I really want to Fifth addition to drop pretext and just make game take place in the Planscape setting or something, at this point it basically is when you have playable races like tieflings and aasimar and I think the Planscape setting leans into how a lot new comers and people to day play the game. I remember and this seems to be a common reaction, but I grew up with my dad's second addition. Then came across videos of people playing fifth and I was like WTF are tieflings and why does every game have one guy playing one.
Honestly the first I ever heard of D&D in a positive light was Planescape torment and I did even know that Planescape was a D&D setting until years later. If I had known better, I would have gotten into the hobby much soon. I also know several other people my age who had the same experience. If 5e had come as Planescape or at least up out some material marketed that way, my friends and I probably would have bought it when it came out in 2014. Again I have meet several other people my age like this.
@@catominor7306 For 20 years, I've said Torment has the best story that I've seen in a video game or any other medium. I'd be shocked if that changes at any point in the next 20.
The "milk" scene alone will make for an epic role-play encounter, lol. Thanks for the in-depth coverage on the Bariaur. I never heard of them before, but looking forward to using them in a game someday.
Thank you very much for the video. The goaty boys sure are underused in D&D aren't they? Extraplanar or not, they sound like the perfect race for an adventurer. Can they eat a tin can like a goat? :p Does their milk taste like goat milk? Would they get along well with goliaths? Sounds like they have a similar society (though I bet the bariaur would be seen in the same light as a half-dragon visiting kobolds.) Was I hearing you correctly when you said the bariaur are ancient enough to remember the state of the planes before it became the great wheel? Like Queen of Chaos and the establishment of the baatezu and tanari races old? If so that is incredible.
Yep, they are that old, however, not very many keep any sort of records so, its all just stories. They can't eat a tin can, but they can eat things like cactus and dandelion root and raw chickpeas. Their milk tastes like whatever they have been eating lately as well as just generally goatish, they don't produce milk that tastes like human milk. They would get along well with Goliaths and Firbolg, but unfortunately consider them to be giant kin... "Bad Blood".
Imagine being a Bariaur being served cow milk in a human establishment. He might be disappointed with how impersonal it was; and that he would like to spend some time chatting with Bessy.
Imagine a bariaur handing you a glass of milk. You drink it and say, “wow, that’s pretty good!” The bariaur smiles, and replies, “Thank you, I made it myself.”
The best race that came out of planescape setting, far better than the modron. Naturally free thinkers and independent. They roam the upper planes and the outlands. The Scottish love them... too much... some whisper. Transcendent order for life!
I can't wait! I just hope when you do the playable races you do a few playable undead overviews as well. I know you've covered bodak's and other intelligent undead, but it would be cool to get an overview of how some play
Party hosted by the bariaur find out they were served bariaur milk. When the bariaur explain why that's normal in their culture, they respond as such: ... Druid and Barbarian: Think it makes sense, and are polite. Bard: Decides to be a pervert about it. Wizard and Rogue: Are culture-shocked. Cleric and Paladin: Are repulsed and discussed.
Hello AJ, great video! Love the pic's you used. Appreciate the description of there life style and demeanor, that helps so much when it comes to roll playing a creature I know nothing about. The self milking thing I find interesting and really gross at the same time. What a way to earn an inspiration toke, drink some fancy milk and not offend your host. Thanks AJ & have a great day.
The very first time I played Planescape, my character was a bariaur. It's my absolute favorite setting and I am eagerly awaiting Planescape 5e as well as an updated bariaur playable race.
Amazing how deep the lore goes on some of these. I love learning about the culture of fantasy creatures, especially planar ones we don't hear much about
Depends on what sort of minotaur. They do consider the race as unfortunately touched by evil, but individuals may be good and noble.beings, so they give them the benefit of the doubt.
