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	That said, it's not unheard of for female bariaur to be born with horns, or male bariaurs to be born hornless, but these are huge upsets in their very gender-stratified culture; most of these poor souls, who happen in 1 out of 20 births, are drowned at birth. There's no real rules for playing a horned doe, but the Bariaur Book of Belief introduced the Payira, a secret order of hornless bariaur bucks who pursue the path of the [[mage]], which normally is forbidden to their gender. Aside from a kit to further distinguish their order's special affinity for the [[Wild Mage]], though, there's no clear rules on how they statistically differ from normal bariaur bucks (beyond the obvious loss of the headbutt and charge attack).		That said, it's not unheard of for female bariaur to be born with horns, or male bariaurs to be born hornless, but these are huge upsets in their very gender-stratified culture; most of these poor souls, who happen in 1 out of 20 births, are drowned at birth. There's no real rules for playing a horned doe, but the Bariaur Book of Belief introduced the Payira, a secret order of hornless bariaur bucks who pursue the path of the [[mage]], which normally is forbidden to their gender. Aside from a kit to further distinguish their order's special affinity for the [[Wild Mage]], though, there's no clear rules on how they statistically differ from normal bariaur bucks (beyond the obvious loss of the headbutt and charge attack).

	Bariaurs have never been very popular amongst the fans; even the [[Aasimar]] were more popular, despite not originally being one of the Planescape PC options. They were forgotten about for most of 3.x edition, although they did appear in several 3e sources - the Manual of the Planes, the Planar Handbook, and the [[Book of Exalted Deeds]], as well as a Creature Class write-up in [[Dragon Magazine]] #312. They never made the transition to 4th edition, and have yet to be seen in 5th edition.		Bariaurs have never been very popular amongst the fans; even the [[Aasimar]] were more popular, despite not originally being one of the Planescape PC options. They were forgotten about for most of 3.x edition, although they did appear in several 3e sources - the Manual of the Planes, the Planar Handbook, and the [[Book of Exalted Deeds]], as well as a Creature Class write-up in [[Dragon Magazine]] #312. They never made the transition to 4th edition, and have yet to be seen in 5th edition (though it's likely they'll make an appearance in the 5e Planescape book that got announced for ~Fall 2023).

	There are two semi-official netbooks that expand upon the Bariaur; The Complete Book of Bariaur, which is a huge expansion on their culture, classes, characters, etc, and The Bariaur Book of Belief, which covers bariaur rituals, legends, religious rites and more, serving as a sourcebook for bariaur [[wizard]]s and [[cleric]]s. Currently, however, the only place you can find these is on Scribd:		There are two semi-official netbooks that expand upon the Bariaur; The Complete Book of Bariaur, which is a huge expansion on their culture, classes, characters, etc, and The Bariaur Book of Belief, which covers bariaur rituals, legends, religious rites and more, serving as a sourcebook for bariaur [[wizard]]s and [[cleric]]s. Currently, however, the only place you can find these is on Scribd:

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	:* [[Favored Class]]: [[Ranger]].		:* [[Favored Class]]: [[Ranger]].
	:* [[Level Adjustment]]: +1.		:* [[Level Adjustment]]: +1.

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	==See Also==		==See Also==

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Male Bariaur PC Stats

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	::Ability Score Minimum/Maximum: Strength 10/18, Dexterity 3/18, Constitution 11/18, Intelligence 3/18, Wisdom 3/17, Charisma 3/18		::Ability Score Minimum/Maximum: Strength 10/18, Dexterity 3/18, Constitution 11/18, Intelligence 3/18, Wisdom 3/17, Charisma 3/18
	::Ability Score Adjustments: +1 Strength, +1 Constitution, -1 Dexterity, -1 Wisdom		::Ability Score Adjustments: +1 Strength, +1 Constitution, -1 Dexterity, -1 Wisdom
	::Class & Level Limits: [[Fighter]] 13, [[Cleric]] 13, [[Druid]] 13, [[Ranger]] 13, [[Paladin]]] 13		::Class & Level Limits: [[Fighter]] 13, [[Cleric]] 13, [[Druid]] 13, [[Ranger]] 13, [[Paladin]] 13
	::Movement 15		::Movement 15
	::Infravision 60 feet		::Infravision 60 feet

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	==3e PC Stats==		==3e PC Stats==
	~~Taken from the Planar Handbook.~~

