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Which of these sources for Aarakocra lifespan is correct?
Where do I find the “official” rules for D&D 5e?Do any of these sources of AC bonuses conflict or negate each other?Are these rulings for Command balanced?Which is the correct rules text for Darkvision?Are these escape options for a Large creature correct?Which of these two magic daggers is better for a my rogue?Is this homebrew Dryad Sapling race (including its subraces) balanced compared to the official published races?Is this homebrew Dryad Sapling race (including its subraces) balanced compared to the official published races? (version 2)Which spells are hidden in adventures and other sources?What is the script for the Aarakocra language?Which version of the Squat Nimbleness feat is correct?
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I've been trying to find out how long aarakocra live for because I'm creating an Aarakocra character. However, I've found conflicting information across different sites.
D&D Beyond and the Elemental Evil Player's Companion state:
Age. Aarakocra reach maturity by age three. Compared to humans, aarakocra don't usually live longer than 30 years.
This Tribality article states:
Age. An aarakocra reaches adulthood at the age of 20 years and they have been known to live as long as 200 years.
The grpg.wikidot.com site says:
Aarakocra can live to be over 100 years old.
Aarakocra have the same life expectancy and age categories as humans.
Which of these is correct? How long do aarakocra actually live?
dnd-5e aging aarakocra
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I've been trying to find out how long aarakocra live for because I'm creating an Aarakocra character. However, I've found conflicting information across different sites.
D&D Beyond and the Elemental Evil Player's Companion state:
Age. Aarakocra reach maturity by age three. Compared to humans, aarakocra don't usually live longer than 30 years.
This Tribality article states:
Age. An aarakocra reaches adulthood at the age of 20 years and they have been known to live as long as 200 years.
The grpg.wikidot.com site says:
Aarakocra can live to be over 100 years old.
Aarakocra have the same life expectancy and age categories as humans.
Which of these is correct? How long do aarakocra actually live?
dnd-5e aging aarakocra
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I've been trying to find out how long aarakocra live for because I'm creating an Aarakocra character. However, I've found conflicting information across different sites.
D&D Beyond and the Elemental Evil Player's Companion state:
Age. Aarakocra reach maturity by age three. Compared to humans, aarakocra don't usually live longer than 30 years.
This Tribality article states:
Age. An aarakocra reaches adulthood at the age of 20 years and they have been known to live as long as 200 years.
The grpg.wikidot.com site says:
Aarakocra can live to be over 100 years old.
Aarakocra have the same life expectancy and age categories as humans.
Which of these is correct? How long do aarakocra actually live?
dnd-5e aging aarakocra
edited May 16 at 13:46
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I've been trying to find out how long aarakocra live for because I'm creating an Aarakocra character. However, I've found conflicting information across different sites.
D&D Beyond and the Elemental Evil Player's Companion state:
Age. Aarakocra reach maturity by age three. Compared to humans, aarakocra don't usually live longer than 30 years.
This Tribality article states:
Age. An aarakocra reaches adulthood at the age of 20 years and they have been known to live as long as 200 years.
The grpg.wikidot.com site says:
Aarakocra can live to be over 100 years old.
Aarakocra have the same life expectancy and age categories as humans.
Which of these is correct? How long do aarakocra actually live?
dnd-5e aging aarakocra
dnd-5e aging aarakocra
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Only one of those is an official source
The listing from DnDBeyond is the only one that is officially supported. The others are fan sites or wiki that don't have official status. This answer has a complete (as of most recent edit) list of available official sources.
DNDBeyond is referencing the Elemental Evil Player's Companion where the Aarakocra was officially released in 2015. Therefore the correct answer is:
Age. Aarakocra reach maturity by age three. Compared to humans, aarakocra don't usually live longer than 30 years.
The tribality link is a homebrew race by Rich Howard created before the official version was released.
Similarly the grpg.wikidot version was last edited in 2011 before the official version was released. In fact the race is actually compatible with D&D 3.5e not 5e so isn't relevant material anyway. It doesn't have an author credit but is a public wiki and can be edited.
answered May 16 at 1:40
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There might be some confusion related to the D&D version, too. It's been a very long while since the days where I was playing AD&D (2nd ed), but I don't recollect them being presented as so short lived back in the 90s.
