know of, it was a no.
Allow me to rephrase. These Aasimar have bestial features. Is there any limit to the amount of bestial features one could have? For example, could an Idyllkin possess fur, manes, and talons?
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Hey OP, just do it.
If you have a rad miniature, use it. I'd rather have someone use a cool mini that isn't exactly in line with their character than a lot of other alternatives.
If anything, you don't have to completely parrot everything on your miniature in terms of the description of your character. My wife and I usually put a lot of time into our character miniatures with custom conversions and nice paint jobs. That being said, even with all that work, our miniatures are rarely 100% accurate to the vision we have for our characters.
People use dice as their minis.
People use plastic markers and coins.
I play with some peeps who use lego guys/gals as their minis. That doesn't mean their characters have square bodies, can't twist at the waist and have gigantic yellow cylinder heads.
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I play with some peeps who use lego guys/gals as their minis. That doesn't mean their characters have square bodies, can't twist at the waist and have gigantic yellow cylinder heads.
My characters always have gigantic yellow cylinder heads! (I chose the 'Simpson' racial variant... "DOH!")
