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	==Publication History==		==Publication History==
	Tasloi first appeared in the [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons#AD&D 1st Edition\|1st Edition]] adventure [[Dwellers of the Forbidden City]], and were subsequently reprinted in the same edition's Monster Manual II. They reappeared in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons#AD&D 2nd Edition\|2nd edition]] first in the Monstrous Compendium Volume 2, and then in the Monstrous Manual, before being upgraded to PC-viable in [[Dragon Magazine]] #262. They received a [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition\|3rd edition]] update in [[Oriental Adventures]], and made their final appearance to date in "Shining South": a [[3.5e]] [[Forgotten Realms]] supplement that also presented them as a player-character race.		Tasloi first appeared in the [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons#AD&D 1st Edition\|1st Edition]] adventure [[Dwellers of the Forbidden City]], and were subsequently reprinted in the same edition's Monster Manual II. They reappeared in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons#AD&D 2nd Edition\|2nd edition]] first in the Monstrous Compendium Volume 2, and then in the Monstrous Manual, before being upgraded to PC-viable in [[Dragon Magazine]] #262. They received a [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition\|3rd edition]] update in [[Oriental Adventures]], and made their final appearance to date in "[[Shining South]]": a [[3.5e]] [[Forgotten Realms]] supplement that also presented them as a player-character race.

	==Fluff==		==Fluff==

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	[[File:Tasloi 3e.jpg\|right\|300px]]		[[File:Tasloi 3e.jpg\|right\|300px]]

	The '''~~Tasloi~~''' are an obscure species of humanoid from [[Dungeons & Dragons]], seemingly native to the [[Forgotten Realms]]. Residents of tropical jungles, the tasloi are described as "long-limbed, flat-headed" humanoids with lustrous green skin thinly covered in coarse black hair, and golden, cat-like eyes. In a nutshell, they look something like a [[goblin]] and something more like a small ape, especially with their tendency to crouch as they walk and use their long arms for extra support by knuckle-walking.		The '''tasloi''' are an obscure species of humanoid from [[Dungeons & Dragons]], seemingly native to the [[Forgotten Realms]]. Residents of tropical jungles, the tasloi are described as "long-limbed, flat-headed" humanoids with lustrous green skin thinly covered in coarse black hair, and golden, cat-like eyes. In a nutshell, they look something like a [[goblin]] and something more like a small ape, especially with their tendency to crouch as they walk and use their long arms for extra support by knuckle-walking.

	Tasloi first appeared in the [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1e adventure [[Dwellers of the Forbidden City]], and were subsequently reprinted in the 1e Monster Manual II. They reappeared in 2nd edition first in the Monstrous Compendium Volume 2, and then in the Monstrous Manual, before being upgraded to PC-viable in [[Dragon Magazine]] #262. They received a ~~3.0~~ update in [[Oriental Adventures]], and made their final appearance to date in "Shining South", a 3.5 [[Forgotten Realms]] supplement that also presented them as a player-character race.		==Publication History==
			Tasloi first appeared in the [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons#AD&D 1st Edition\|1st Edition]] adventure [[Dwellers of the Forbidden City]], and were subsequently reprinted in the same edition's Monster Manual II. They reappeared in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons#AD&D 2nd Edition\|2nd edition]] first in the Monstrous Compendium Volume 2, and then in the Monstrous Manual, before being upgraded to PC-viable in [[Dragon Magazine]] #262. They received a [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition\|3rd edition]] update in [[Oriental Adventures]], and made their final appearance to date in "Shining South": a [[3.5e]] [[Forgotten Realms]] supplement that also presented them as a player-character race.

	~~Tasloi~~ are a primitive species of hunter-gatherers, dwelling in loosely structured bands of multiple families within ~~treeptop~~ villages underneath the dense canopy; tasloi have keen eyes that are adapted for low-light conditions, and can't stand bright sunlight. Their villages often keep large jungle vermin as steeds or added muscle; in AD&D, they are said to favor both giant spiders and giant wasps, whilst in "Shining South", they are said to prefer [[Dire Rat]]s and Spider Eaters; this can easily be attributed to regional differences. It is not known where and how tasloi originated. It is likely they have been around for many millennia, interbreeding in deep isolated jungles. Their primitive lifestyle has probably existed in much the same fashion for thousands upon thousands of years.		==Fluff==
			It is not known where and how tasloi originated. It is likely they have been around for many millennia, interbreeding in deep isolated jungles. Their lifestyle has probably existed in much the same fashion for thousands upon thousands of years.<br>
			They are a primitive species of hunter-gatherers, dwelling in loosely structured bands of multiple families within tree-top villages underneath the dense canopy; tasloi have keen eyes that are adapted for low-light conditions, and can't stand bright sunlight. Their villages often keep large jungle vermin as steeds or added muscle; in AD&D, they are said to favor both giant spiders and giant wasps, whilst in "Shining South", they are said to prefer [[Dire Rat\|Dire Rats]] and Spider Eaters; this can easily be attributed to regional differences.

