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			Through breeding experiments Yuan-ti have also created several other monsters to serve them that have Yuan-ti blood. One example is the Yuan-ti Ignan, which looks like a red-scaled abomination but with horns, more lizard-like features, and a tail that splits into two tails ending in hooks. They were created by breeding Yuan-ti with elemental creatures to create a Yuan-ti with fire powers, but this came at the cost of making them less intelligent and more bloodthirsty.

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1d4chan>Zimriel at 19:50, 16 October 2021

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	In generic D&D, yuan-ti are usually portrayed as descendants of mad serpent-worshipping witch-cults that fused and interbred with snakes in order to "evolve" into superior beings. They are, thereby, not ''primordial'' serpentfolk like the [[Scarred Lands]]' [[asaatthi]]. This may explain how female yuan-ti got boobies, not encountered on natural reptilians, but - in D&D - pervasive in [[aberration]]s and among [[demon]]s.		In generic D&D, yuan-ti are usually portrayed as descendants of mad serpent-worshipping witch-cults that fused and interbred with snakes in order to "evolve" into superior beings. They are, thereby, not ''primordial'' serpentfolk like the [[Scarred Lands]]' [[asaatthi]]. This may explain how female yuan-ti got boobies, not encountered on natural reptilians, but - in D&D - pervasive in [[aberration]]s and among [[demon]]s.

	According to the book [[Serpent Kingdoms]], the Yuan-ti were originally created as a servant race by an older race of snake people called the [[Sarrukh]], who also created several other [[Scalykind]] races, but the Yuan-ti rebelled and nearly drove them to extinction. This was only canon to [[Forgotten Realms]] ~~(and presumably [[Tanares]])~~; it has been ignored in later editions.		According to the book [[Serpent Kingdoms]], the Yuan-ti were originally created as a servant race by an older race of snake people called the [[Sarrukh]], who also created several other [[Scalykind]] races, but the Yuan-ti rebelled and nearly drove them to extinction. This was only canon to [[Forgotten Realms]]; it has been ignored in later editions.

	[[Zehir]] is the yuan-ti racial deity. Unusually this wasn't revealed till late 3.5 and he's not actually in any ''books'' from that era. His debut was as the ultimate antagonist of ''Storm of Zehir'', the second expansion pack of ''Neverwinter Nights 2'', which means there is plenty of Yuan-ti stuff in the campaign.		[[Zehir]] is the yuan-ti racial deity. Unusually this wasn't revealed till late 3.5 and he's not actually in any ''books'' from that era. His debut was as the ultimate antagonist of ''Storm of Zehir'', the second expansion pack of ''Neverwinter Nights 2'', which means there is plenty of Yuan-ti stuff in the campaign.

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Ooh! Snake Surprise!

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	In generic D&D, yuan-ti are usually portrayed as descendants of mad serpent-worshipping witch-cults that fused and interbred with snakes in order to "evolve" into superior beings. They are, thereby, not ''primordial'' serpentfolk like the [[Scarred Lands]]' [[asaatthi]]. This may explain how female yuan-ti got boobies, not encountered on natural reptilians, but - in D&D - pervasive in [[aberration]]s and among [[demon]]s.		In generic D&D, yuan-ti are usually portrayed as descendants of mad serpent-worshipping witch-cults that fused and interbred with snakes in order to "evolve" into superior beings. They are, thereby, not ''primordial'' serpentfolk like the [[Scarred Lands]]' [[asaatthi]]. This may explain how female yuan-ti got boobies, not encountered on natural reptilians, but - in D&D - pervasive in [[aberration]]s and among [[demon]]s.

	According to the book [[Serpent Kingdoms]], the Yuan-ti were originally created as a servant race by an older race of snake people called the [[Sarrukh]], who also created several other [[Scalykind]] races, but the Yuan-ti rebelled and nearly drove them to extinction. This was only canon to [[Forgotten Realms]] and has been ignored in later editions.		According to the book [[Serpent Kingdoms]], the Yuan-ti were originally created as a servant race by an older race of snake people called the [[Sarrukh]], who also created several other [[Scalykind]] races, but the Yuan-ti rebelled and nearly drove them to extinction. This was only canon to [[Forgotten Realms]] (and presumably [[Tanares]]); it has been ignored in later editions.

	[[Zehir]] is the yuan-ti racial deity. Unusually this wasn't revealed till late 3.5 and he's not actually in any ''books'' from that era. His debut was as the ultimate antagonist of ''Storm of Zehir'', the second expansion pack of ''Neverwinter Nights 2'', which means there is plenty of Yuan-ti stuff in the campaign.		[[Zehir]] is the yuan-ti racial deity. Unusually this wasn't revealed till late 3.5 and he's not actually in any ''books'' from that era. His debut was as the ultimate antagonist of ''Storm of Zehir'', the second expansion pack of ''Neverwinter Nights 2'', which means there is plenty of Yuan-ti stuff in the campaign.