	::+2 Strength, -2 Charisma: ~~Bariaurs are powerful~~, ~~but they~~ have ~~underdeveloped social skills~~.		Bariaurs got two very different sets of PC stats in Third Edition. One set was given in the [[Book of Exalted Deeds]], and the other was given in the [[Planar Handbook]].
	::Outsider ~~(Extraplanar)~~: ~~Bariaurs are native to the Heroic Domains~~ of ~~Ysgard~~, and ~~thus have the outsider type~~. ~~They gain the extraplanar subtype when not on Ysgard~~. ~~They~~ are ~~not subject to spells or effects that affect only humanoids~~, ~~such as charm person~~ and ~~dominate person~~.
	::~~Medium~~: As Medium ~~creatures, bariaurs have no special bonuses or penalties due to their~~ size.		BoED stats:
	:~~:A bariaur's base~~ land speed is 40 feet.
	:~~:Bariaurs have darkvision~~ out to 60 feet.		:* Outsider (Chaotic, Extraplanar, Good)
	::Quadruped: As quadrupeds, bariaurs have a +4 bonus on checks to resist bull rush and trip attacks. They have a carrying capacity 1-1/2 times greater than normal for their Strength. They must wear barding ~~(usually made of studded leather)~~ instead of normal armor and cannot wear boots designed for humanoids.		:* +4 Strength, +2 Constitution, –2 Charisma
	::Powerful Charge: A charging bariaur can make a single ram attack that deals bludgeoning damage equal to 2d6 + 1-1/2 times the bariaur's Str modifier.		:* Large size
	::Spell Resistance: Bariaurs have spell resistance equal to 11 + class level.		:* Space/Reach: 10 feet/10 feet
	::+2 racial bonus on Will saves against spells and ~~spelllike~~ abilities.		:* Base land speed is 40 feet. Its speed drops to 30 feet when wearing medium or heavy armor
	:~~:Skills: Bariaurs have keen senses, giving them a~~ +2 racial bonus on Listen and Spot checks.		:* Quadruped: As quadrupeds, bariaurs gain a +4 bonus on checks to resist bull rush and trip attacks. They have a carrying capacity 1 1/2 times greater than normal for their Strength. They must wear barding instead of normal armor and cannot wear boots designed for humanoids.
	::Automatic Languages: Celestial, Common. Bonus Languages: Abyssal, Infernal~~. Bariaurs commonly learn the languages of fiendish creatures to better prepare themselves against such threats.~~		:* Darkvision out to 60 feet.
	::[[Favored Class]]: [[Ranger]].		:* Racial Hit Dice: A bariaur begins with three levels of Outsider, which provide:
	::[[Level Adjustment]]: +1.		::3d8 Hit Dice
			::Base attack bonus of +3
			::Base saving throw bonuses of Fort +3, Ref +3, and Will +3.
			::Skill points equal to 6 × (8 + Int modifier). Its class skills are Handle Animal, Hide, Jump, Listen, Move Silently, Sense Motive, Spot, and Survival
			::Two feats
			:* +2 racial bonus on Listen and Spot checks
			:* Automatic Languages: Celestial and Common
			:* Favored Class: Ranger.
			:* Level adjustment +2.

			Planar Handbook stats:

			:* Outsider (Extraplanar)
			:* +2 Strength, -2 Charisma
			:* Medium size
			:* Base land speed is 40 feet
			:* Darkvision out to 60 feet
			:* Quadruped: As quadrupeds, bariaurs have a +4 bonus on checks to resist bull rush and trip attacks. They have a carrying capacity 1-1/2 times greater than normal for their Strength. They must wear barding instead of normal armor and cannot wear boots designed for humanoids.
			:* Powerful Charge: A charging bariaur can make a single ram attack that deals bludgeoning damage equal to 2d6 + 1-1/2 times the bariaur's Str modifier.
			:* Spell Resistance: Bariaurs have spell resistance equal to 11 + class level.
			:* +2 racial bonus on Will saves against spells and spell-like abilities
			:* +2 racial bonus on Listen and Spot checks.
			:* Automatic Languages: Celestial, Common. Bonus Languages: Abyssal, Infernal
			:* [[Favored Class]]: [[Ranger]].
			:* [[Level Adjustment]]: +1.

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

	[[Category:Planescape]]		[[Category:Planescape]]

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	That said, it's not unheard of for female bariaur to be born with horns, or male bariaurs to be born hornless, but these are huge upsets in their very gender-stratified culture; most of these poor souls, who happen in 1 out of 20 births, are drowned at birth. There's no real rules for playing a horned doe, but the Bariaur Book of Belief introduced the Payira, a secret order of hornless bariaur bucks who pursue the path of the [[mage]], which normally is forbidden to their gender. Aside from a kit to further distinguish their order's special affinity for the [[Wild Mage]], though, there's no clear rules on how they statistically differ from normal bariaur bucks (beyond the obvious loss of the headbutt and charge attack).		That said, it's not unheard of for female bariaur to be born with horns, or male bariaurs to be born hornless, but these are huge upsets in their very gender-stratified culture; most of these poor souls, who happen in 1 out of 20 births, are drowned at birth. There's no real rules for playing a horned doe, but the Bariaur Book of Belief introduced the Payira, a secret order of hornless bariaur bucks who pursue the path of the [[mage]], which normally is forbidden to their gender. Aside from a kit to further distinguish their order's special affinity for the [[Wild Mage]], though, there's no clear rules on how they statistically differ from normal bariaur bucks (beyond the obvious loss of the headbutt and charge attack).

	Bariaurs have never been very popular amongst the fans; even the [[Aasimar]] were more popular, despite not originally being one of the Planescape PC options. They were forgotten about for most of 3.x edition, although they did appear in several 3e sources - the Manual of the Planes, the Planar Handbook, and the Book of Exalted Deeds, as well as a Creature Class write-up in [[Dragon Magazine]] #312. They never made the transition to 4th edition, and have yet to be seen in 5th edition.		Bariaurs have never been very popular amongst the fans; even the [[Aasimar]] were more popular, despite not originally being one of the Planescape PC options. They were forgotten about for most of 3.x edition, although they did appear in several 3e sources - the Manual of the Planes, the Planar Handbook, and the [[Book of Exalted Deeds]], as well as a Creature Class write-up in [[Dragon Magazine]] #312. They never made the transition to 4th edition, and have yet to be seen in 5th edition.

	There are two semi-official netbooks that expand upon the Bariaur; The Complete Book of Bariaur, which is a huge expansion on their culture, classes, characters, etc, and The Bariaur Book of Belief, which covers bariaur rituals, legends, religious rites and more, serving as a sourcebook for bariaur [[wizard]]s and [[cleric]]s. Currently, however, the only place you can find these is on Scribd:		There are two semi-official netbooks that expand upon the Bariaur; The Complete Book of Bariaur, which is a huge expansion on their culture, classes, characters, etc, and The Bariaur Book of Belief, which covers bariaur rituals, legends, religious rites and more, serving as a sourcebook for bariaur [[wizard]]s and [[cleric]]s. Currently, however, the only place you can find these is on Scribd: