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1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Gallery */

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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			Undine B2 PF.png
	Zahra Kadamizi.jpg		Zahra Kadamizi.jpg
	Undine PF 2e.png		Undine PF 2e.png

1d4chan>FenaTiX at 02:01, 21 May 2021

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	{{Starfinder-Races}}		{{Starfinder-Races}}

	[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: ~~Dungeons & Dragons~~]]		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category:Planetouched Races]]

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Gallery */ added images from the Advanced Race Guide

2021-03-22T18:37:37Z

Gallery: added images from the Advanced Race Guide

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1d4chan>Nubnuber: Added images

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	==Pathfinder==		==Pathfinder==
	Sadly, Undine has long gone unused as a concept in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] - unless one considers the Nereid to be drawing from its concept (which is fair, Undine was inspired by the Nereid and her fellow water [[nymph]]s). But, [[Pathfinder]] rescued the name for /tg/ by using as its own depiction of the water [[genasi]].		[[File:Senethar.jpg\|right\|thumb]]
			Sadly, Undine has long gone unused as a concept in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] - unless one considers the [[Nereid]] to be drawing from its concept (which is fair, Undine was inspired by the Nereid and her fellow water [[nymph]]s). But, [[Pathfinder]] rescued the name for /tg/ by using as its own depiction of the water [[genasi]].

	Pathfinder's undines trace their ancestry to denizens of the [[Elemental Planes]] associated with Water. This gives these [[planetouched]] skin in various bluish-green hues, pronounced "fin-like" ears, and webbed digits. Like all planetouched, they are an extremely mutable species, displaying a wide variety of forms and mutations, all ultimately harkening back to the sea. They typically live in coastal or floating communities, usually supporting themselves through trade, and as such have no particular biases against most races. Indeed, they often form an important link in the chain of society between land-dwellers and aquatic races. Sadly all of Pathfinder's gensai are, by it's own system for measuring race power, very underpowered.		Pathfinder's undines trace their ancestry to denizens of the [[Elemental Planes]] associated with Water. This gives these [[planetouched]] skin in various bluish-green hues, pronounced "fin-like" ears, and webbed digits. Like all planetouched, they are an extremely mutable species, displaying a wide variety of forms and mutations, all ultimately harkening back to the sea. They typically live in coastal or floating communities, usually supporting themselves through trade, and as such have no particular biases against most races. Indeed, they often form an important link in the chain of society between land-dwellers and aquatic races. Sadly all of Pathfinder's gensai are, by it's own system for measuring race power, very underpowered.
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	Unfortunately not a single class in the game really uses dex and wis but not strength. Late in the system's life two variants were added. Mistsoul has +2 con, +2 wis and -2 int and Obscuring Mist as an SLA. Rimesoul has +2 dex, +2 int and -2 cha with chill touch as an SLA.		Unfortunately not a single class in the game really uses dex and wis but not strength. Late in the system's life two variants were added. Mistsoul has +2 con, +2 wis and -2 int and Obscuring Mist as an SLA. Rimesoul has +2 dex, +2 int and -2 cha with chill touch as an SLA.

			==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			Zahra Kadamizi.jpg
			Undine PF 2e.png
			</gallery>

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

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Pathfinder */

2020-03-15T00:28:30Z

Pathfinder

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	[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]]		[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]]

1d4chan>Agiletek: /* Pathfinder */

2018-11-13T08:14:46Z

Pathfinder

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	Sadly, Undine has long gone unused as a concept in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] - unless one considers the Nereid to be drawing from its concept (which is fair, Undine was inspired by the Nereid and her fellow water [[nymph]]s). But, [[Pathfinder]] rescued the name for /tg/ by using as its own depiction of the water [[genasi]].		Sadly, Undine has long gone unused as a concept in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] - unless one considers the Nereid to be drawing from its concept (which is fair, Undine was inspired by the Nereid and her fellow water [[nymph]]s). But, [[Pathfinder]] rescued the name for /tg/ by using as its own depiction of the water [[genasi]].

	Pathfinder's undines trace their ancestry to denizens of the [[Elemental Planes]] associated with Water. This gives these [[planetouched]] skin in various bluish-green hues, pronounced "fin-like" ears, and webbed digits. Like all planetouched, they are an extremely mutable species, displaying a wide variety of forms and mutations, all ultimately harkening back to the sea. They typically live in coastal or floating communities, usually supporting themselves through trade, and as such have no particular biases against most races. Indeed, they often form an important link in the chain of society between land-dwellers and aquatic races.		Pathfinder's undines trace their ancestry to denizens of the [[Elemental Planes]] associated with Water. This gives these [[planetouched]] skin in various bluish-green hues, pronounced "fin-like" ears, and webbed digits. Like all planetouched, they are an extremely mutable species, displaying a wide variety of forms and mutations, all ultimately harkening back to the sea. They typically live in coastal or floating communities, usually supporting themselves through trade, and as such have no particular biases against most races. Indeed, they often form an important link in the chain of society between land-dwellers and aquatic races. Sadly all of Pathfinder's gensai are, by it's own system for measuring race power, very underpowered.

	::+2 Dexterity, +2 Wisdom, -2 Strength		::+2 Dexterity, +2 Wisdom, -2 Strength
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	* Terrain Chameleon: Replaces Energy Resistance with the ability to change color to blend into an underwater environment as a standard action, gaining a +4 bonus to Stealth checks in that terrain whilst disguised.		* Terrain Chameleon: Replaces Energy Resistance with the ability to change color to blend into an underwater environment as a standard action, gaining a +4 bonus to Stealth checks in that terrain whilst disguised.
	* Water Sense: Replaces Energy Resistance with Water Sense 30 feet; this functions as blindsense, but only functions when the undine is in water and only against creatures touching the same body of water that the undine is in.		* Water Sense: Replaces Energy Resistance with Water Sense 30 feet; this functions as blindsense, but only functions when the undine is in water and only against creatures touching the same body of water that the undine is in.

			Unfortunately not a single class in the game really uses dex and wis but not strength. Late in the system's life two variants were added. Mistsoul has +2 con, +2 wis and -2 int and Obscuring Mist as an SLA. Rimesoul has +2 dex, +2 int and -2 cha with chill touch as an SLA.

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

	[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]]		[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]]

2607:FB90:5E95:8B16:180E:C817:56CB:FC04 at 14:58, 15 June 2018

2018-06-15T14:58:21Z

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	'''Undine''' is the name that Paracelsus gave to his definition of the Water [[Elemental]], alongside of its companions the [[Gnome]], [[Salamander]] and [[Sylph]]. The term has since been used repeatedly in fantasy media for various ~~air~~-related elementals.		'''Undine''' is the name that Paracelsus gave to his definition of the Water [[Elemental]], alongside of its companions the [[Gnome]], [[Salamander]] and [[Sylph]]. The term has since been used repeatedly in fantasy media for various water-related elementals.

	==Pathfinder==		==Pathfinder==

1d4chan>Biggus Berrus at 14:05, 9 December 2017

2017-12-09T14:05:36Z

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	'''Undine''' is the name that Paracelsus gave to his definition of the Water [[~~Elemental (Monster)\|~~Elemental]], alongside of its companions the [[Gnome]], [[Salamander]] and [[Sylph]]. The term has since been used repeatedly in fantasy media for various air-related elementals.		'''Undine''' is the name that Paracelsus gave to his definition of the Water [[Elemental]], alongside of its companions the [[Gnome]], [[Salamander]] and [[Sylph]]. The term has since been used repeatedly in fantasy media for various air-related elementals.

	==Pathfinder==		==Pathfinder==