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1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva: /* 5e */

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	:::Effect: You can cast Nondetection on yourself at-will. You can also cast each of the following spells once with this trait and must then complete a long rest before you can cast them again: Blindness/Deafness, Blur, and Disguise Self. All spells cast with this feat key off of your Intelligence.		:::Effect: You can cast Nondetection on yourself at-will. You can also cast each of the following spells once with this trait and must then complete a long rest before you can cast them again: Blindness/Deafness, Blur, and Disguise Self. All spells cast with this feat key off of your Intelligence.

	''Mordekainen's Monsters of the Multiverse'' had oddly split the Svirfneblin from the general gnomish race into a separate race, as had happened to the Eladrin and Duergar, and ~~being~~ renamed into Deep Gnomes. For the most part, it was unchanged aside from the stat boosts being fixed to the Tasha's paradigm (+2 to two stats or +1 to three) as well as making the Advantage on Stealth being effective on any circumstance in exchange for having a limited number of uses per day. In addition, the Deep Gnomes have innate spells for Nondetection and Disguise Self without needing to blow a feat.		''Mordekainen's Monsters of the Multiverse'' had oddly split the Svirfneblin from the general gnomish race into a separate race, as had happened to the [[Eladrin]] and [[Duergar]], and renamed them into the easier to pronounce Deep Gnomes. For the most part, it was unchanged aside from the stat boosts being fixed to the Tasha's paradigm (+2/+1 to two stats or +1 to three) as well as making the Advantage on Stealth being effective on any circumstance in exchange for having a limited number of uses per day. In addition, the Deep Gnomes have innate spells for Nondetection and Disguise Self without needing to blow a feat.

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1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva: /* 5e */

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	::Stone Camouflage: Advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks in rocky terrain (from Svirfneblin).		::Stone Camouflage: Advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks in rocky terrain (from Svirfneblin).

	* Feat: Svirfneblin Magic		:::* Feat: Svirfneblin Magic
	Requires: Gnome race and Svirfneblin subrace		:::Requires: Gnome race and Svirfneblin subrace
	Effect: You can cast Nondetection on yourself at-will. You can also cast each of the following spells once with this trait and must then complete a long rest before you can cast them again: Blindness/Deafness, Blur, and Disguise Self. All spells cast with this feat key off of your Intelligence.		:::Effect: You can cast Nondetection on yourself at-will. You can also cast each of the following spells once with this trait and must then complete a long rest before you can cast them again: Blindness/Deafness, Blur, and Disguise Self. All spells cast with this feat key off of your Intelligence.

	''Mordekainen's Monsters of the Multiverse'' had oddly split the Svirfneblin from the general gnomish race into a separate race, as had happened to the Eladrin and Duergar. For the most part, it was unchanged aside from the stat boosts being fixed to the Tasha's paradigm (+2 to two stats or +1 to three) as well as making the Advantage on Stealth being effective on any circumstance in exchange for having a limited number of uses per day.		''Mordekainen's Monsters of the Multiverse'' had oddly split the Svirfneblin from the general gnomish race into a separate race, as had happened to the Eladrin and Duergar, and being renamed into Deep Gnomes. For the most part, it was unchanged aside from the stat boosts being fixed to the Tasha's paradigm (+2 to two stats or +1 to three) as well as making the Advantage on Stealth being effective on any circumstance in exchange for having a limited number of uses per day. In addition, the Deep Gnomes have innate spells for Nondetection and Disguise Self without needing to blow a feat.

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1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva: /* 5e */

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	===5e===		===5e===
	With their long history, it goes without saying that ~~svirfneblin~~ as a gnomish subrace were a shoe-in for the ''Elemental Evil Player's Guide'', and subsequently were reprinted in the Forgotten Realms' ''Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide''. They are unique amongst the playable races of 5e so far in that they compensate for their traditional abundance of magical powers by delegating most of their spell-like abilities to a racial feat. This is a trait 5e has yet to reuse for other, similarly "extra strong" races.		With their long history, it goes without saying that Svirfneblin as a gnomish subrace were a shoe-in for the ''Elemental Evil Player's Guide'', and subsequently were reprinted in the Forgotten Realms' ''Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide''. They are unique amongst the playable races of 5e so far in that they compensate for their traditional abundance of magical powers by delegating most of their spell-like abilities to a racial feat. This is a trait 5e has yet to reuse for other, similarly "extra strong" races.

