So if Fjord and Jester had a kid, they would be a tiefling with some orcish features, right? #CriticalRole #DnD #MightyNein
@AbelUndercity - I've been surprised that in my family, my generation of siblings, the first born takes on much of the mother's physical traits. It's entirely possible the offspring would have no easily noticeable traits of his Orc heritage at all. 😉 #CriticalRole #MightyNein
@JoIn5D But being a tiefling isn't really a matter of genetics, though, wouldn't you say? As long as the child is a descendant of the same demonic bloodline, they'll be a tiefling regardless of the other parent's traits.
Have I got that right?
@AbelUndercity - I feel like that depends on whether a pact was made, like the one Percy made. That's how his daughter turned out being a T😊 iefling. That's my opinion only though. Your mileage may vary.
@JoIn5D She could be adopted. I'll have to check the sourcebook.
@AbelUndercity - I suppose I could have checked the new sourcebook. I was referencing the last episode of 4-Sided Dive. Taliesin or someone discussed why she was a Tiefling. I think it was one of the questions from the audience.
@JoIn5D You could be 100% correct. I don't know. And I'm behind on 4-Sided Dive. New CR episodes go to the head of my podcast queue. Everything else waits its turn lol
@JoIn5D You know what, the book doesn't say. So I guess we can just go with Taliesin's explanation.
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