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Tiers

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	'''Anathemas''', are essentially a [[hydra]] version of abominations; bigger, claw-fingered, and with six snake's heads in place of one. Anathemae are worshipped as demigods. Depending on the setting, they are either the rulers of the entire race, or they may just be the leaders of their own small cults because their presence is destabilizing to Yuan-ti society so they are cast out of Yuan-ti cities. The 4th edition version of the anathema instead looks like a large snake's head attached to a body made out of numerous smaller snakes. They were once the rulers of the Yuan-ti race before all of them went insane and were locked up.		'''Anathemas''', are essentially a [[hydra]] version of abominations; bigger, claw-fingered, and with six snake's heads in place of one. Anathemae are worshipped as demigods. Depending on the setting, they are either the rulers of the entire race, or they may just be the leaders of their own small cults because their presence is destabilizing to Yuan-ti society so they are cast out of Yuan-ti cities. The 4th edition version of the anathema instead looks like a large snake's head attached to a body made out of numerous smaller snakes. They were once the rulers of the Yuan-ti race before all of them went insane and were locked up.
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	Yuan-ti anathema 3e.jpg		Yuan-ti anathema 3e.jpg\|Why yes that ''is'' a naked [[Furry\|humanoid snake woman]] draped in snakes seemingly [[/d/\|joyously offering herself to a multi headed snake man]]. Why do you ask?
	Yuan-ti anathema 4e.jpg\|What's snakier than a snakeman made out of snakes?		Yuan-ti anathema 4e.jpg\|What's snakier than a snakeman made out of snakes?
	Yuan-ti anathema 5e.jpg		Yuan-ti anathema 5e.jpg\| yeah its a terrifying abomination ''but have you heard it's singing voice?''
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1d4chan>Zimriel at 23:21, 10 March 2021

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	Yuan-ti are of particular prominence in the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting, where they used to rule the world, or at least are one of the direct successors to a pre-humanoid empire; and in [[Eberron]], where they have coatl-based good-aligned counterparts who serve the Silver Flame. They are a big deal in [[Monte Cook]]'s more-obscure [[Ghostwalk]] also.		Yuan-ti are of particular prominence in the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting, where they used to rule the world, or at least are one of the direct successors to a pre-humanoid empire; and in [[Eberron]], where they have coatl-based good-aligned counterparts who serve the Silver Flame. They are a big deal in [[Monte Cook]]'s more-obscure [[Ghostwalk]] also.

	Elsewhere, [[Fantasy Flight Games]]' Dawnforge setting has yuan-ti as its ancient race. The whole point of Dawnforge is that mammalian humanoids are New Here; its designers needed ''something'' to construct whatever ancient ruins and dungeons we're to be exploring, so yuan-ti it was. Both Eberron and Dawnforge were submitted to Wizards of the Coast; Eberron got the nod to be an official setting, Dawnforge didn't but were allowed to keep the yuan-ti when the designers went to Fantasy Flight. Very nice of WotC. Monte snuck one into the [[Banewarrens]], too, perhaps because this whole arc in its [[Ptolus]] was his test-site for third edition in the first place and WotC didn't feel like pushing it.		Elsewhere, [[Fantasy Flight Games]]' [[Dawnforge]] setting has yuan-ti as its ancient race. The whole point of Dawnforge is that mammalian humanoids are New Here; its designers needed ''something'' to construct whatever ancient ruins and dungeons we're to be exploring, so yuan-ti it was. Both Eberron and Dawnforge were submitted to Wizards of the Coast; Eberron got the nod to be an official setting, Dawnforge didn't but were allowed to keep the yuan-ti when the designers went to Fantasy Flight. Very nice of WotC. Monte snuck one into the [[Banewarrens]], too, perhaps because this whole arc in its [[Ptolus]] was his test-site for third edition in the first place and WotC didn't feel like pushing it.

	==Ooh! Snake Surprise!==		==Ooh! Snake Surprise!==

1d4chan>Zimriel at 16:36, 20 December 2020

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	Yuan-ti are of particular prominence in the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting, where they used to rule the world, or at least are one of the direct successors to a pre-humanoid empire; and in [[Eberron]], where they have coatl-based good-aligned counterparts who serve the Silver Flame. They are a big deal in [[Monte Cook]]'s more-obscure [[Ghostwalk]] also.		Yuan-ti are of particular prominence in the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting, where they used to rule the world, or at least are one of the direct successors to a pre-humanoid empire; and in [[Eberron]], where they have coatl-based good-aligned counterparts who serve the Silver Flame. They are a big deal in [[Monte Cook]]'s more-obscure [[Ghostwalk]] also.

	Elsewhere, [[Fantasy Flight Games]]' Dawnforge setting has yuan-ti as its ancient race. The whole point of Dawnforge is that mammalian humanoids are New Here; its designers needed ''something'' to construct whatever ancient ruins and dungeons we're to be exploring, so yuan-ti it was. Both Eberron and Dawnforge were submitted to Wizards of the Coast; Eberron got the nod to be an official setting, Dawnforge didn't but were allowed to keep the yuan-ti when the designers went to Fantasy Flight. Very nice of WotC. ~~Somehow~~ Monte snuck one into the [[Banewarrens]], too, perhaps because this whole arc in its [[Ptolus]] was his test-site for third edition in the first place.		Elsewhere, [[Fantasy Flight Games]]' Dawnforge setting has yuan-ti as its ancient race. The whole point of Dawnforge is that mammalian humanoids are New Here; its designers needed ''something'' to construct whatever ancient ruins and dungeons we're to be exploring, so yuan-ti it was. Both Eberron and Dawnforge were submitted to Wizards of the Coast; Eberron got the nod to be an official setting, Dawnforge didn't but were allowed to keep the yuan-ti when the designers went to Fantasy Flight. Very nice of WotC. Monte snuck one into the [[Banewarrens]], too, perhaps because this whole arc in its [[Ptolus]] was his test-site for third edition in the first place and WotC didn't feel like pushing it.

	==Ooh! Snake Surprise!==		==Ooh! Snake Surprise!==