The Bladelings are a race of lawful neutral outsiders that hail from Acheron. Bladelings, as their name suggests, are covered with bladelike spikes from the creature's own skin and bone.
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| - The Bladelings are a race of lawful neutral outsiders that hail from Acheron. Bladelings, as their name suggests, are covered with bladelike spikes from the creature's own skin and bone.
- The race was updated in Dragon Magazine article Winning Races: Bladelings, giving more information about the race, adding the barbed body power, and a few usable feats. [Dr419:23]
- Bladelings were a race of humanoid outsiders from the Barrens of Doom and Despair. Their skin was covered with sharp, metallic spines, and they were known for their xenophobia.
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| - Razor Storm
- Acid Resistance
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| - A bladeling lunges forward.
- This illustration of a bladeling by Franz Vohwinkel introduced the race in the Manual of the Planes.
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| - Common, sometimes Infernal
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| - Patches of metallic spines
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| - The Bladelings are a race of lawful neutral outsiders that hail from Acheron. Bladelings, as their name suggests, are covered with bladelike spikes from the creature's own skin and bone.
- The race was updated in Dragon Magazine article Winning Races: Bladelings, giving more information about the race, adding the barbed body power, and a few usable feats. [Dr419:23]
- Bladelings were a race of humanoid outsiders from the Barrens of Doom and Despair. Their skin was covered with sharp, metallic spines, and they were known for their xenophobia.
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