	While certainly among the least fearsome of all jungle creatures, tasloi are perhaps worth worrying about in numbers, or after fleeing encounters with nastier jungle denizens. Tasloi know the location of such lairs and often set up obvious escape routes for any creature that foolishly finds itself confronting the beast. The tasloi then lay their traps along the escape path and wait for the weakened, unsuspecting creatures to run through blindly. This strategy is highly successful, apparently, as the tasloi boast many more trophies than their small size and limited prowess might otherwise indicate. This is of great concern to any neighboring races; tasloi are cannibals, and known to greatly savor the taste of [[human]] and [[elf]] meat. As such, they will often ambush traveling parties from above. If a party is too vigilant or prepared, the tasloi attempt to wear down the group through short, sudden attacks followed by retreat. If possible, tasloi try to steal the enemy’s dead after an attack.		While certainly among the least fearsome of all jungle creatures, tasloi are perhaps worth worrying about in numbers, or after fleeing encounters with nastier jungle denizens. Tasloi know the location of such lairs and often set up obvious escape routes for any creature that foolishly finds itself confronting the beast. The tasloi then lay their traps along the escape path and wait for the weakened, unsuspecting creatures to run through blindly. This strategy is highly successful, apparently, as the tasloi boast many more trophies than their small size and limited prowess might otherwise indicate. This is of great concern to any neighboring races; tasloi are cannibals, and known to greatly savor the taste of [[human]] and [[elf]] meat. As such, they will often ambush traveling parties from above. If a party is too vigilant or prepared, the tasloi attempt to wear down the group through short, sudden attacks followed by retreat. If possible, tasloi try to steal the enemy’s dead after an attack.
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	Despite looking and acting so much like goblins, and even worshipping [[Maglubiyet]] in their Shining South depiction, tasloi are not officially considered part of the [[goblinoid]] family tree. This is something a lot of players call bullshit on, and may explain why they have been absent since third edition.		Despite looking and acting so much like goblins, and even worshipping [[Maglubiyet]] in their Shining South depiction, tasloi are not officially considered part of the [[goblinoid]] family tree. This is something a lot of players call bullshit on, and may explain why they have been absent since third edition.

	==AD&~~D Stats~~==		==Statblocks==
			===Advanced Dungeons & Dragons===
	::Ability Score Minimum/Maximum: Strength 3/17, Dexterity 10/19, Constitution 3/18, Intelligence 3/17, Wisdom 3/18, Charisma 3/17		::Ability Score Minimum/Maximum: Strength 3/17, Dexterity 10/19, Constitution 3/18, Intelligence 3/17, Wisdom 3/18, Charisma 3/17
	::Ability Score Adjustments: +2 Dexterity, -1 Strength, -1 Intelligence		::Ability Score Adjustments: +2 Dexterity, -1 Strength, -1 Intelligence
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	::Nonweapon Proficiencies: Alertness, Animal Lore, Animal Noise, Animal Training (Spiders & Wasps), Blind-fighting, Danger Sense, Direction Sense, Eating, Endurance, Fire-building, Fishing, Herbalism, Hiding, Hunting, umping, Local History, Looting, Natural Fighting, Observation, Religion, Airborne Riding (Giant Wasp), Rope Use, Set Snares, Survival, Tightrope Walking, Tracking, Tumbling, Ventriloquism, Voice Mimicry, Weather Sense, Wild Fighting		::Nonweapon Proficiencies: Alertness, Animal Lore, Animal Noise, Animal Training (Spiders & Wasps), Blind-fighting, Danger Sense, Direction Sense, Eating, Endurance, Fire-building, Fishing, Herbalism, Hiding, Hunting, umping, Local History, Looting, Natural Fighting, Observation, Religion, Airborne Riding (Giant Wasp), Rope Use, Set Snares, Survival, Tightrope Walking, Tracking, Tumbling, Ventriloquism, Voice Mimicry, Weather Sense, Wild Fighting

