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	==In Anchorome==		==In Anchorome==
	Two distinct abeil cultures inhabit the [[Forgotten Realms]] region of [[~~Anchrorome~~]]. The older and more widespread version hailed from Abeir, but fled to Anchorome when that continent was transplanted to Abeir by the [[Spellplague]]. During this settling process, they lost their two divine patrons; the god Ah'Muzen'Cab, the divine patriarch of the race, was slain by their traditional enemies, the [[dragon]]s, whilst the goddess known only as the Queen of Queens fled upon the death of her mate. These abeil are pretty much your standard abeil; regimented, loyal to their hive above all else, and not cruel but certainly not sympathetic towards outsiders.		{{3rd Party}}
			Two distinct abeil cultures inhabit the [[Forgotten Realms]] region of [[Anchorome]]. The older and more widespread version hailed from Abeir, but fled to Anchorome when that continent was transplanted to Abeir by the [[Spellplague]]. During this settling process, they lost their two divine patrons; the god Ah'Muzen'Cab, the divine patriarch of the race, was slain by their traditional enemies, the [[dragon]]s, whilst the goddess known only as the Queen of Queens fled upon the death of her mate. These abeil are pretty much your standard abeil; regimented, loyal to their hive above all else, and not cruel but certainly not sympathetic towards outsiders.

	The smaller, younger abeil culture is known as the Bee Tribe. These abeil descend from a colony that was mutated by the touch of the Spellplague, which had the effect of emphasizing their [[elf]]in traits over their bee-like traits. Aside from looking more humanoid, these abeil have a significant chaotic streak in them that their "purestrain" counterparts lack. This most prominently manifests in their preferring a nomadic hunter-gatherer lifestyle, aided by swarms of bees domesticated through their innate insectile telepathy, and their more human-like approach to love and procreation. They do make natural go-betweens for humanoids and their purestrain abeil cousins, but they get much worse with the [[thri-kreen]], who seem to regard these "bee elves" as a delicacy.		The smaller, younger abeil culture is known as the Bee Tribe. These abeil descend from a colony that was mutated by the touch of the Spellplague, which had the effect of emphasizing their [[elf]]in traits over their bee-like traits. Aside from looking more humanoid, these abeil have a significant chaotic streak in them that their "purestrain" counterparts lack. This most prominently manifests in their preferring a nomadic hunter-gatherer lifestyle, aided by swarms of bees domesticated through their innate insectile telepathy, and their more human-like approach to love and procreation. They do make natural go-betweens for humanoids and their purestrain abeil cousins, but they get much worse with the [[thri-kreen]], who seem to regard these "bee elves" as a delicacy.

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 Although abeil have the subtopic "Abeil Characters" in their entry in the [[Monster Manual]] 2 for 3rd edition, where they debuted, they don't have a proper PC race writeup, being one of those "infer the crunch from the monster stats" races.
 ==See Also==
 *[[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition races]]
-[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]]
+[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Forgotten Realms]]

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Page wanted humour, so I added 2 terrible bee puns, (replace be with bee and made them bold and in italics, in a gesture of poor humour)

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	Vassals are the backbone of abeil society. It is they who provide the menial labor for the hive. They gather pollen, maintain the hive-city, and obey their queen’s every command. Vassals produce the necessary goods for the abeil society, provide both mundane and specialized services, and advance the culture and technology of their hive city. A few even choose to leave behind their mundane tasks and pursue more individualistic paths, such as philosophy, art, religion, and politics. These abeils form an elite conclave called the vassal court that reports directly to the queen and serves as her council.		Vassals are the backbone of abeil society. It is they who provide the menial labor for the hive. They gather pollen, maintain the hive-city, and obey their queen’s every command. Vassals produce the necessary goods for the abeil society, provide both mundane and specialized services, and advance the culture and technology of their hive city. A few even choose to leave behind their mundane tasks and pursue more individualistic paths, such as philosophy, art, religion, and politics. These abeils form an elite conclave called the vassal court that reports directly to the queen and serves as her council.

	Soldiers account for fully a third of an abeil hive-city’s population. The soldiers are the queen’s army — the first and last line of defense for their hive. They are trained to respond swiftly to any danger. Soldiers consider most nearby civilizations to be threats and treat uninvited visitors with grave suspicion. All abeils can produce a slumber-inducing buzzing sound by vibrating their wings, and sting with a venomous stinger. Soldiers have the unique ability to generate a destructive sonic pulse whilst in flight, called a Stormwing attack.		Soldiers account for fully a third of an abeil hive-city’s population. The soldiers are the queen’s army — the first and last line of defense for their hive. They are trained to respond swiftly to any danger. Soldiers consider most nearby civilizations to '''''bee''''' threats and treat uninvited visitors with grave suspicion. All abeils can produce a slumber-inducing buzzing sound by vibrating their wings, and sting with a venomous stinger. Soldiers have the unique ability to generate a destructive sonic pulse whilst in flight, called a Stormwing attack.

