The only exception would be a Totem of the Bear Barb + Radiant Consumption so you can take half damage while everyone else takes full damage. Which Classes Work With Aasimar?īarbarian: Nothing for a Barb here. Not a great array but can be useful for Bards, Warlock, Sorcerers or Paladins that want a small bump to WIS based skills (i.e Perception).Ĭelestial Legacy: Lesser Restoration is useful, but not critical. Variant AasimarĪbility Score Increase: One of three classes that have WIS + CHA racial bonuses. Same radiant damage once per turn to a spell or attack is nice.
It will certainly have applications, they are just less likely to come up than free flight or a Frighten Aoe. Radiant Consumption: Constant AoE damage that damages yourself is interesting.
Scourge AasimarĪbility Score Increase: One of three classes that have CHA + CON racial bonuses.
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Radiant Soul: Free flight for a minute plus extra radiant damage on an attack or spell on each of your turns is amazing. Protector AasimarĪbility Score Increase: WIS + CHA isn’t a great racial bonus distribution Necrotic Shroud: A 10′ AoE Frighten spell + extra damage on your turn in an extremely strong racial trait. Aasimar Subclasses Fallen AasimarĪbility Score Increase: One of two classes that have STR + CHA racial bonuses. Light Bearer: Free, useful Light Cantrip. Healing Hands: Not quite as good as a Paladin’s Lay on Hands, but a free healing racial feat is amazing. Aasimar TraitsĪbility Score Increase: CHA +2 is fairly common.Īge: Mature the same rate has humans but live to 160.Ĭelestial Resistance: Free resistance to Necrotic and Radiant damage will come in handy. They are essentially servants of divine beings that have a angel on speed dial. What are Aasimar?Īasimar are humans touched by the divine power of celestials. To read more about this, visit our D&D Race Guide. Tasha's Cauldron of Everything has added the "Customizing Your Origin" option that may affect the ability score increases, languages, and proficiencies in this guide.
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