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Yuan-Ti

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Most would consider an Un-Holy crossbreed between serpent and mortal. Scholars have been rather hesitant to confirm the exact origins of the Yuan-Ti people weather it was some dark magic ritual or simple adventurous procreation, Knowing man's rather one track mindset throughout the generations, the latter hypothesis is most likely.

(Note: In normal D&D lore the playable Yuan-Ti are known as ‘purebloods’ yet they are humanoid. In Felwind, ‘Pureblood’ Yuan-Ti references full Serpents or Serpent peope such as Naga. And the Normal D&D yuan-Ti are known as Half-Blood)


Title Detail
Species Class: humanoid, fey, fiend, dragon etc
Population: Common, Rare, Exotic, Mythical etc
Homeland/Origin: Realm, Nation Etc
Average Hight: Cm , Feet
Lifespan: Years
Physical Traits: Tails, Wings, Fur, Pointy ears, Scales etc
Source: Content Book & Page Number

Homeland of Promise

Much like many other monstrous species, Yuan-Ti were not treated or considered citizens until very recently.

More Magical than Lizardfolk

Dominant Females

The Yuan-Ti Spectrum

The Yuan-Ti people come in a wide soectrum of appearances. From simple humanoids with snake eyes and patchy scaled skin to full honest giant intelligent serpents, and everything in-between.

Where do Sthenos Fit?
a common curse from the Devil who created Yuan-Ti transforms those afflicted into a Medusa like creature. these people are known as Sthenos.

Source:
Mordenkainen's Monsters of the Multiverse, Pg 36
(Supplement)

Half-Blood Yuan-Ti resemble regular humans aside from a few key features. They normally have snake like eyes, Fangs and tongue as well as scales. as the name suggests, Half-Blood Yuan-Ti are born from a cross breed between mortal and Yuant-Ti. They easily blend into a humanoid society only having a few key features that can be easily explained away in the wide culture world of Felwind.

Source:
Battlezoo Ancestries: Lamia
(3rd Party)

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Source:
Battlezoo Ancestries: Classic Creatures, Pg 228
(3rd Party)

Alternative:
Arcadia: Volume 12, Pg 7
(MCDM)

These creatures are never naturally born. Sethos or more commonly recognised as Medusa are mortals who have suffered a serpent's curse weather via dark ritual, special Yuan-Ti poisons or other ill events the resulting creature is normally a a humanoid with a snake body replacing its legs and serpents sprouting from the head in place of hair.
Reversing the curse is a tall task and many Sethos may go mad before they are able to return to normal, or fall into a more savage and hostile frame of mind during isolation.

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