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May 16 at 7:39
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I checked the 1st ed. Fiend Folio, the 2nd ed. Monstrous Manual, and the 3rd ed. Monsters of Faerûn, and neither gives any age for them.
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The reason you've found conflicting information across different sites is because only one of those sites hosts the official (correct) stats of an Aarakocra for D&D 5e.
Let's start with grpg.wikidot.com.
This site hosts potentially modified D&D 3.5 content so isn't really relevant to D&D 5e.
This is a guide to the base Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 rules set used in our campaigns. [...] There are a number of alterations to skills, feats and spells as they are applied to our campaigns. Read carefully! source
Next is Tribality.
This appears to be a homebrewed race created before the official release of Aarakocra as a playable race as noted by:
Here’s a snipet with just the traits from Rich’s fully fleshed out build…
I'm not sure where they're sourcing their information from (other than the 5e Monster Manual) but again, it's not official and not really relevant.
And lastly, D&D Beyond.
D&D Beyond [is] an official digital toolset for Dungeons & Dragons fifth edition. source
Therefore, D&D Beyond is the only source (of the 3) that is providing the official stats for the Aarakocra.
If you want to be 100% sure though you can freely download the officially published source book - the Elemental Evil Player's Companion - and check the stats of for yourself.
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Only one of those is an official source
The listing from DnDBeyond is the only one that is officially supported. The others are fan sites or wiki that don't have official status. This answer has a complete (as of most recent edit) list of available official sources.
DNDBeyond is referencing the Elemental Evil Player's Companion where the Aarakocra was officially released in 2015. Therefore the correct answer is:
Age. Aarakocra reach maturity by age three. Compared to humans, aarakocra don't usually live longer than 30 years.
The tribality link is a homebrew race by Rich Howard created before the official version was released.
Similarly the grpg.wikidot version was last edited in 2011 before the official version was released. In fact the race is actually compatible with D&D 3.5e not 5e so isn't relevant material anyway. It doesn't have an author credit but is a public wiki and can be edited.
answered May 16 at 1:40
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There might be some confusion related to the D&D version, too. It's been a very long while since the days where I was playing AD&D (2nd ed), but I don't recollect them being presented as so short lived back in the 90s.
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– Denis de Bernardy
May 16 at 7:39
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I checked the 1st ed. Fiend Folio, the 2nd ed. Monstrous Manual, and the 3rd ed. Monsters of Faerûn, and neither gives any age for them.
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– Yora
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Only one of those is an official source
The listing from DnDBeyond is the only one that is officially supported. The others are fan sites or wiki that don't have official status. This answer has a complete (as of most recent edit) list of available official sources.
DNDBeyond is referencing the Elemental Evil Player's Companion where the Aarakocra was officially released in 2015. Therefore the correct answer is:
Age. Aarakocra reach maturity by age three. Compared to humans, aarakocra don't usually live longer than 30 years.
The tribality link is a homebrew race by Rich Howard created before the official version was released.
Similarly the grpg.wikidot version was last edited in 2011 before the official version was released. In fact the race is actually compatible with D&D 3.5e not 5e so isn't relevant material anyway. It doesn't have an author credit but is a public wiki and can be edited.
answered May 16 at 1:40
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There might be some confusion related to the D&D version, too. It's been a very long while since the days where I was playing AD&D (2nd ed), but I don't recollect them being presented as so short lived back in the 90s.
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– Denis de Bernardy
May 16 at 7:39
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I checked the 1st ed. Fiend Folio, the 2nd ed. Monstrous Manual, and the 3rd ed. Monsters of Faerûn, and neither gives any age for them.
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– Yora
May 16 at 8:03
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Only one of those is an official source
The listing from DnDBeyond is the only one that is officially supported. The others are fan sites or wiki that don't have official status. This answer has a complete (as of most recent edit) list of available official sources.