Of the many centaur-like races in D&D Hybsil impress me much more than Bariaur, or Centaur. I can respect Bariaur's martial culture, and I LOVE the idea of a Bariaur monk dealing out powerful kicks with it's hind legs. However Hybsil impress me much more with their overly heroic outlook on live and their hit and run tactics in combat, of which I'm sure the Bariaur would respect the former and despise the latter.
jacketed bullets and rifled barrels? who tf is walking out to the party with an m16? im talking about arquebus, firelances, handegonnes. aut to take two turns to reload, and deal ~4x damage of corresponding bow or crossbow, have a a minus 2 or 3 to hit, and a slight bonus to crit.
I seriously love learning about d&d races I’ve never heard of I’m thinking of making a character of if you know any other not known character races you should make a video of it
Ah, bariaurs; the forgotten third children of Planescape. Tieflings (and their lesser planetouched relatives) took off like wildfire, and even githzerai and githyanki are solid B-ier races, but nobody has really given a damn about bariaurs since the 90s. Even their own dedicated splatbooks, the Complete Book of Bariaurs and the Book of Bariaur Belief, had to be released online as netbooks by their author because TSR just didn't give a flip.
I'd always thought that they were a combination of a bighorn sheep rather than a goat... funny thing is that the monstrous manual seems to back that up. Rams and ewes are terms for sheep. Not goats.
Hey AJ, I don't know if you've read the Malazan Book of the Fallen novels, but I was wondering if there is anything in the D&D lore that would equate the Trygalle Trade Guild. A company that travels the outer planes in order to trade with anyone and everyone seems like a thing that should exist in D&D.
I hope you meant the milk will be provided by the hostess, Drinking humanoid milk is one thing but mail humanoid milk is just plain funny to think about!
Hostess may specify female but host is actually gender neutral. Like saying Laura Bailey is a voice actor isnt wront even though shes a actress. English is stupid
I imagine you'd have to be good friends and also meet an immediate tactical need. A Bariaur would fight like light cavalry or mounted archer but not both at the same time. Now if they're friends with a small creature archer, like a halfling ranger, they can focus on developing their spear skills and toss the short bow on their back to be their turret and now the enemy has to deal with a fast light tank at both melee and range.
You know, if you think overly long videos are bad, there are people that prefer them. I have to crunch numbers and do math all day, which seems to free up the parts of my brain that can take in more liberal-arts style stuff (D&D). Long videos of yours in the background are a staple of reminding me that there are things other than numbers that exist.
My main concern is that a lot of the information would be sourced from two third party, non-canon documents that are very hard to get hold of. But I hear you!
You're telling me you don't want the situation where your party is drinking their milk and then they spit it all over the place because the hostess says it is her own milk.... Then they are consequently kick out of the house for being rude by not drinking and complementing said hostesses milk.... Because that sounds funny to me.
I love a good goat man, ran a fun chaotic evil satyr big blasty sorcerer but rolled high stats all around so he was just as likely to physically beat you down as immolate you
Okay so no “Pretty Boy” jokes or taunts, don’t knee jerk spit out the milk they offer as drinks, and don’t try to physically restrain them for their own safety and don’t try to touch their musical instruments. Appearance wise they are human sized goat centaurs and will or can ram you almost as hard as a regular centaur. They are a nomadic tribal society with a few rules that may need explaining and are exclusively herbivores. Also when they warn you that is possibly the only one you’ll get. Noted for the future.
Bariaurs do not have a lot of enmity with centaurs, but please do *not* constantly compare bariaurs to centaurs. Bariaurs see themselves as their very own race, thank you very much.
The neutral good alignment of the average Centaur and Chaotic Good alignment of the average Bariaur indicates that they would get along well, plus they share a lot of the same family values and dietary requirements, though the Centaurs can and do often eat meat (being omnivores) which the Bariaur most certainly do not.