	::Ability Score Modifiers: +2 Intelligence (from Gnome), +1 Dexterity (from Svirfneblin)		::Ability Score Modifiers: +2 Intelligence (from Gnome), +1 Dexterity (from Svirfneblin)
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	::Vision: Superior Darkvision - 120 feet (from Svirfneblin)		::Vision: Superior Darkvision - 120 feet (from Svirfneblin)
	::Gnome Cunning: Advantage on all Int, Wis and Cha saving throws against magic (from gnome).		::Gnome Cunning: Advantage on all Int, Wis and Cha saving throws against magic (from gnome).
	::Stone ~~Camouflagee~~: Advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks in rocky terrain (from Svirfneblin).		::Stone Camouflage: Advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks in rocky terrain (from Svirfneblin).

	* Feat: Svirfneblin Magic		* Feat: Svirfneblin Magic
	Requires: Gnome race and Svirfneblin subrace		Requires: Gnome race and Svirfneblin subrace
	Effect: You can cast Nondetection on yourself at-will. You can also cast each of the following spells once with this trait and must then complete a long rest before you can cast them again: Blindness/Deafness, Blur, and Disguise Self. All spells cast with this feat key off of your Intelligence.		Effect: You can cast Nondetection on yourself at-will. You can also cast each of the following spells once with this trait and must then complete a long rest before you can cast them again: Blindness/Deafness, Blur, and Disguise Self. All spells cast with this feat key off of your Intelligence.

			''Mordekainen's Monsters of the Multiverse'' had oddly split the Svirfneblin from the general gnomish race into a separate race, as had happened to the Eladrin and Duergar. For the most part, it was unchanged aside from the stat boosts being fixed to the Tasha's paradigm (+2 to two stats or +1 to three) as well as making the Advantage on Stealth being effective on any circumstance in exchange for having a limited number of uses per day.

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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 20:20, 2 February 2022

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	{{Pathfinder-Races}}		{{Pathfinder-Races}}

			==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			svirfneblin ARG.png\|Pathfinder
			</gallery>

	==Monstergirls?==		==Monstergirls?==

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Pathfinder */

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Pathfinder

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	====Pathfinder====		====Pathfinder====
			[[File:Svirfneblin B1.png\|right\|200px]]
	Ironically, despite their long association with D&D, svirfneblin are - or at least were - legal enough for [[Pathfinder]] to use them in the ''Advanced Race Guide'' and its follow-up ''Inner Sea Races''. However, perhaps due to the tenuous nature of that claim, those were the only books they received any attention in, and Pathfinder mostly prefers to focus on the [[Pech]] instead.		Ironically, despite their long association with D&D, svirfneblin are - or at least were - legal enough for [[Pathfinder]] to use them in the ''Advanced Race Guide'' and its follow-up ''Inner Sea Races''. However, perhaps due to the tenuous nature of that claim, those were the only books they received any attention in, and Pathfinder mostly prefers to focus on the [[Pech]] instead.

1d4chan>Nubnuber: Added images

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	[[File:Deep_Gnome.jpg\|~~400px~~\|right]]		[[File:Deep_Gnome.jpg\|300px\|right]]
	If you're a newcomer to the realms of [[Dungeons & Dragons]], you may be wondering: "wow, there's an [[elf]] subspecies for almost every frigging region, and the [[dwarf]]s are almost as bad. There's even versions down in the [[Underdark]]. But what about [[gnomes]]? Do they have kin down there?"		If you're a newcomer to the realms of [[Dungeons & Dragons]], you may be wondering: "wow, there's an [[elf]] subspecies for almost every frigging region, and the [[dwarf]]s are almost as bad. There's even versions down in the [[Underdark]]. But what about [[gnomes]]? Do they have kin down there?"

