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	'''Spirit Folk''' are an "oriental flavored" race of humanoids who have appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] throughout three editions, gracing the pages of the [[Gary Gygax]]-written ''[[Oriental Adventures]]'' for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1e, the [[Kara-Tur]] Monstrous Compedium Appendix for 2e, and the [[Wizards of the Coast]] Oriental Adventures splatbook for 3rd edition, in addition to the ''Unapproachable East'' splat for [[Forgotten Realms]] 3e.		'''Spirit Folk''' are an "oriental flavored" race of humanoids who have appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] throughout three editions, gracing the pages of the [[Gary Gygax]]-written ''[[Oriental Adventures]]'' for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1e, the [[Kara-Tur]] Monstrous Compedium Appendix for 2e, and the [[Wizards of the Coast]] Oriental Adventures splatbook for 3rd edition, in addition to the ''[[Unapproachable East]]'' splat for [[Forgotten Realms]] 3e.

	Spirit Folk are essentially "Oriental [[Elves]]" in terms of campaign placement and inherent abilities, although their backstory as the result of unions between humans and nature spirits means they are technically a kind of [[Planetouched]]. Although they lack the trademark D&D elfish ears, they retain the more important traits: small, slender build, beautiful fine-featured faces, longevity and innate mystical abilities. Spirit Folk are defined by their natural ties to one particular aspect of the natural world, which gives them certain powers; several subraces have appeared over the three sourcebooks they've featured in.		Spirit Folk are essentially "Oriental [[Elves]]" in terms of campaign placement and inherent abilities, although their backstory as the result of unions between humans and nature spirits means they are technically a kind of [[Planetouched]]. Although they lack the trademark D&D elfish ears, they retain the more important traits: small, slender build, beautiful fine-featured faces, longevity and innate mystical abilities. Spirit Folk are defined by their natural ties to one particular aspect of the natural world, which gives them certain powers; several subraces have appeared over the three sourcebooks they've featured in.
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	::Can make a Knowledge (Nature) or an untrained Intelligence check with a +2 racial bonus against DC 15 to predict the weather for the next 24 hours.		::Can make a Knowledge (Nature) or an untrained Intelligence check with a +2 racial bonus against DC 15 to predict the weather for the next 24 hours.

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			{{3rd Party}}
	The Rashemen Campaign Guide, a fanwritten [[splatbook]] for 5e that claims [[Ed Greenwood]] as one of the authors, offers a 5e update of the race, consisting solely of mountain and river spirits.		The Rashemen Campaign Guide, a fanwritten [[splatbook]] for 5e that claims [[Ed Greenwood]] as one of the authors, offers a 5e update of the race, consisting solely of mountain and river spirits.

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	::Fish Whisperer: You can cast Speak With Animals (fish only) 1/day.		::Fish Whisperer: You can cast Speak With Animals (fish only) 1/day.

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	==AD&D 1e==		==AD&D 1e==
			[[File:Spirit folk MC6.png\|right\|300px]]
	''Universal Traits:''		''Universal Traits:''
	::Ability Score Minimums: Strength 6, Dexterity 12, Constitution 6, Intelligence 12, Wisdom 9, Charisma 14		::Ability Score Minimums: Strength 6, Dexterity 12, Constitution 6, Intelligence 12, Wisdom 9, Charisma 14

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 22:39, 18 October 2021

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	'''Spirit Folk''' are an "oriental flavored" race of humanoids who have appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] throughout ~~two~~ editions, gracing the pages of ~~both~~ the [[Gary Gygax]]-written ''[[Oriental Adventures]]'' for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1e and the [[Wizards of the Coast]] splatbook ~~of the same name~~ for 3rd edition, in addition to the ''Unapproachable East'' splat for [[Forgotten Realms]] 3e.		'''Spirit Folk''' are an "oriental flavored" race of humanoids who have appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] throughout three editions, gracing the pages of the [[Gary Gygax]]-written ''[[Oriental Adventures]]'' for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1e, the [[Kara-Tur]] Monstrous Compedium Appendix for 2e, and the [[Wizards of the Coast]] Oriental Adventures splatbook for 3rd edition, in addition to the ''Unapproachable East'' splat for [[Forgotten Realms]] 3e.