DNDBeyond is referencing the Elemental Evil Player's Companion where the Aarakocra was officially released in 2015. Therefore the correct answer is:
Age. Aarakocra reach maturity by age three. Compared to humans, aarakocra don't usually live longer than 30 years.
The tribality link is a homebrew race by Rich Howard created before the official version was released.
Similarly the grpg.wikidot version was last edited in 2011 before the official version was released. In fact the race is actually compatible with D&D 3.5e not 5e so isn't relevant material anyway. It doesn't have an author credit but is a public wiki and can be edited.
answered May 16 at 1:40
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Only one of those is an official source
The listing from DnDBeyond is the only one that is officially supported. The others are fan sites or wiki that don't have official status. This answer has a complete (as of most recent edit) list of available official sources.
DNDBeyond is referencing the Elemental Evil Player's Companion where the Aarakocra was officially released in 2015. Therefore the correct answer is:
Age. Aarakocra reach maturity by age three. Compared to humans, aarakocra don't usually live longer than 30 years.
The tribality link is a homebrew race by Rich Howard created before the official version was released.
Similarly the grpg.wikidot version was last edited in 2011 before the official version was released. In fact the race is actually compatible with D&D 3.5e not 5e so isn't relevant material anyway. It doesn't have an author credit but is a public wiki and can be edited.
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There might be some confusion related to the D&D version, too. It's been a very long while since the days where I was playing AD&D (2nd ed), but I don't recollect them being presented as so short lived back in the 90s.
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– Denis de Bernardy
May 16 at 7:39
2
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I checked the 1st ed. Fiend Folio, the 2nd ed. Monstrous Manual, and the 3rd ed. Monsters of Faerûn, and neither gives any age for them.
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– Yora
May 16 at 8:03
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1
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There might be some confusion related to the D&D version, too. It's been a very long while since the days where I was playing AD&D (2nd ed), but I don't recollect them being presented as so short lived back in the 90s.
$endgroup$
– Denis de Bernardy
May 16 at 7:39
2
$begingroup$
I checked the 1st ed. Fiend Folio, the 2nd ed. Monstrous Manual, and the 3rd ed. Monsters of Faerûn, and neither gives any age for them.
$endgroup$
– Yora
May 16 at 8:03
1
1
$begingroup$
There might be some confusion related to the D&D version, too. It's been a very long while since the days where I was playing AD&D (2nd ed), but I don't recollect them being presented as so short lived back in the 90s.
$endgroup$
– Denis de Bernardy
May 16 at 7:39
$begingroup$
There might be some confusion related to the D&D version, too. It's been a very long while since the days where I was playing AD&D (2nd ed), but I don't recollect them being presented as so short lived back in the 90s.
$endgroup$
– Denis de Bernardy
May 16 at 7:39
2
2
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I checked the 1st ed. Fiend Folio, the 2nd ed. Monstrous Manual, and the 3rd ed. Monsters of Faerûn, and neither gives any age for them.
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– Yora
May 16 at 8:03
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I checked the 1st ed. Fiend Folio, the 2nd ed. Monstrous Manual, and the 3rd ed. Monsters of Faerûn, and neither gives any age for them.
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– Yora
May 16 at 8:03
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The reason you've found conflicting information across different sites is because only one of those sites hosts the official (correct) stats of an Aarakocra for D&D 5e.
Let's start with grpg.wikidot.com.
This site hosts potentially modified D&D 3.5 content so isn't really relevant to D&D 5e.
This is a guide to the base Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 rules set used in our campaigns. [...] There are a number of alterations to skills, feats and spells as they are applied to our campaigns. Read carefully! source
Next is Tribality.
This appears to be a homebrewed race created before the official release of Aarakocra as a playable race as noted by:
Here’s a snipet with just the traits from Rich’s fully fleshed out build…
I'm not sure where they're sourcing their information from (other than the 5e Monster Manual) but again, it's not official and not really relevant.
And lastly, D&D Beyond.
D&D Beyond [is] an official digital toolset for Dungeons & Dragons fifth edition. source
Therefore, D&D Beyond is the only source (of the 3) that is providing the official stats for the Aarakocra.
