Clarification on Adopted social trait and Aasimar variant Idyllkin race trait Enlightened Warrior


Rules Questions


First, I searched 'Adopted' and got several threads confirming my initial understanding of the trait. I then searched Enlightened Warrior, and while I think I understand what was said, I need some further clarification. I would like to quote a Pathfinder approved text/site/whatever to show I've done my due diligence on the matter.

Adopted:
You were adopted and raised by someone not of your race, and raised in a society not your own.

Benefit: As a result, you picked up a race trait from your adoptive parents and society, and may immediately select a race trait from your adoptive parents' race.

Okay Adopted works for Race traits, not Racial. Got it, no problem.

Enlightened Warrior:

The following are race traits for idyllkin.

Enlightened Warrior: You have always found it easy to
maintain inner peace and enlightenment that translate
well to the battlefield. You may take levels in monk even
while maintaining a neutral or neutral good alignment.

Therefore you need to be an idyllkin to take this race trait.

I cannot find anywhere in the Pathfinder Player's Companion: Blood of Angels that this is a heritage feat.

Therefore, are you allowed by RAW and RAI to use Adopted to choose the Enlightened Warrior trait?

TL;DR Can you use Adopted to pick the race trait Enlightened Warrior?


I would say that's pretty much exactly what Adapted is for.

Sczarni

It's easier to determine if you have the book. It's clearly labeled as a Race Trait.

It qualifies just fine for Adopted.

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