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	The downside is that the process that makes them is inherently unstable. A lucky aetherborn will hold together for a couple of years - an unlucky one will dissolve back into aether within a few months. It goes without saying that the racial philosophy is one of hedonism: when you know that any day could be your last one alive, it tends to foster a "carpe diem" attitude, with every aetherborn united in the desire to squeeze the most out of the brief time they have been given. Incidentally, this is partly why they're so little understood; no aetherborn is going to waste their precious time letting [[vedalken]] scholars examine them to literal destruction.		The downside is that the process that makes them is inherently unstable. A lucky aetherborn will hold together for a couple of years - an unlucky one will dissolve back into aether within a few months. It goes without saying that the racial philosophy is one of hedonism: when you know that any day could be your last one alive, it tends to foster a "carpe diem" attitude, with every aetherborn united in the desire to squeeze the most out of the brief time they have been given. Incidentally, this is partly why they're so little understood; no aetherborn is going to waste their precious time letting [[vedalken]] scholars examine them to literal destruction.

	Aetherborn typically band together into cabals. Despite their individually short lives, these cabals are usually quite wealthy thanks to having a stranglehold on criminal activity. Hedonistic beings with short lives have little reason to fear law or care about consequences. The ~~Cabals~~ seek out newly emerged aetherborn and induct them into their ranks. A very short criminal career will more than pay for an equally short life of comfort.		Aetherborn typically band together into cabals. Despite their individually short lives, these cabals are usually quite wealthy thanks to having a stranglehold on criminal activity. Hedonistic beings with short lives have little reason to fear law or care about consequences. The cabals seek out newly emerged aetherborn and induct them into their ranks. A very short criminal career will more than pay for an equally short life of comfort.

	That said... there is an alternative. Some desperate aetherborn have discovered that there exists a process to alchemically transform themselves into [[vampire]]-like creatures: these aetherborn can feed on life energy, and whilst it becomes an addiction they must sate or die, consuming life allows them to sustain their own existence, giving them more time to operate in. At least there's no rule that says they can't eat rats.		That said... there is an alternative. Some desperate aetherborn have discovered that there exists a process to alchemically transform themselves into [[vampire]]-like creatures: these aetherborn can feed on life energy, and whilst it becomes an addiction they must sate or die, consuming life allows them to sustain their own existence, giving them more time to operate in. At least there's no rule that says they can't eat rats.

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	The downside is that the process that makes them is inherently unstable. A lucky aetherborn will hold together for a couple of years - an unlucky one will dissolve back into aether within a few months. It goes without saying that the racial philosophy is one of hedonism: when you know that any day could be your last one alive, it tends to foster a "carpe diem" attitude, with every aetherborn united in the desire to squeeze the most out of the brief time they have been given. Incidentally, this is partly why they're so little understood; no aetherborn is going to waste their precious time letting [[vedalken]] scholars examine them to literal destruction.		The downside is that the process that makes them is inherently unstable. A lucky aetherborn will hold together for a couple of years - an unlucky one will dissolve back into aether within a few months. It goes without saying that the racial philosophy is one of hedonism: when you know that any day could be your last one alive, it tends to foster a "carpe diem" attitude, with every aetherborn united in the desire to squeeze the most out of the brief time they have been given. Incidentally, this is partly why they're so little understood; no aetherborn is going to waste their precious time letting [[vedalken]] scholars examine them to literal destruction.

	Aetherborn typically band together into cabals. Despite their individually short lives, these cabals are usually quite wealthy thanks to having a stranglehold on criminal activity. Hedonistic beings with short lives have little reason to fear law or care about consequences.		Aetherborn typically band together into cabals. Despite their individually short lives, these cabals are usually quite wealthy thanks to having a stranglehold on criminal activity. Hedonistic beings with short lives have little reason to fear law or care about consequences. The Cabals seek out newly emerged aetherborn and induct them into their ranks. A very short criminal career will more than pay for an equally short life of comfort.

