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A tail is easily concealed with a wide coat or so I guess, so there shouldn't be a big problem with that, don't need to cut it off.
Horns... hmm, the stumps would still be visible so he'd still have to hide the face most of the time anyway.
Maybe it's easier to get a Hat of Disguise. Can't turn into a human, since tieflings are Outsiders not humanoids... but you can disguise yourself as an Aasimar. :)
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Maybe it's easier to get a Hat of Disguise. Can't turn into a human, since tieflings are Outsiders not humanoids... but you can disguise yourself as an Aasimar. :)
You see, I have difficulty with that since in Council of Thieves...
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Cutting off a tail could really mess with one's balance. I think there was one "what if" X-Men comic where Nightcrawler and other mutants had been turned completely "normal". It took him a long time just to learn how to walk again.
Horns? They may keep growing back and you'll probably have to do some Hellboy-ish upkeep on them, but keeping them filed down may make them easier to hide.
It presents an interesting, and painful, internal dilemma for tieflings: Do they self-mutilate in an attempt to gain acceptance or do they keep trying to get others(and possibly themselves) to accept them as they are?
Mikaze
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Steelfiredragon wrote:Should a tiefling that has horns and a tailm decide to cut them off or grind them down , would they gain more acceptance for looking more human???? and would they grow back??Filing off your horns doesn't help with the alien appearance part of it. Ask Hellboy.
Depends on what the rest of the tiefling looks like. Sometimes it's subtle, sometimes it's extreme.
LazarX
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LazarX wrote:Depends on what the rest of the tiefling looks like. Sometimes it's subtle, sometimes it's extreme.Steelfiredragon wrote:Should a tiefling that has horns and a tailm decide to cut them off or grind them down , would they gain more acceptance for looking more human???? and would they grow back??Filing off your horns doesn't help with the alien appearance part of it. Ask Hellboy.
Subtlety with Tiefling appearance went out with 4.0 and Pathfinder seems to have gone with that approach if you look at the drawings. From what I've seen of player tiefling and dark-kin characters (a watered down version of Tiefling from Arcanis) subtle was never that popular anyway.
Mikaze
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Mikaze wrote:Subtlety with Tiefling appearance went out with 4.0 and Pathfinder seems to have gone with that approach if you look at the drawings. From what I've seen of player tiefling and dark-kin characters (a watered down version of Tiefling from Arcanis) subtle was never that popular anyway.LazarX wrote:Depends on what the rest of the tiefling looks like. Sometimes it's subtle, sometimes it's extreme.Steelfiredragon wrote:Should a tiefling that has horns and a tailm decide to cut them off or grind them down , would they gain more acceptance for looking more human???? and would they grow back??Filing off your horns doesn't help with the alien appearance part of it. Ask Hellboy.
Subtlety is still supported. The random traits chart from Council of Thieves/Blood of Fiends has numerous options available, and then there's Pathfinder's most visible tiefling, Radovan, whose big physical giveaway is a set of teeth that "looks like broken glass".