Description
As scientists and biologists in particular make progress in determining exactly why certain people possess certain traits and others don't, they have arrived at the startling conclusion that while most character traits may have originally been inborne, they are now primarily cultural. Fascinating!
See also
- aquatic - races which evolved in water naturally flourish there.
- cold-blooded - reptilians are naturally vulnerable to chills
- conductive - some beings are subtly vulnerable to lightning damage
- disrupted - faerie creatures' existence is disrupted by iron
- faerie charms - the Seelie are raised as skeptics and scientists
- forestkin - the forest has a long memory
- fractured - the drow have categorically committed crimes, making them susceptible to holiness
- genetic diversity - half-elves are less likely to catch ordinary diseases
- grim - lives spent in the Unseelie court make for a grim populace
- hardy - tough bodies can resist disease and poison
- immune response - an extremely active immune system help stave off poisons and diseases
- maladapted - a life away from mainland alyria results in a lack of natural immune response
- otherworldly - an unusual internal structure provides resistance to most disease
- overheated - thick fur and life in a cold climate makes one prone to overheating
- scaled - tough scales grant resistance to flames
- stolid - an innate stability and resistance to blunt force trauma
- thick-skinned - heat and cold have a difficult time penetrating thick skin
- thin-scaled - narrow scales are easily dissolved by acid
- urged - a compulsion to study necromancy leads to the ability to resist it
- washed-out - water, like iron, disrupts faerie magic
- weak-willed - those with weak minds are easily influence by mentalists
- wily - intelligence and deceitfulness can be difficult to charm