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	The tendency for [[human]]s to shack up with random races and produce viable halfbreed offspring out of it in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] is an infamous meme... and yet it's hard to say that the meme doesn't have its basis in reality. Definitely a contender for one of the least expected answers to "so, what did the human knock up now?" is the Githzerai, resulting in the '''Haragitu''', better known in common as the '''Half-Githzerai'''.		The tendency for [[human]]s to shack up with random races and produce viable halfbreed offspring out of it in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] is an infamous meme... and yet it's hard to say that the meme doesn't have its basis in reality. Definitely a contender for one of the least expected answers to "so, what did the human knock up now?" is the Githzerai, resulting in the '''Haragitu''', better known in common as the '''Half-Githzerai'''.

	Yes, that's right, [[Githzerai]]. As in the semi-reptilian [[elf]] people from the most chaotic part of the [[plane]]s. Admittedly, they're not as cool as the [[Duthka'gith]], which are [[Half-Dragon]], [[Half-Fiend]] and Half-[[Githyanki]], but they do make more sense when you remember that lore for the [[gith]] races (in certain ~~edition~~ at least) is that they're a human offshoot species engineered through generations of [[psionics]] [[fleshcrafting]] by the [[illithid]], so... yeah, it's not totally out of left field.		Yes, that's right, [[Githzerai]]. As in the semi-reptilian [[elf]] people from the most chaotic part of the [[plane]]s. Admittedly, they're not as cool as the [[Duthka'gith]], which are [[Half-Dragon]], [[Half-Fiend]] and Half-[[Githyanki]], but they do make more sense when you remember that lore for the [[gith]] races (in certain editions at least) is that they're a human offshoot species engineered through generations of [[psionics]] [[fleshcrafting]] by the [[illithid]], so... yeah, it's not totally out of left field.

	Haragitu arose from the [[Kingdoms of Kalamar]] setting during its stint as a campaign setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] - like all of the more overtly D&D stuff, they had to be left behind when KoK switched over to the [[Hackmaster]] system. They made their debut in the [[Monster Manual]] for that setting, "Dangerous Denizens".		Haragitu arose from the [[Kingdoms of Kalamar]] setting during its stint as a campaign setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] - like all of the more overtly D&D stuff, they had to be left behind when KoK switched over to the [[Hackmaster]] system. They made their debut in the [[Monster Manual]] for that setting, "Dangerous Denizens".

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1d4chan>Skadooshbag at 20:58, 30 March 2019

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	The tendency for [[human]]s to shack up with random races and produce viable halfbreed offspring out of it in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] is an infamous meme... and yet it's hard to say that the meme doesn't have its basis in reality. Definitely a contender for one of the least expected answers to "so, what did the human knock up now?" is the Githzerai, resulting in the '''Haragitu''', better known in common as the '''Half-Githzerai'''.		The tendency for [[human]]s to shack up with random races and produce viable halfbreed offspring out of it in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] is an infamous meme... and yet it's hard to say that the meme doesn't have its basis in reality. Definitely a contender for one of the least expected answers to "so, what did the human knock up now?" is the Githzerai, resulting in the '''Haragitu''', better known in common as the '''Half-Githzerai'''.

	Yes, that's right, [[Githzerai]]. As in the semi-reptilian [[elf]] people from the most chaotic part of the [[plane]]s. Admittedly, they're not as cool as the [[Duthka'gith]], which are [[Half-Dragon]], [[Half-Fiend]] and Half-[[Githyanki]], but they do make more sense when you remember that lore for the [[gith]] races is that they're a human offshoot species engineered through generations of [[psionics]] [[fleshcrafting]] by the [[illithid]], so... yeah, it's not totally out of left field.		Yes, that's right, [[Githzerai]]. As in the semi-reptilian [[elf]] people from the most chaotic part of the [[plane]]s. Admittedly, they're not as cool as the [[Duthka'gith]], which are [[Half-Dragon]], [[Half-Fiend]] and Half-[[Githyanki]], but they do make more sense when you remember that lore for the [[gith]] races (in certain edition at least) is that they're a human offshoot species engineered through generations of [[psionics]] [[fleshcrafting]] by the [[illithid]], so... yeah, it's not totally out of left field.

	Haragitu arose from the [[Kingdoms of Kalamar]] setting during its stint as a campaign setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] - like all of the more overtly D&D stuff, they had to be left behind when KoK switched over to the [[Hackmaster]] system. They made their debut in the [[Monster Manual]] for that setting, "Dangerous Denizens".		Haragitu arose from the [[Kingdoms of Kalamar]] setting during its stint as a campaign setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] - like all of the more overtly D&D stuff, they had to be left behind when KoK switched over to the [[Hackmaster]] system. They made their debut in the [[Monster Manual]] for that setting, "Dangerous Denizens".

