FA+
Shop
600
Views
Views
17
Favorites
Favorites
Category
Artwork (Digital) / Muscle
Species Hawk
Size 1280 x 960
File Size 168.7 kB
Report this content
More from Flounder
Listed in Folders
Of course Drew would prefer to avoid fighting, but some days people just won't listen to reason.
Hawksona as my current D&D character - a glaive fighter. Alas, aarakocra aren't Adventurer's League legal, or he'd be my actual character!
Drawn by
Marsel-Defender
Hawksona as my current D&D character - a glaive fighter. Alas, aarakocra aren't Adventurer's League legal, or he'd be my actual character!
Drawn by
Marsel-Defender
Category Artwork (Digital) / Muscle
Species Hawk
Size 1280 x 960px
File Size 168.7 kB
Listed in Folders
They're in the Elemental Evil Player's Companion. Adventurer's League, however, is organized play and nothing that gives you a flying option at first level is legal, so no aarakocra (and one of the tiefling variants also gets swept up in that). You *can* play an aarakocra in AL play if you run all 19 AL modules AND the entire Storm King's Thunder hardcover. I'm working on it. =P
birds are so cute when angry!
i hope that they add the aarakocra back as a "basic" playable race, their flight might be too useful at first glance but a good dm can always come up with a solution, not to mention that their natural flight gets "less OP" on late game. is there any playable bird on dnd?
i hope that they add the aarakocra back as a "basic" playable race, their flight might be too useful at first glance but a good dm can always come up with a solution, not to mention that their natural flight gets "less OP" on late game. is there any playable bird on dnd?
Aarakocra are indeed a playable race so long as you're not in Adventurer's League organized play - if you're just playing with friends or in homebrew stuff or anything that's not AL, you're good to go! AL, however, involves a lot of consistency between modules and it's hard for a DM to deal with a low-level flying creature without prior planning, as you point out.
There's actually two bird races in D&D 5E - aarakocra and kenku. Kenku are playable in AL; they don't have flight, which is a big part of their race's background.
There's actually two bird races in D&D 5E - aarakocra and kenku. Kenku are playable in AL; they don't have flight, which is a big part of their race's background.
Comments