It can also be fun to work with your DM to determine what threat the gods placed you here to face. What is your relationship with your guide?.What visions did you see to set you on your path of adventure?.This creates a variety of roleplaying hooks for you as you build your background. The dreams and visions they encounter as they age help to mold them into the champions that the gods intend them to be, and each one is given a specific celestial agent to guide them. They are born to serve a greater purpose. Where tieflings may have some distant connection to the demon that spawned them, aasimar are actively placed into the world by the gods. They are expected to “strike at evil, lead by example, and further the cause of justice.” This is where they are most distinct from tieflings. The race guide for aasimar specifies that they are “placed” in the world. They are born to serve as champions of the gods and their births are marked as a blessing. Comment with your favorite race and it might just be featured! Born to DivinityĪasimar are descendants from humans that have had some connection with the lawful good deities of Mount Celestia. Roleplaying aasimar can encourage a push for balance between your mortal and immortal halves.įor more guides to roleplay your favorite race, check them out here: elf, half-elf, half-orc, lizardfolk, human, dwarves, halflings, dragonborn, goblin, gnome, tiefling. While tieflings might seek redemption, aasimar may very well buck against the demands placed on them or fully embrace them and become living weapons for the divine. This tension between free and divine will can form the center of your character’s struggle as you roleplay aasimar. Aasimar are not only marked by their divine heritage, but they are directed by angels to achieve some part of a divine plan. While tieflings are branded by the actions of their ancestors, their lives are largely their own to live. Aasimar are in many ways opposites to tiefling, but they share an important theme of being outsiders.
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