1d4chan>Skadooshbag at 20:57, 30 March 2019

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	The tendency for [[human]]s to shack up with random races and produce viable halfbreed offspring out of it in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] is an infamous meme... and yet it's hard to say that the meme doesn't have its basis in reality. Definitely a contender for one of the least expected answers to "so, what did the human knock up now?" is the '''Haragitu''', better known in common as the '''Half-Githzerai'''.		The tendency for [[human]]s to shack up with random races and produce viable halfbreed offspring out of it in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] is an infamous meme... and yet it's hard to say that the meme doesn't have its basis in reality. Definitely a contender for one of the least expected answers to "so, what did the human knock up now?" is the Githzerai, resulting in the '''Haragitu''', better known in common as the '''Half-Githzerai'''.

	Yes, that's right, [[Githzerai]]. As in the semi-reptilian [[elf]] people from the most chaotic part of the [[plane]]s. Admittedly, they're not as cool as the [[Duthka'gith]], which are [[Half-Dragon]], [[Half-Fiend]] and Half-[[Githyanki]], but they do make more sense when you remember that lore for the [[gith]] races is that they're a human offshoot species engineered through generations of [[psionics]] [[fleshcrafting]] by the [[illithid]], so... yeah, it's not totally out of left field.		Yes, that's right, [[Githzerai]]. As in the semi-reptilian [[elf]] people from the most chaotic part of the [[plane]]s. Admittedly, they're not as cool as the [[Duthka'gith]], which are [[Half-Dragon]], [[Half-Fiend]] and Half-[[Githyanki]], but they do make more sense when you remember that lore for the [[gith]] races is that they're a human offshoot species engineered through generations of [[psionics]] [[fleshcrafting]] by the [[illithid]], so... yeah, it's not totally out of left field.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Does this race belong on the Gith template? Added it because it felt right, but...

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Does this race belong on the Gith template? Added it because it felt right, but...

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The tendency for [[human]]s to shack up with random races and produce viable halfbreed offspring out of it in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] is an infamous meme... and yet it's hard to say that the meme doesn't have its basis in reality. Definitely a contender for one of the least expected answers to "so, what did the human knock up now?" is the '''Haragitu''', better known in common as the '''Half-Githzerai'''.

Yes, that's right, [[Githzerai]]. As in the semi-reptilian [[elf]] people from the most chaotic part of the [[plane]]s. Admittedly, they're not as cool as the [[Duthka'gith]], which are [[Half-Dragon]], [[Half-Fiend]] and Half-[[Githyanki]], but they do make more sense when you remember that lore for the [[gith]] races is that they're a human offshoot species engineered through generations of [[psionics]] [[fleshcrafting]] by the [[illithid]], so... yeah, it's not totally out of left field.

Haragitu arose from the [[Kingdoms of Kalamar]] setting during its stint as a campaign setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] - like all of the more overtly D&D stuff, they had to be left behind when KoK switched over to the [[Hackmaster]] system. They made their debut in the [[Monster Manual]] for that setting, "Dangerous Denizens".

These rare humanoids are most commonly when the ruthlessly pragmatic githzerai are willing to make marriages of political alliances with humans. That's not to say that it's impossible for haragitu to arise from unions of love, but the githzerai are hard-hearted pragmatists, so most are born to seal pacts that secure allies in the eternal struggle against the githyanki. Such pairings mostly occur within Kalamar itself, although the military might of the nations of Brandobia, Svimohzia, Zoa and Traar means that they also show up in these nations.

Physically, haragitu have thin, muscular bodies with angular facial features and small, delicate noses. They typically stand at least half a head over 6 feet tall and weigh approximately 160 pounds; haragitu not of Svimohz lineage typically favor their githzerai ancestry in coloration, leading to a slight yellow tinge to their skin tone and eyes that are gray, light yellow, or light green. Some haragitu are taken back to [[Limbo]] to live with their githzerai parents; others are abandoned on the [[Prime Material]] to live completely cut-off existences amongst humanity. To better emulate their extraplanar parents, haragitu tend to be silent and serious in personality; they don't get on very well with any races, although the similarly tall and stoic grey elves do make them feel more comfortable than most.

Like githzerai, haragitu [[adventurer]]s are particularly drawn to the [[monk]] class, although they also commonly appear as [[fighter]]s, [[Sorcerer (Dungeons & Dragons)|sorcerers]] or [[psion]]s. Still, they inherit their human ancestor's flexiblity and so can take just about any class.

==PC Stats==
It bears mentioning that haragitu, like all KoK races, were created in 3.0 by a team that didn't really understand 3e's racial designing mechanics that well. So... yeah, they're less than mechanically impressive.

::+2 Dexterity, -2 Constitution
::Medium
::Base land speed 30 feet
::Spell Resistance: 2 + 1/character level
::Outsider Blood: Haragitu are considered Outsiders for all effects that key off of race, such as special abilities and magic item usage.
::[[Favored Class]]: [[Monk]]

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