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Deva are a race descended from [[Exalted|the servitors of gods, endlessly reincarnated into new forms with dim memories of their pasts]]. Introduced in 4th edition as a replacement for [[Aasimar]]. If they get 'corrupted', they turn into [[Furries|Rakshasa]].
Deva are a race descended from [[Exalted|the servitors of gods, endlessly reincarnated into new forms with dim memories of their pasts]]. Introduced in 4th edition as a replacement for [[Aasimar]]. If they get 'corrupted', they turn into [[Furries|Rakshasa]].


Play as a Deva if you want:
Play as a Deva if you want to:
*To pretend you're a [[Exalted|Solar Exalted]]
*Be a lawful good prick
*Become a [[Furry|Rakshasa]] if you don't act like a lawful good prick


To pretend you're a [[Exalted|Solar Exalted]]
==Stats==
*Bonuses to Int and Wis
*Bonuses to defense against blooded creatures
*Resists Radiant/Necrotic Energies (Increases with level)
*Racial Ability: Encounter, adds 1d6 to a roll
*Skill Bonuses: History/Religion


Be a lawful good prick
==How to play a Deva==
Because of their bonuses, Devas make good casters, psionics and most non-physical casters.


Become a [[Furry|Rakshasa]] if you don't act like a lawful good prick
But the best class for a Deva is [[bard]]. For the sole reason that if someone asks something along the likes of "Are we not men?" you IMMEDIATELY reply "We are Deva!". Make sure to bring a fitting hat.
 
== Stats ==
Bonuses to Int and Wis
 
Bonuses to defense against blooded creatures
 
Resists Radiant/Necrotic Energies (Increases with level)
 
Racial Ability: Encounter, adds 1d6 to a roll
 
Skill Bonuses: History/Religion


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Revision as of 19:22, 13 September 2012

Deva are a race descended from the servitors of gods, endlessly reincarnated into new forms with dim memories of their pasts. Introduced in 4th edition as a replacement for Aasimar. If they get 'corrupted', they turn into Rakshasa.

Play as a Deva if you want to:

  • To pretend you're a Solar Exalted
  • Be a lawful good prick
  • Become a Rakshasa if you don't act like a lawful good prick

Stats

  • Bonuses to Int and Wis
  • Bonuses to defense against blooded creatures
  • Resists Radiant/Necrotic Energies (Increases with level)
  • Racial Ability: Encounter, adds 1d6 to a roll
  • Skill Bonuses: History/Religion

How to play a Deva

Because of their bonuses, Devas make good casters, psionics and most non-physical casters.

But the best class for a Deva is bard. For the sole reason that if someone asks something along the likes of "Are we not men?" you IMMEDIATELY reply "We are Deva!". Make sure to bring a fitting hat.

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