關鍵詞:神裔,魔裔,年齡
https://paizo.com/threads/rzs2kud3?AasimarTiefling-Age-Categories James Jacobs Creative Director Jun 1, 2012, 01:52 pm
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James Jacobs
Age categories for each and every 0 HD race in the game appear in the Advanced Race Guide.
Up until that point, we (and for the most part, Wizards of the Coast and TSR before us) have only ever really listed age categories for PC races—by which I mean races presented as "core player races" for any one campaign. Other races, like goblins and tieflings and what not, are assumed for the most part to be by and large NPC characters. Will they work as PCs? Absolutely. Are they "core races?" Not for Golarion.
Now... with the Advanced Race Guide's publication, we are for the first time presenting these races in a format where they ARE intended to be used as player characters. As a result, we're including things like age ranges, height and weight, and similar information for all of them.
To get back to the original poster's question:
Tieflings (and aasimars) reach adulthood at 60 years. They both have maximum ages of 250+6d100 years.
Paizo Employee James Jacobs Creative Director Jun 2, 2012, 01:54 pm
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James Jacobs
Actually...
I'm going to try to get the ARG errataed so that aasimars and tieflings reach adulthood and have starting ages equal to humans. Because beyond the two contradictions Mort pointed out above...
The main bad gal from Burnt Offerings is an aasimar. Her history is VERY closely tied to the town of Sandpoint, and if she doesn't reach adulthood until 60, that means she was born before Sandpoint was founded, which makes all sorts of nonsense.
A quick glance at the other race ages listed in the ARG and all those look fine—either they're like drow or svirfneblin and have always had established ages, or they're new races who haven't had significant NPC appearances that rely heavily upon their childhood history being on a time scale equal to that of a human.
Now... I suppose I COULD say "Tieflings and aasimars age differently in Golarion," but that's super obnoxious. The rulebooks don't have a built-in campaign setting, but Golarion DOES assume you're using the rulebooks, and as such, what's in the rulebooks SHOULD match what happens in Golarion as much as possible.
Grr.
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