	That said... there is an alternative. Some desperate aetherborn have discovered that there exists a process to alchemically transform themselves into [[vampire]]-like creatures: these aetherborn can feed on life energy, and whilst it becomes an addiction they must sate or die, consuming life allows them to sustain their own existence, giving them more time to operate in. At least there's no rule that says they can't eat rats.		That said... there is an alternative. Some desperate aetherborn have discovered that there exists a process to alchemically transform themselves into [[vampire]]-like creatures: these aetherborn can feed on life energy, and whilst it becomes an addiction they must sate or die, consuming life allows them to sustain their own existence, giving them more time to operate in. At least there's no rule that says they can't eat rats.

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	The downside is that the process that makes them is inherently unstable. A lucky aetherborn will hold together for a couple of years - an unlucky one will dissolve back into aether within a few months. It goes without saying that the racial philosophy is one of hedonism: when you know that any day could be your last one alive, it tends to foster a "carpe diem" attitude, with every aetherborn united in the desire to squeeze the most out of the brief time they have been given. Incidentally, this is partly why they're so little understood; no aetherborn is going to waste their precious time letting [[vedalken]] scholars examine them to literal destruction.		The downside is that the process that makes them is inherently unstable. A lucky aetherborn will hold together for a couple of years - an unlucky one will dissolve back into aether within a few months. It goes without saying that the racial philosophy is one of hedonism: when you know that any day could be your last one alive, it tends to foster a "carpe diem" attitude, with every aetherborn united in the desire to squeeze the most out of the brief time they have been given. Incidentally, this is partly why they're so little understood; no aetherborn is going to waste their precious time letting [[vedalken]] scholars examine them to literal destruction.

			Aetherborn typically band together into cabals. Despite their individually short lives, these cabals are usually quite wealthy thanks to having a stranglehold on criminal activity. Hedonistic beings with short lives have little reason to fear law or care about consequences.

	That said... there is an alternative. Some desperate aetherborn have discovered that there exists a process to alchemically transform themselves into [[vampire]]-like creatures: these aetherborn can feed on life energy, and whilst it becomes an addiction they must sate or die, consuming life allows them to sustain their own existence, giving them more time to operate in. At least there's no rule that says they can't eat rats.		That said... there is an alternative. Some desperate aetherborn have discovered that there exists a process to alchemically transform themselves into [[vampire]]-like creatures: these aetherborn can feed on life energy, and whilst it becomes an addiction they must sate or die, consuming life allows them to sustain their own existence, giving them more time to operate in. At least there's no rule that says they can't eat rats.

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	The downside is that the process that makes them is inherently unstable. A lucky aetherborn will hold together for a couple of years - an unlucky one will dissolve back into aether within a few months. It goes without saying that the racial philosophy is one of hedonism: when you know that any day could be your last one alive, it tends to foster a "carpe diem" attitude, with every aetherborn united in the desire to squeeze the most out of the brief time they have been given. Incidentally, this is partly why they're so little understood; no aetherborn is going to waste their precious time letting [[vedalken]] scholars examine them to literal destruction.		The downside is that the process that makes them is inherently unstable. A lucky aetherborn will hold together for a couple of years - an unlucky one will dissolve back into aether within a few months. It goes without saying that the racial philosophy is one of hedonism: when you know that any day could be your last one alive, it tends to foster a "carpe diem" attitude, with every aetherborn united in the desire to squeeze the most out of the brief time they have been given. Incidentally, this is partly why they're so little understood; no aetherborn is going to waste their precious time letting [[vedalken]] scholars examine them to literal destruction.

	That said... there is an alternative. Some desperate aetherborn have discovered that there exists a process to alchemically transform themselves into [[vampire]]-like creatures: these aetherborn can feed on life energy, and whilst it becomes an addiction they must sate or die, consuming life allows them to sustain their own existence, giving them more time to operate in.		That said... there is an alternative. Some desperate aetherborn have discovered that there exists a process to alchemically transform themselves into [[vampire]]-like creatures: these aetherborn can feed on life energy, and whilst it becomes an addiction they must sate or die, consuming life allows them to sustain their own existence, giving them more time to operate in. At least there's no rule that says they can't eat rats.