	==~~3e Stats~~==		===3rd Edition===
	::-2 Strenth, -2 Charisma, +2 Dexterity		::-2 Strenth, -2 Charisma, +2 Dexterity
	::Small		::Small
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	::[[Favored Class]]: [[Rogue]]		::[[Favored Class]]: [[Rogue]]

	~~==See Also==~~		{{D&D3e-Races}}
	*[[Dungeons & ~~Dragons 3rd Edition races]]~~
	~~[[Category:Monsters]]~~
	~~[[Category:Forgotten Realms]][[Category:Dungeons & Dragons Races]][[Category:~~Races]]

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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	[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]]		[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons Races]][[Category:Forgotten Realms]][[Category:Monsters]]

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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	Tasloi I1 1.jpg		Tasloi I1 1.jpg\|I1
	Tasloi I1 2.jpg		Tasloi I1 2.jpg
	Tasloi I1 3.jpg		Tasloi I1 3.jpg
	Tasloi I1 4.jpg		Tasloi I1 4.jpg
	Tasloi 1e.webp		Tasloi 1e.webp\|1e
	Tasloi ~~MCv2~~.~~png~~		Tasloi MCV2.jpg\|2e
	Tasloi MM 2e.png		Tasloi MM 2e.png
	Tasloi Dragon 262.jpg		Tasloi Dragon 262.jpg
	Tasloi Oriental Adventures.jpg		Tasloi Oriental Adventures.jpg\|3e Oriental Adventures
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	[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]]		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]]

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	::-1 penalty to attack rolls in daylight conditions.		::-1 penalty to attack rolls in daylight conditions.
	::Weapon Proficiencies: Javelin, Club, Shortsword, Net, Lasso		::Weapon Proficiencies: Javelin, Club, Shortsword, Net, Lasso
	::Nonweapon Proficiencies: ~~ALertness~~, Animal Lore, Animal Noise, Animal Training (Spiders & Wasps), Blind-fighting, Danger Sense, Direction Sense, Eating, Endurance, Fire-building, Fishing, Herbalism, Hiding, Hunting, umping, Local History, Looting, Natural Fighting, Observation, Religion, Airborne Riding (Giant Wasp), Rope Use, Set Snares, Survival, Tightrope Walking, Tracking, Tumbling, Ventriloquism, Voice Mimicry, Weather Sense, Wild Fighting		::Nonweapon Proficiencies: Alertness, Animal Lore, Animal Noise, Animal Training (Spiders & Wasps), Blind-fighting, Danger Sense, Direction Sense, Eating, Endurance, Fire-building, Fishing, Herbalism, Hiding, Hunting, umping, Local History, Looting, Natural Fighting, Observation, Religion, Airborne Riding (Giant Wasp), Rope Use, Set Snares, Survival, Tightrope Walking, Tracking, Tumbling, Ventriloquism, Voice Mimicry, Weather Sense, Wild Fighting

	==3e Stats==		==3e Stats==

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	~~File:~~Tasloi I1 1.jpg		Tasloi I1 1.jpg
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	~~File:~~Tasloi I1 3.jpg		Tasloi I1 3.jpg
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	~~File:~~Tasloi 1e.webp		Tasloi 1e.webp
	~~File:~~Tasloi MCv2.png		Tasloi MCv2.png
	~~File:~~Tasloi MM 2e.png		Tasloi MM 2e.png
	~~File:~~Tasloi Dragon 262.jpg		Tasloi Dragon 262.jpg
	~~File:~~Tasloi Oriental Adventures.jpg		Tasloi Oriental Adventures.jpg
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	[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]]		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]]

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 The '''Tasloi''' are an obscure species of humanoid from [[Dungeons & Dragons]], seemingly native to the [[Forgotten Realms]]. Residents of tropical jungles, the tasloi are described as "long-limbed, flat-headed" humanoids with lustrous green skin thinly covered in coarse black hair, and golden, cat-like eyes. In a nutshell, they look something like a [[goblin]] and something more like a small ape, especially with their tendency to crouch as they walk and use their long arms for extra support by knuckle-walking.
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 ==See Also==
 *[[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition races]]
 [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]]

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	*[[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition races]]		*[[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition races]]
			[[Category:Monsters]]
			[[Category:Forgotten Realms]][[Category:Dungeons & Dragons Races]][[Category:Races]]

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==