Can a Tiefling have white skin?

Tiefling bloodlines They have long, forked, prehensile tails and pupil-less eyes of solid colours including: red, brown or rarely, white or even gold.

What skin color can tieflings be?

Tiefling skin ranges through common human shades right into the reds, ranging from brick red to a ruddy tan. Tiefling hair, which starts behind their horns, ranges from dark blue to purple to red in addition to more normal human colors.

Are there green tieflings?

In 5e, Sword Coast Adventurer’s Guide, p. 118 mentions this in the Tiefling Variants sidebar (“red or dark blue skin”). Green skin: In 2e, The Planewalker’s Handbook, p. 80, green skin is an option.

Can tieflings change appearance?

There are also tieflings who bear the blood of hellish beings other than Asmodeus, and consequently have a varying physical appearance.

How short can a Tiefling be?

Tieflings were, on average, just as tall as humans, from 5′6″‒6′2″ (170‒190 cm) and weighed just a little bit heavier at 140‒220 lb (64‒100 kg). Tiefling skin was usually human-like in color, though extending past normal human colors into reddish hues as well.

What do Tiefling skin colors mean?

Red Devils The D&D Player’s Handbook has the following to say about Tiefling skin color: “Their skin tones cover the full range of human coloration, but also include various shades of red.” D&D Player’s Handbook, p. 42. Sure, devils are red.

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Can a tiefling have human parents?

Yes, a tiefling can have two human parents.

Are there any skin colors that Tieflings can have?

Some typical skin colors for tieflings include red, orange, peach, blue, some even white Thanks! Yes. Their skin tones cover the full range of human coloration, but also include various shades of red. SCAG’s Tiefling Variants also allows Dark Blue. So that’s the official rule…

Which is the best example of a tiefling?

There’s plenty of classic examples, from the mighty Pit Fiend to the lowly Imp, or the lanky Chain Devil to the chonky Moloch. We get an idea where this came from in Sword Coast Adventurer’s Guide, which basically explains that Asmodeus took over all the Warlocks:

Are there any tieflings in Sword Coast 5e?

The official art I’ve seen of tieflings in 5e (and, again, the little I’ve seen of previous editions) backs this up, showing mostly red tieflings. However, from Tiefling Variants sidebar ( Sword Coast Adventurer’s Guide, p. 118):

Are there tieflings that are not blood of Asmodeus?

Sword Coast Adventurer’s Guide even contemplates Tieflings who are not the blood of Asmodeus. It suggests multiple alternative appearances, including “dark blue” skin: These images are shared as part of unofficial fan content, to give players inspiration for their D&D characters.