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	The '''Aetherborn''' are a race of short-lived, artificial beings native to the land of [[Kaladesh]] in [[Magic: The Gathering]]. As their name implies, they spontaneously arise sometimes during the process of refining aether, apparently born of some interaction betwen the volatile elements removed during the process and psychic impressions created by the people working there. Each aetherborn is no mere psychic copy, though; they are unique individuals with their own feelings, needs, wants and drives.		The '''Aetherborn''' are a race of short-lived, artificial beings native to the land of [[Kaladesh]] in [[Magic: The Gathering]]. As their name implies, they spontaneously arise sometimes during the process of refining aether, apparently born of some interaction betwen the volatile elements removed during the process and psychic impressions created by the people working there. Each aetherborn is no mere psychic copy, though; they are unique individuals with their own feelings, needs, wants and drives.

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	::Drain Life: You can make a natural attack that inflicts 1d6 Necrotic damage on a hit, restoring lost hitpoints equal to the damage inflicted. If you go 7 or more days without using Drain Life, your hit point maximum is reduced by 1d6 points per week without feeding. This reduction can only be removed by using Drain Life and completing a long rest.		::Drain Life: You can make a natural attack that inflicts 1d6 Necrotic damage on a hit, restoring lost hitpoints equal to the damage inflicted. If you go 7 or more days without using Drain Life, your hit point maximum is reduced by 1d6 points per week without feeding. This reduction can only be removed by using Drain Life and completing a long rest.

			==Gallery==
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			File:Midnight entourage.jpg
			File:Gifted Aetherborn.jpg
			File:Yahenni undying partisan.jpg
			File:Yehennis expertise.jpg
			File:Ambitious Aetherborn.jpg
			File:Aetherborn Marauder.png
			File:Born of aether.jpg
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	The '''Aetherborn''' are a race of short-lived, artificial beings native to the land of [[Kaladesh]] in [[Magic: The Gathering]]. As their name implies, they spontaneously arise sometimes during the process of refining aether, apparently born of some interaction betwen the volatile elements removed during the process and psychic impressions created by the people working there. Each aetherborn is no mere psychic copy, though; they are unique individuals with their own feelings, needs, wants and drives.		The '''Aetherborn''' are a race of short-lived, artificial beings native to the land of [[Kaladesh]] in [[Magic: The Gathering]]. As their name implies, they spontaneously arise sometimes during the process of refining aether, apparently born of some interaction betwen the volatile elements removed during the process and psychic impressions created by the people working there. Each aetherborn is no mere psychic copy, though; they are unique individuals with their own feelings, needs, wants and drives.

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	The '''Aetherborn''' are a race of short-lived, artificial beings native to the ~~lane~~ of [[Kaladesh]] in [[Magic: The Gathering]]. As their name implies, they spontaneously arise sometimes during the process of refining aether, apparently born of some interaction betwen the volatile elements removed during the process and psychic impressions created by the people working there. Each aetherborn is no mere psychic copy, though; they are unique individuals with their own feelings, needs, wants and drives.		The '''Aetherborn''' are a race of short-lived, artificial beings native to the land of [[Kaladesh]] in [[Magic: The Gathering]]. As their name implies, they spontaneously arise sometimes during the process of refining aether, apparently born of some interaction betwen the volatile elements removed during the process and psychic impressions created by the people working there. Each aetherborn is no mere psychic copy, though; they are unique individuals with their own feelings, needs, wants and drives.

	The downside is that the process that makes them is inherently unstable. A lucky aetherborn will hold together for a couple of years - an unlucky one will dissolve back into aether within a few months. It goes without saying that the racial philosophy is one of hedonism: when you know that any day could be your last one alive, it tends to foster a "carpe diem" attitude, with every aetherborn united in the desire to squeeze the most out of the brief time they have been given. Incidentally, this is partly why they're so little understood; no aetherborn is going to waste their precious time letting [[vedalken]] scholars examine them to literal destruction.		The downside is that the process that makes them is inherently unstable. A lucky aetherborn will hold together for a couple of years - an unlucky one will dissolve back into aether within a few months. It goes without saying that the racial philosophy is one of hedonism: when you know that any day could be your last one alive, it tends to foster a "carpe diem" attitude, with every aetherborn united in the desire to squeeze the most out of the brief time they have been given. Incidentally, this is partly why they're so little understood; no aetherborn is going to waste their precious time letting [[vedalken]] scholars examine them to literal destruction.