You know what would make a good planner race for planescape is the deep imaskari! I mean it wouldn't be too hard to put them in, they already had colonies in the plane of air and water in official lore it wouldn't be too much of a stretch of them sending explorers or colonies to the Outer planes. Also Why does it seem the forgotten realms are more technologically advanced then the Outer Planes? 🧙♂️
Thanks. Hey AJ, I wanted to ask you something, when an Empyrion becomes a god and fuzes with the soul of their first worshiper and later on obtain their cluster of souls, how's is it like for them to undergo the whole process and spend the rest of their existence like that? Thanks again for the vid!
A rapid expansion of consciousness and awareness, a sense of unity and purpose, new perspectives on reality and a detachment from the concerns and limitations of mortal consciousness and insecurities. A sudden understanding of repeated patterns of behaviour and new-found knowledge on how to access the power flow of the astral plane, a fundamental understanding of the flow of magic and a Neo-like ability to see the underpinning "code' of reality, as a highly complex conceptual construct anchored in the past and future by immeasurably powerful wills.
@@AJPickett Thanks sir! And waw this sounds both amazing, crazy and awesome all at the same time! No wonder why Paladins and Clerics are so divouted to gods, you literally become a higher being by doing this!
A room full of these guys celebrating and smoking would be interesting... extraplanar hot box with a bunch of proud goat people? Sign me up. Would they be offended if I told them I was lactose intolerant?
"One of the more common... races." Okaaaay, but that can't be true since we don't have them as an option and they've appeared in exactly 0% of 5e content. Maybe they WERE common, but if so they've definitely gone the way of Epic Dragons and other vanished species after the fall of 3.5e. Side Note: Interestingly, from what I could find online they're about the same size as 5e Centaurs, but much lighter, capping out at around 350 lbs. while the playable race Centaurs (Not the monster Centaurs, which are larger) cap out at 840 lbs. So that's strange.
They are a playable race from the Planescape setting (which I am eagerly awaiting a rendition of for 5e). However, since they are planar creatures, one would rarely find them on the material plane or any typical D&D setting that takes place there.
Hey I just wanted to ask you to try and do a video on a character from dragon Lance called maelstrom an Uber red dragon that was banished to the elemental plane of fire.
Maybe, but you'd have to account for the change from bipedal to quadrupedal, and any change in height and weight. They'd also likely have different ability score increases.
@@supersmily5811 I thought about the quadruped perspective with the equine build feature that Centaur get- but goats are crazy good at climbing, I'm not sure if Bariaur would actually be at a slower climbing speed than humans. Height and weight is an easy adjustment And the ASI is already treated as a variable in many tables.
@@matthewjennings7645 not all goats. But yeah, most bariaur are really good at climbing trees though, that's quite true. They don't seem to mind sleeping in elven canopy villages.
@@AJPickett If you were to suggest ASI for a Bariaur player character, what would it be? Would they need different suggestions based on plane or gender?
First Edit: No it looked like I was first but on a refresh there was someone 6 seconds earlier:/ Edit 2 : no again! On a second refresh I was 9 seconds earlier than him! RUclips time tho Edit 3 : no, now I'm second, which I suppose is the last word. Thank you all for following me in this adventure. I love you all.
I really want to Fifth addition to drop pretext and just make game take place in the Planscape setting or something, at this point it basically is when you have playable races like tieflings and aasimar and I think the Planscape setting leans into how a lot new comers and people to day play the game. I remember and this seems to be a common reaction, but I grew up with my dad's second addition. Then came across videos of people playing fifth and I was like WTF are tieflings and why does every game have one guy playing one.
Right?! 100% hard agree.
Honestly the first I ever heard of D&D in a positive light was Planescape torment and I did even know that Planescape was a D&D setting until years later. If I had known better, I would have gotten into the hobby much soon. I also know several other people my age who had the same experience. If 5e had come as Planescape or at least up out some material marketed that way, my friends and I probably would have bought it when it came out in 2014. Again I have meet several other people my age like this.
@@catominor7306 For 20 years, I've said Torment has the best story that I've seen in a video game or any other medium. I'd be shocked if that changes at any point in the next 20.
@Alden Deangelo what series?
