Editing Aasimar (section)

===Exploring Eberron===
''Exploring Eberron,'' a book that is technically homebrew but most fans consider to be basically canon due to being written by the same guy who made Eberron itself, includes a few new Aasimar subraces whose celestial nature is derived from various Eberron-specific sources. 

* The Court Aasimar are elves who have been chosen by one of the ascendant councilors of [[the Undying Court]]. They get a +1 to Dex and the Trance and Fey Ancestry traits of normal elves as well as a once-per-long-rest one-minute transformation that lets them hear the advice of their ancestors, granting advantage on all Wisdom checks and saving throws. They generally look like normal elves, if a bit healthier than average, but some have a desiccated appearance similar to a mummified corpse.

* Seeker Aasimar are Aasimar of the [[Blood of Vol]], and draw their divinity from within. They get +1 to Con and a once-per-long-rest 1-minute transformation that lets them deal necrotic damage to one nearby creature of their choice every turn, and they can end the transformation early to keep an ally from falling below 1hp. Some have a pale, almost vampiric complexion, while others appear exceptionally vibrant and healthy. 

* Fernian Aasimar are Aasimar whose angelic guide embodies all the positive aspects [[Fernia]]. Not actually a subrace, rather a variant Scourge Aasimar that replaces their Necrotic and Radiant resistances with Fire resistance, makes the Scourge Aasimar transformation deal fire damage, and swaps their free Light cantrip with Control Flames.

* Mabaran Aasimar are another variant rather than a proper subrace, representing Aasimar whose angelic guide is trapped in [[Mabar]] and slowly being transformed by the plane’s dark powers. It swaps the free Light cantrip for Toll the Dead and the Healing Hands feature deals necrotic damage rather than healing.