The Lore of Aasimar (No AI) | D&D Legends and Lore

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  @isty4491 · 5 months ago (edited)

  Do NOT play a drinking game with this video, where you drink each time he says <i>&quot;Deva Asinar&quot;,</i> you liver and kidneys will shrivel and die!<br>I used the &quot;Find&quot; function on the Transcript, but due to AI spelling, cant be exact, but i think it waaay north of 500 times<br><br>Loved this, as I love all of them, thank you

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• SI

  @Siryphas · 7 months ago

  I like how they acknowledge that the Deva-Aasimar are much more rare than typical Aasimar, but then spend two-thirds of the video on them 😅

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  @voryndagothDL · 1 year ago

  Somehow one of the most underrated races out there

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  @jacobdavis6916 · 1 year ago

  Great video. Turns out, I accidentally made a lore accurate Aasimar as my first character. Only wish standard Aasimar had more lore to talk about as I feel that most of the video focused on the Deva Aasimar.

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• BL

  @Blakobness · 1 year ago

  Diva Asimar behave a lot like Silver Dragons do, spending a lot of their times living like humans do and acting as a protector.

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  @ElliotGeltz · 1 year ago

  Yooooo, let&apos;s go!<br><br>I love Aasimar. Just tons of inherent flavor baked right in.

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  @laurenworkout5748 · 1 year ago

  This was cool. I didn&apos;t know any of this information. Love the lorecast. Never stop!

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  @rpghorrorstories · 1 year ago

  The Deva Aasimar sounds a lot like the Avatar.<br><br>Honestly, thanks for making a lore video that includes a 4E source that isn&apos;t dripping with contempt and misinformation, though I do feel it does lean too much on the 4E version (and by extension, the Dawn War Campaign Setting) than a more holistic view of Aasimar as a whole across settings.<br><br>And to answer your question on whether a Rakshasa-corrupted Deva Aasimar can be redeemed, check out Dragon Magazine 393. The answer is yes, but it isn&apos;t easy, and those that do can call upon their past lives as a Rakshasa to terrify their enemies.

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  @grey_wind · 6 months ago

  Aasimar and Fey&apos;ri are a couple of my favorites. Unfortunately no one talks about the Fey&apos;ri much anymore. At least the definition of Tiefling in the 2024 handbook got a little more broad/vague enough to where you could consider them a subspecies or variant of that. Maybe.

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  @AMRosa10 · 1 year ago

  So, the Deva Aasimar are basically the 4e version of Tolkien&apos;s Istari, right down to Gandalf&apos;s &apos;strayed out of thought and time&apos; and memory gaps upon reembodiment.

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  @fornax4676 · 9 months ago

  Very cool. Aasimar deserve to be just as well known as tieflings. There’s lots of lore on the deva aasimar but I wish there was more on the regular aasimar.

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  @Its_whats_his_face · 11 months ago

  Recently found this channel, all of it has been verry impressive. That said, I could not finish this one, I think it was round the 100th tine I herd &quot;Diva Aasimar&quot; that it became too much.<br><br>Other than that one personal pet peeve it&apos;s been great lore.

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