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	The '''Aetherborn''' are a race of short-lived, artificial beings native to the lane of [[Kaladesh]] in [[Magic: The Gathering]].		The '''Aetherborn''' are a race of short-lived, artificial beings native to the lane of [[Kaladesh]] in [[Magic: The Gathering]]. As their name implies, they spontaneously arise sometimes during the process of refining aether, apparently born of some interaction betwen the volatile elements removed during the process and psychic impressions created by the people working there. Each aetherborn is no mere psychic copy, though; they are unique individuals with their own feelings, needs, wants and drives.

	As their name implies, they spontaneously arise sometimes during the process of refining aether, apparently born of some interaction betwen the volatile elements removed during the process and psychic impressions created by the people working there. Each aetherborn is no mere psychic copy, though; they are unique individuals with their own feelings, needs, wants and drives.		The downside is that the process that makes them is inherently unstable. A lucky aetherborn will hold together for a couple of years - an unlucky one will dissolve back into aether within a few months. It goes without saying that the racial philosophy is one of hedonism: when you know that any day could be your last one alive, it tends to foster a "carpe diem" attitude, with every aetherborn united in the desire to squeeze the most out of the brief time they have been given. Incidentally, this is partly why they're so little understood; no aetherborn is going to waste their precious time letting [[vedalken]] scholars examine them to literal destruction.

	The downside is that the process that makes them is inherently unstable. A lucky aetherborn will hold together for a couple of years - an unlucky one will dissolve back into aether within a few months. It goes without saying that the racial philosophy is one of hedonism: when you know that any day could be your last one alive, it tends to foster a "carpe diem" attitude, with every aetherborn united in the desire to squeeze the most out of the brief time they have been given.

	Incidentally, this is partly why they're so little understood; no aetherborn is going to waste their precious time letting [[vedalken]] scholars examine them to literal destruction.

	That said... there is an alternative. Some desperate aetherborn have discovered that there exists a process to alchemically transform themselves into [[vampire]]-like creatures: these aetherborn can feed on life energy, and whilst it becomes an addiction they must sate or die, consuming life allows them to sustain their own existence, giving them more time to operate in.		That said... there is an alternative. Some desperate aetherborn have discovered that there exists a process to alchemically transform themselves into [[vampire]]-like creatures: these aetherborn can feed on life energy, and whilst it becomes an addiction they must sate or die, consuming life allows them to sustain their own existence, giving them more time to operate in.

	==Dungeons & Dragons==		==Dungeons & Dragons==
	Aetherborn were given rules as a PC race option in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th ~~edition~~]] via the free online article "Plane Shift: Kaladesh".		Aetherborn were given rules as a PC race option in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] via the free online article "Plane Shift: Kaladesh".

	::Ability Score Increase: +2 Charisma, +1 to two other ability skills of your choice		::Ability Score Increase: +2 Charisma, +1 to two other ability skills of your choice
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	::Drain Life: You can make a natural attack that inflicts 1d6 Necrotic damage on a hit, restoring lost hitpoints equal to the damage inflicted. If you go 7 or more days without using Drain Life, your hit point maximum is reduced by 1d6 points per week without feeding. This reduction can only be removed by using Drain Life and completing a long rest.		::Drain Life: You can make a natural attack that inflicts 1d6 Necrotic damage on a hit, restoring lost hitpoints equal to the damage inflicted. If you go 7 or more days without using Drain Life, your hit point maximum is reduced by 1d6 points per week without feeding. This reduction can only be removed by using Drain Life and completing a long rest.

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