The "milk" scene alone will make for an epic role-play encounter, lol. Thanks for the in-depth coverage on the Bariaur. I never heard of them before, but looking forward to using them in a game someday.
Wow I had no idea that this race even existed!
There pretty cool!
This should be a playable race.
THEY ABSOLUTELY SHOULD!
@@AJPickett Why not give us a home brew variation of your very own. I would gladly use it
@@AJPickett yes please. You seem to have a love for them, would love to see a home brew from you for them.
They are one of Planescape's core player races. For whatever reason no one in any game I have ran wanted to play one though.
@@MeganBennettBurks I would absolutely play one.
Beverage in hand, let's go! 👍
Can I drink some milk from your warm beverage? I can take it out of your hands...
Great video AJ never heard of this race glad you covered them
this is seriously making me think of the centaur interview with christopher walken.
Is there going to be any questions about my medical training or just more centaur questions?
@@Undeadking42o That was hilarious.
Yes!!
@@Undeadking42o all further questions will be centaur questions........
AJ please tell us you have seen it if not
Saturday night live christopher walken centaur interview
>fresh centaur milk
Somebody's gonna be way too into that. I just know it.
Looking forward to the upcoming videos
This is fantastic, I've recently set up a flock of Bariaur in my game setting, sharing an oasis with 1/2lings and gnomes.
"When visiting a Bariaur camp, the milk you are drinking will have been directly provided by your host."
Rule 34 artists: My time has come!
Mountain Goats are Absolute Units.
Tauric Mountain Goat people would be terrors in combat.
Thank you very much for the video. The goaty boys sure are underused in D&D aren't they? Extraplanar or not, they sound like the perfect race for an adventurer.
Can they eat a tin can like a goat? :p
Does their milk taste like goat milk?
Would they get along well with goliaths? Sounds like they have a similar society (though I bet the bariaur would be seen in the same light as a half-dragon visiting kobolds.)
Was I hearing you correctly when you said the bariaur are ancient enough to remember the state of the planes before it became the great wheel? Like Queen of Chaos and the establishment of the baatezu and tanari races old? If so that is incredible.
Yep, they are that old, however, not very many keep any sort of records so, its all just stories. They can't eat a tin can, but they can eat things like cactus and dandelion root and raw chickpeas. Their milk tastes like whatever they have been eating lately as well as just generally goatish, they don't produce milk that tastes like human milk. They would get along well with Goliaths and Firbolg, but unfortunately consider them to be giant kin... "Bad Blood".
Excited for the planar race videos. Maybe something Far Realm related.🤞🏿
Imagine being a Bariaur being served cow milk in a human establishment. He might be disappointed with how impersonal it was; and that he would like to spend some time chatting with Bessy.
I hadn't thought about that side of the coin.
Love listening to your videos while I do makeup
Imagine a bariaur handing you a glass of milk. You drink it and say, “wow, that’s pretty good!”
The bariaur smiles, and replies, “Thank you, I made it myself.”
I need more!
Just don't enter a head-butting competition with them.
Unless that will make them like you and you accept the pain.
@@michaelpettersson4919 Provided your head doesn't detonate after first contact, you may have a point.
The best race that came out of planescape setting, far better than the modron. Naturally free thinkers and independent. They roam the upper planes and the outlands. The Scottish love them... too much... some whisper.
Transcendent order for life!
I can't wait! I just hope when you do the playable races you do a few playable undead overviews as well. I know you've covered bodak's and other intelligent undead, but it would be cool to get an overview of how some play
Revenants and death knights, ghouls and Wights.
You have just identified my spirit animal
While we are on Midgard you should def do a video on Andrenjinyi and maybe the Rainbow serpent maybe
Party hosted by the bariaur find out they were served bariaur milk.
When the bariaur explain why that's normal in their culture, they respond as such:
...
Druid and Barbarian: Think it makes sense, and are polite.
Bard: Decides to be a pervert about it.