	At the pinnacle of any abeil society is the queen, who rules with absolute power. All the abeils in her realm live and die at her command. Though she was born to rule, the typical queen routinely seeks the advice of her court before committing to any major decisions. The queen selects a mate from her vassal court and personally rears future queens. Each hive-city maintains 1–5 juvenile queens in addition to the reigning queen. Each such young queen has the same statistics as a vassal.		At the pinnacle of any abeil society is the queen, who rules with absolute power. All the abeils in her realm live and die at her command. Though she was born to rule, the typical queen routinely seeks the advice of her court before committing to any major decisions. The queen selects a mate from her vassal court and personally rears future queens. Each hive-city maintains 1–5 juvenile queens in addition to the reigning queen. Each such young queen has the same statistics as a vassal.

	The hive-city is the central hub of the abeils’ busy society. Vassals buzz here and there, ensuring that vital city services continue, while patrols of soldiers vigilantly keep the peace and protect the hive against outside threats. Abeils are highly imperialistic, though they are not so much concerned with conquering other races as they are with setting up new hive-cities. Nevertheless, this goal puts them into conflict with nearly every other race they encounter, since socieities in their path must fight for space and resources or be pushed out by the abeil civilization. When a hive-city becomes too large, one of the young queens is given a substance called royal jelly, which converts her into a full-fledged queen. She then takes twenty vassals and five soldiers and leaves to set up a new hive-city at a previously scouted location.		The hive-city is the central hub of the abeils’ busy society. Vassals buzz here and there, ensuring that vital city services continue, while patrols of soldiers vigilantly keep the peace and protect the hive against outside threats. Abeils are highly imperialistic, though they are not so much concerned with conquering other races as they are with setting up new hive-cities. Nevertheless, this goal puts them into conflict with nearly every other race they encounter, since socieities in their path must fight for space and resources or '''''bee''''' pushed out by the abeil civilization. When a hive-city becomes too large, one of the young queens is given a substance called royal jelly, which converts her into a full-fledged queen. She then takes twenty vassals and five soldiers and leaves to set up a new hive-city at a previously scouted location.

	Although abeil have the subtopic "Abeil Characters" in their entry in the [[Monster Manual]] 2 for 3rd edition, where they debuted, they don't have a proper PC race writeup, being one of those "infer the crunch from the monster stats" races.		Although abeil have the subtopic "Abeil Characters" in their entry in the [[Monster Manual]] 2 for 3rd edition, where they debuted, they don't have a proper PC race writeup, being one of those "infer the crunch from the monster stats" races.

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	'''Abeil''' are a race of [[beastfolk\|humanoid bees]] in the world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Unlike the [[Thriae]] of [[Golarion]], who [[monstergirls\|are comprised exclusively of sexy bee-women]], the abeil are a race with both male and female genders; only the ruling queens, who serve as the foundation for their telepathic hive-minds, are exclusively female.		'''Abeil''' are a race of [[beastfolk\|humanoid bees]] in the world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Unlike the [[Thriae]] of [[Golarion]], who [[monstergirls\|are comprised exclusively of sexy bee-women]], the abeil are a race with both male and female genders; only the ruling queens, who serve as the foundation for their telepathic hive-minds, are exclusively female.

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	'''Abeil''' are a race of [[beastfolk\|humanoid bees]] in the world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Unlike the [[Thriae]] of [[Golarion]], who [[monstergirls\|are comprised exclusively of sexy bee-women]], the abeil are a race with both male and female genders; only the ruling queens, who serve as the foundation for their telepathic hive-minds, are exclusively female.		'''Abeil''' are a race of [[beastfolk\|humanoid bees]] in the world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Unlike the [[Thriae]] of [[Golarion]], who [[monstergirls\|are comprised exclusively of sexy bee-women]], the abeil are a race with both male and female genders; only the ruling queens, who serve as the foundation for their telepathic hive-minds, are exclusively female.

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	'''Abeil''' are a race of [[beastfolk\|humanoid bees]] in the world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Unlike the [[Thriae]] of [[Golarion]], who [[monstergirls\|are comprised exclusively of sexy bee-women]], the abeil are a race with both male and female genders; only the ruling queens, who serve as the foundation for their telepathic hive-minds, are exclusively female.		'''Abeil''' are a race of [[beastfolk\|humanoid bees]] in the world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Unlike the [[Thriae]] of [[Golarion]], who [[monstergirls\|are comprised exclusively of sexy bee-women]], the abeil are a race with both male and female genders; only the ruling queens, who serve as the foundation for their telepathic hive-minds, are exclusively female.

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	Although abeil have the subtopic "Abeil Characters" in their entry in the [[Monster Manual]] 2 for 3rd edition, where they debuted, they don't have a proper PC race writeup, being one of those "infer the crunch from the monster stats" races.		Although abeil have the subtopic "Abeil Characters" in their entry in the [[Monster Manual]] 2 for 3rd edition, where they debuted, they don't have a proper PC race writeup, being one of those "infer the crunch from the monster stats" races.

			==See Also==
			*[[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition races]]

	[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]]		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]]