Today Gavin and Matt talk about Adventure and their flexibility. They also show off these two commons, useful as removal early on, and great at providing a board presence that's hard to get rid of later on.
Right, what is the difference between a Forgotten Realms naga and a Forgotten Realms snake(folk), and why are they both in the set as creature types on sentient snakefolk?
Right, what is the difference between a Forgotten Realms naga and a Forgotten Realms snake(folk), and why are they both in the set as creature types on sentient snakefolk?
Because even within Magic there's not much of a reason they use Snake or Naga sometimes. Naga is one of the more useless creature types within Magic.
Morphologicaly Naga in D&D are snakes with human face, while snakefolks (Yuan Ti) generally are humanoid, with the exception of the most corrupted. Also, Naga are immortal beings, while Yuan Ti are a mundane race, like human or dwarf.
Morphologicaly Naga in D&D are snakes with human face, while snakefolks (Yuan Ti) generally are humanoid, with the exception of the most corrupted. Also, Naga are immortal beings, while Yuan Ti are a mundane race, like human or dwarf.
Yuan Ti Purebloods are humaniods, but most other types are abberations.
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Spoiler EditorToday Gavin and Matt talk about Adventure and their flexibility. They also show off these two commons, useful as removal early on, and great at providing a board presence that's hard to get rid of later on.
Because even within Magic there's not much of a reason they use Snake or Naga sometimes. Naga is one of the more useless creature types within Magic.
Yuan Ti Purebloods are humaniods, but most other types are abberations.