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	==PC Stats==		==PC Stats==
	===AD&D===		===AD&D===
			[[File:deep gnome 1e.jpg\|right\|200px]]
	Playable Svirfneblin first appeared in the 1e supplement ''Unearthed Arcana'', before reappearing for 2e in both ''The Complete Book of Gnomes & Halflings'' and ''Players Option: Skills & Powers''.		Playable Svirfneblin first appeared in the 1e supplement ''Unearthed Arcana'', before reappearing for 2e in both ''The Complete Book of Gnomes & Halflings'' and ''Players Option: Skills & Powers''.

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	::+1 bonus on "to hit" rolls and damage rolls against [[drow]] and [[kuo-toa]]. Lolwut, you ask? If you were playing a deep gnome at this stage in 1e, you were probably playing him in the D2-D3 network - so those were what you trained against.		::+1 bonus on "to hit" rolls and damage rolls against [[drow]] and [[kuo-toa]]. Lolwut, you ask? If you were playing a deep gnome at this stage in 1e, you were probably playing him in the D2-D3 network - so those were what you trained against.

			[[File:svirfneblin MC3.jpg\|right\|300px]]
	''2e Version:''		''2e Version:''
	::Ability Score Minimums: Str 6, Dex 6, Con 6, Int 3, Wis 4, Cha 3		::Ability Score Minimums: Str 6, Dex 6, Con 6, Int 3, Wis 4, Cha 3
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	====Pathfinder====		====Pathfinder====
	Ironically, despite their long association with D&D, svirfneblin are - or at least were - legal enough for [[Pathfinder]] to use them in the ''Advanced Race Guide'' and its follow-up ''Inner Sea Races''. However, perhaps due to the tenuous nature of that claim, those were the only books they received any attention in, and Pathfinder mostly prefers to focus on the Pech instead.		Ironically, despite their long association with D&D, svirfneblin are - or at least were - legal enough for [[Pathfinder]] to use them in the ''Advanced Race Guide'' and its follow-up ''Inner Sea Races''. However, perhaps due to the tenuous nature of that claim, those were the only books they received any attention in, and Pathfinder mostly prefers to focus on the [[Pech]] instead.

	::+2 Dexterity, +2 Wisdom, -2 Strength, -4 Charisma		::+2 Dexterity, +2 Wisdom, -2 Strength, -4 Charisma

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 16:11, 16 July 2021

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	Thusly, although never allowed to truly hold the spotlight, svirfneblin have been present in every single edition, and playable whenever they appeared.		Thusly, although never allowed to truly hold the spotlight, svirfneblin have been present in every single edition, and playable whenever they appeared.

	''White Dwarf'' in [[Fiend Factory]] "revealed" that they worship Ranssass Rockshaper but nah, bro. They just worship what other gnomes do, albeit with shifts of emphasis; Garl Glittergold isn't as relevant to them as (say) Callarduran Smoothhands.		''White Dwarf'' in [[Fiend Factory]] "revealed" that they worship [[Ranssass Rockshaper]] but nah, bro. They just worship what other gnomes do, albeit with shifts of emphasis; [[Garl Glittergold]] isn't as relevant to them as (say) [[Callarduran Smoothhands]].

	==PC Stats==		==PC Stats==

1d4chan>Zimriel at 14:49, 16 July 2021

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	Thusly, although never allowed to truly hold the spotlight, svirfneblin have been present in every single edition, and playable whenever they appeared.		Thusly, although never allowed to truly hold the spotlight, svirfneblin have been present in every single edition, and playable whenever they appeared.

			''White Dwarf'' in [[Fiend Factory]] "revealed" that they worship Ranssass Rockshaper but nah, bro. They just worship what other gnomes do, albeit with shifts of emphasis; Garl Glittergold isn't as relevant to them as (say) Callarduran Smoothhands.

	==PC Stats==		==PC Stats==