If you want to be 100% sure though you can freely download the officially published source book - the Elemental Evil Player's Companion - and check the stats of for yourself.
edited May 16 at 3:35
V2Blast
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answered May 16 at 2:09
Purple MonkeyPurple Monkey
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The reason you've found conflicting information across different sites is because only one of those sites hosts the official (correct) stats of an Aarakocra for D&D 5e.
Let's start with grpg.wikidot.com.
This site hosts potentially modified D&D 3.5 content so isn't really relevant to D&D 5e.
This is a guide to the base Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 rules set used in our campaigns. [...] There are a number of alterations to skills, feats and spells as they are applied to our campaigns. Read carefully! source
Next is Tribality.
This appears to be a homebrewed race created before the official release of Aarakocra as a playable race as noted by:
Here’s a snipet with just the traits from Rich’s fully fleshed out build…
I'm not sure where they're sourcing their information from (other than the 5e Monster Manual) but again, it's not official and not really relevant.
And lastly, D&D Beyond.
D&D Beyond [is] an official digital toolset for Dungeons & Dragons fifth edition. source
Therefore, D&D Beyond is the only source (of the 3) that is providing the official stats for the Aarakocra.
If you want to be 100% sure though you can freely download the officially published source book - the Elemental Evil Player's Companion - and check the stats of for yourself.
edited May 16 at 3:35
V2Blast
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answered May 16 at 2:09
Purple MonkeyPurple Monkey
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The reason you've found conflicting information across different sites is because only one of those sites hosts the official (correct) stats of an Aarakocra for D&D 5e.
Let's start with grpg.wikidot.com.
This site hosts potentially modified D&D 3.5 content so isn't really relevant to D&D 5e.
This is a guide to the base Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 rules set used in our campaigns. [...] There are a number of alterations to skills, feats and spells as they are applied to our campaigns. Read carefully! source
Next is Tribality.
This appears to be a homebrewed race created before the official release of Aarakocra as a playable race as noted by:
Here’s a snipet with just the traits from Rich’s fully fleshed out build…
I'm not sure where they're sourcing their information from (other than the 5e Monster Manual) but again, it's not official and not really relevant.
And lastly, D&D Beyond.
D&D Beyond [is] an official digital toolset for Dungeons & Dragons fifth edition. source
Therefore, D&D Beyond is the only source (of the 3) that is providing the official stats for the Aarakocra.
If you want to be 100% sure though you can freely download the officially published source book - the Elemental Evil Player's Companion - and check the stats of for yourself.
edited May 16 at 3:35
V2Blast
29.2k5105177
answered May 16 at 2:09
Purple MonkeyPurple Monkey
41k11167253
$endgroup$
The reason you've found conflicting information across different sites is because only one of those sites hosts the official (correct) stats of an Aarakocra for D&D 5e.
Let's start with grpg.wikidot.com.
This site hosts potentially modified D&D 3.5 content so isn't really relevant to D&D 5e.
This is a guide to the base Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 rules set used in our campaigns. [...] There are a number of alterations to skills, feats and spells as they are applied to our campaigns. Read carefully! source
Next is Tribality.
This appears to be a homebrewed race created before the official release of Aarakocra as a playable race as noted by:
Here’s a snipet with just the traits from Rich’s fully fleshed out build…
I'm not sure where they're sourcing their information from (other than the 5e Monster Manual) but again, it's not official and not really relevant.
And lastly, D&D Beyond.
D&D Beyond [is] an official digital toolset for Dungeons & Dragons fifth edition. source
Therefore, D&D Beyond is the only source (of the 3) that is providing the official stats for the Aarakocra.
If you want to be 100% sure though you can freely download the officially published source book - the Elemental Evil Player's Companion - and check the stats of for yourself.
edited May 16 at 3:35
V2Blast
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answered May 16 at 2:09
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Welcome to rpg.se! Take the tour and visit the help center if you haven't already. This is a good first question, good job including your sources and quotes. Thanks for participating and happy gaming!
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– linksassin
May 16 at 1:38