Can a aasimar with the scion of humanity alternate racial trait take the racial heritage feat?
Can a human with the racial heritage feat take levels in an prestige class that requires you to be of a specific race?
Can a aasimar with the scion of humanity alternate racial trait take the racial heritage feat and then take levels in an prestige class that requires you to be of a specific race?
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Can a aasimar with the scion of humanity alternate racial trait take the racial heritage feat?
Can a human with the racial heritage feat take levels in an prestige class that requires you to be of a specific race?
Can a aasimar with the scion of humanity alternate racial trait take the racial heritage feat and then take levels in an prestige class that requires you to be of a specific race?
1. He counts as human, so the answer should be yes.
2. Yes. FAQ
3. If answer 1 is affirmative, then answer 2 makes this a positive.
Yes, yes, and yes.
Um, one quick thing Fomsie, the Faq link you posted just says a Human with the Racial Heritage feat can take levels in a ARCHETYPE that requires you to be a specific race. The words PRESTIGE CLASS aren't used. Is there a way to get an official answer from Paizo on this? Do I e-mail these questions to them or post them somewhere else?
Aasimar Stonelord Paladins. Interesting.
Scion of Humanity and Racial Heritage aren't allowed?
Not every example needs to be spelled out in black and white and signed by a wrinkled man with a long grey beard. The handful of Designers at Paizo have busy enough schedules already.
With all due respect, I see no issue with asking for official rules clarification to a product from a company whose product I'm having issues with. If you can't spare the time (or money) to hire people to answer your customers questions concerning your product then you have a poor business model.
I would be quite a feat to write down every single thing the Racial Heritage feat allowed you to qualify for.
Did I ask for every single thing the Racial Heritage feat allowed you to qualify for? I merely asked for official clarification on Prestige classes as concerned to the feat. I'm not concerned with anything else. Please don't make it seem I'm asking for more than I am because I'm not.
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Not every example needs to be spelled out in black and white and signed by a wrinkled man with a long grey beard. The handful of Designers at Paizo have busy enough schedules already.With all due respect, I see no issue with asking for official rules clarification to a product from a company whose product I'm having issues with. If you can't spare the time (or money) to hire people to answer your customers questions concerning your product then you have a poor business model.
Paizo dumps all of their money into making a game fans can enjoy, and they somehow have a bad business model for for telling players to maybe use their brain to fill in the gaps in this game of imagination and wonder instead of wasting money hiring dedicated rules support--rules support with sufficient knowledge, understanding, and system mastery of every minute detail of the Pathfinder rules as to speak with the full authority now enjoyed only by the design team itself--to answer every stupid question players can come up with. Gimme a break.
I would be quite a feat to write down every single thing the Racial Heritage feat allowed you to qualify for.Did I ask for every single thing the Racial Heritage feat allowed you to qualify for? I merely asked for official clarification on Prestige classes as concerned to the feat. I'm not concerned with anything else. Please don't make it seem I'm asking for more than I am because I'm not.
And the next person would ask if it applied to X, and then Y, and then Z, when it's pretty plain how the concept works.
Every question the design team answers is time deducted from working on the next awesome module or adventure path or player companion. I'm perfectly fine leaving them to decide which questions are worth answering and which ones are most efficiently left to the GM to figure out.
I feel like the wording of Racial Heritage could be better laid out. Would a Tengu count as humanoid, explicitly?
Human/Aasimar Shigenjo running around like nobody's business.
I feel like the wording of Racial Heritage could be better laid out. Would a Tengu count as humanoid, explicitly?
Absolutely, 100% yes. The race description calls it humanoid several times, most particularly in the Type section. Is there a rational argument that it wouldn't?