Aihrde Missing Race?

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Alden
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Aihrde Missing Race?

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I'm posting this here because it falls under C&C, my niece recently received a copy of the Players Guide to Aihrde. She was really excited about a race called the half-faerie listed among the other races in the age and height/weight charts in the beginning of the book on page seven. However neither she nor I could find any information on the race anywhere else in the book. I suggested she take the initiative and try making a version of it herself and she currently trying to create a half-faerie race. I'm just wondering if this was an oversight, and maybe something was added to or subtracted from the book, that maybe shouldn't have been?

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My guess is the language used is Trollspeak and it should merely have said "half-elf."

The authors sometimes get cutesy.

However, a half-fey would be, potentially, interesting. I know I've used a folklore-inspired version of gnome in my personal setting so something more along the darker pathways would be fun... vulnerability/refusal to use iron, mirror/reflection magic, nature affinity, shield surfing archery.... you know, the usual.

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Hackmaster 4e has a supplement called "The Adventurers Guide to Pixie Fairies" that has lots of fey variants one could easily port over to C&C. But used copies are running around $50 on Ebay. Even better, there are fey races in "The Crusaders Companion." Is that still available online somewhere?
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serleran wrote:
Wed Jan 25, 2023 3:52 pm
My guess is the language used is Trollspeak and it should merely have said "half-elf."
I'd agree with you except half-elf is listed right above it, on all three charts on page 7.

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Persimmon wrote:
Wed Jan 25, 2023 6:42 pm
Hackmaster 4e has a supplement called "The Adventurers Guide to Pixie Fairies" that has lots of fey variants one could easily port over to C&C. But used copies are running around $50 on Ebay. Even better, there are fey races in "The Crusaders Companion." Is that still available online somewhere?
I actually already own that book, but it's been more than a decade since I've even looked at it so I didn't even remember that. I'll bookmark the page and give it to my niece later. Thanks for the info.

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I have a home brew Sprite race I made for one of my campaigns as well, though it is more in line with anime/manga trope. PM if interested.
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Hero's Journey has a Half Fay race. It might fit, and it is fairly easy to convert anything from Hero's Journey into C&C.

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