Guide to Tiefling Design
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Keep the horse head
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I think the modern day approach is to take an incredibly hot person, and give them whatever demon-y fetish (red/blue skin, tail, horns, etc) you’re into.
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How do you say her name? Is it pronounced “shawnan”?
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I think the modern day approach is to take an incredibly hot person, and give them whatever demon-y fetish (red/blue skin, tail, horns, etc) you’re into.
Wait, tieflings are the new drow?
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Teufeltzoig, I guess?
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NGL, that’s a little too close to Bronie land for me 🤪
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“Tiefling” looks like a German word, “tief” meaning “deep”. As a matter of fact, that’s exactly where they got the name from, referring to their “lower planes” heritage. And it’s in German because, well, no idea. Maybe Sigil has a significant German minority?
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“Tiefling” looks like a German word, “tief” meaning “deep”. As a matter of fact, that’s exactly where they got the name from, referring to their “lower planes” heritage. And it’s in German because, well, no idea. Maybe Sigil has a significant German minority?
Hunh. I’d always assumed it was from Teufel
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Jesus is right. Not surprisingly.
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My my tiefling is just a short human with thin features and slightly greyish skin.
If beastboy and raven had a kid, basically.
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According to the second edition books, Gambit is a valid tiefling design.
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How do you say her name? Is it pronounced “shawnan”?
Yes, “shawnan” is correct.
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“But I want an evil Tiefling…”
Fine… pick a Decepticon.
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“Tiefling” looks like a German word, “tief” meaning “deep”. As a matter of fact, that’s exactly where they got the name from, referring to their “lower planes” heritage. And it’s in German because, well, no idea. Maybe Sigil has a significant German minority?
German cuz spoken deutsch is the most evil sounding language, duh. Beaten only by latin sung in choir. Or latin / runic writing.
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Why not both?