	Spirit Folk are essentially "Oriental [[Elves]]" in terms of campaign placement and inherent abilities, although their backstory as the result of unions between humans and nature spirits means they are technically a kind of [[Planetouched]]. Although they lack the trademark D&D elfish ears, they retain the more important traits: small, slender build, beautiful fine-featured faces, longevity and innate mystical abilities. Spirit Folk are defined by their natural ties to one particular aspect of the natural world, which gives them certain powers; several subraces have appeared over the three sourcebooks they've featured in.		Spirit Folk are essentially "Oriental [[Elves]]" in terms of campaign placement and inherent abilities, although their backstory as the result of unions between humans and nature spirits means they are technically a kind of [[Planetouched]]. Although they lack the trademark D&D elfish ears, they retain the more important traits: small, slender build, beautiful fine-featured faces, longevity and innate mystical abilities. Spirit Folk are defined by their natural ties to one particular aspect of the natural world, which gives them certain powers; several subraces have appeared over the three sourcebooks they've featured in.

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	'''Spirit Folk''' are an "oriental flavored" race of humanoids who have appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] throughout two editions, gracing the pages of both the [[Gary Gygax]]-written ''Oriental Adventures'' for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1e and the [[Wizards of the Coast]] splatbook of the same name for 3rd edition, in addition to the ''Unapproachable East'' splat for [[Forgotten Realms]] 3e.		'''Spirit Folk''' are an "oriental flavored" race of humanoids who have appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] throughout two editions, gracing the pages of both the [[Gary Gygax]]-written ''[[Oriental Adventures]]'' for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1e and the [[Wizards of the Coast]] splatbook of the same name for 3rd edition, in addition to the ''Unapproachable East'' splat for [[Forgotten Realms]] 3e.

	Spirit Folk are essentially "Oriental [[Elves]]". Although they lack the trademark D&D elfish ears, they retain the more important traits: small, slender build, beautiful fine-featured faces, longevity and innate mystical abilities. Spirit Folk are defined by their natural ties to one particular aspect of the natural world, which gives them certain powers; several subraces have appeared over the three sourcebooks they've featured in.		Spirit Folk are essentially "Oriental [[Elves]]" in terms of campaign placement and inherent abilities, although their backstory as the result of unions between humans and nature spirits means they are technically a kind of [[Planetouched]]. Although they lack the trademark D&D elfish ears, they retain the more important traits: small, slender build, beautiful fine-featured faces, longevity and innate mystical abilities. Spirit Folk are defined by their natural ties to one particular aspect of the natural world, which gives them certain powers; several subraces have appeared over the three sourcebooks they've featured in.

	Traditionally, there are only three types of Spirit Folk, tied to Bamboo, Rivers and the Sea, but ''Unapproachable East'' added a fourth in the Mountain Spirit Folk.		Traditionally, there are only three types of Spirit Folk, tied to Bamboo, Rivers and the Sea, but ''Unapproachable East'' added a fourth in the Mountain Spirit Folk.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 07:29, 29 November 2017

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	'''Spirit Folk''' are an "oriental flavored" race of humanoids who have appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] throughout two editions, gracing the pages of both the [[Gary Gygax]]-written ''Oriental Adventures'' for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1e and the [[Wizards of the Coast]] splatbook of the same name for 3rd edition, in addition to the ''Unapproachable East'' splat for [[Forgotten Realms]] 3e.		'''Spirit Folk''' are an "oriental flavored" race of humanoids who have appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] throughout two editions, gracing the pages of both the [[Gary Gygax]]-written ''Oriental Adventures'' for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1e and the [[Wizards of the Coast]] splatbook of the same name for 3rd edition, in addition to the ''Unapproachable East'' splat for [[Forgotten Realms]] 3e.

	Spirit Folk are essentially "Oriental Elves". Although they lack the trademark D&D elfish ears, they retain the more important traits: small, slender build, beautiful fine-featured faces, longevity and innate mystical abilities. Spirit Folk are defined by their natural ties to one particular aspect of the natural world, which gives them certain powers; several subraces have appeared over the three sourcebooks they've featured in.		Spirit Folk are essentially "Oriental [[Elves]]". Although they lack the trademark D&D elfish ears, they retain the more important traits: small, slender build, beautiful fine-featured faces, longevity and innate mystical abilities. Spirit Folk are defined by their natural ties to one particular aspect of the natural world, which gives them certain powers; several subraces have appeared over the three sourcebooks they've featured in.

	Traditionally, there are only three types of Spirit Folk, tied to Bamboo, Rivers and the Sea, but ''Unapproachable East'' added a fourth in the Mountain Spirit Folk.		Traditionally, there are only three types of Spirit Folk, tied to Bamboo, Rivers and the Sea, but ''Unapproachable East'' added a fourth in the Mountain Spirit Folk.

1d4chan>Biggus Berrus at 00:14, 3 November 2017

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	::Can make a Knowledge (Nature) or an untrained Intelligence check with a +2 racial bonus against DC 15 to predict the weather for the next 24 hours.		::Can make a Knowledge (Nature) or an untrained Intelligence check with a +2 racial bonus against DC 15 to predict the weather for the next 24 hours.

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