Wizard and Rogue: Are culture-shocked.
Cleric and Paladin: Are repulsed and discussed.
"The milk will more often or not be provided by your host."
My bard: This better not awaken anything in me...
DM *rolls dice and sucks air through teeth*: "Oh it SO does"
Thank you for making this AJ Pickett!
Hello AJ, great video! Love the pic's you used. Appreciate the description of there life style and demeanor, that helps so much when it comes to roll playing a creature I know nothing about. The self milking thing I find interesting and really gross at the same time. What a way to earn an inspiration toke, drink some fancy milk and not offend your host.
Thanks AJ & have a great day.
The very first time I played Planescape, my character was a bariaur. It's my absolute favorite setting and I am eagerly awaiting Planescape 5e as well as an updated bariaur playable race.
Any plans to play dnd again like the sigil freelancers campaign you did a while bk? Great stuff as always AJ keep it up 👍
I play for fun, not for content. 🙂
Yay!
Sweet! This series is gonna be awesome.
Wow, thanks for this. Brings back find memories of editing the Bariaur Book of Beliefs
Fond memories
Good work!
Amazing how deep the lore goes on some of these. I love learning about the culture of fantasy creatures, especially planar ones we don't hear much about
How do they feel about Minotaurs?
I ask because the concept of a Bariaur and a Minotaur in a friendly headbutting contest just makes me giddy.
Depends on what sort of minotaur. They do consider the race as unfortunately touched by evil, but individuals may be good and noble.beings, so they give them the benefit of the doubt.
@@AJPickett But typically they wouldn't do the same for a goblin or orc?
this would be a delightful long video,
ooooo breakfast dnd
Of the many centaur-like races in D&D Hybsil impress me much more than Bariaur, or Centaur. I can respect Bariaur's martial culture, and I LOVE the idea of a Bariaur monk dealing out powerful kicks with it's hind legs. However Hybsil impress me much more with their overly heroic outlook on live and their hit and run tactics in combat, of which I'm sure the Bariaur would respect the former and despise the latter.
They are like the ghostwise halflings of the Tauroids. Small, twitchy, pretty good archers.
jacketed bullets and rifled barrels? who tf is walking out to the party with an m16? im talking about arquebus, firelances, handegonnes.
aut to take two turns to reload, and deal ~4x damage of corresponding bow or crossbow, have a a minus 2 or 3 to hit, and a slight bonus to crit.
I can understand why they’re one of your favorites, they’re extremely interesting!
I seriously love learning about d&d races I’ve never heard of I’m thinking of making a character of if you know any other not known character races you should make a video of it
"For the last time! I'm a Bariaur, not a zogging horny Centaur!" - Anonymous Bariaur
Ah, bariaurs; the forgotten third children of Planescape. Tieflings (and their lesser planetouched relatives) took off like wildfire, and even githzerai and githyanki are solid B-ier races, but nobody has really given a damn about bariaurs since the 90s. Even their own dedicated splatbooks, the Complete Book of Bariaurs and the Book of Bariaur Belief, had to be released online as netbooks by their author because TSR just didn't give a flip.
I love this race so much, I really want to play as a Bariaur one day!!!
Convenient,I'm was adding them as a playable race in my next campaign
I'd always thought that they were a combination of a bighorn sheep rather than a goat... funny thing is that the monstrous manual seems to back that up. Rams and ewes are terms for sheep. Not goats.
if theirs more lore i would love to hear it and great video
Hey AJ, I don't know if you've read the Malazan Book of the Fallen novels, but I was wondering if there is anything in the D&D lore that would equate the Trygalle Trade Guild. A company that travels the outer planes in order to trade with anyone and everyone seems like a thing that should exist in D&D.
There are races that do that, I'll have to research guilds
I first thought that the Bariaur were a species of robots similar to wasforged when I looked one picture but then realized
I always love your videos and the passion you have for the lore. You have made this race one of my favorites! Thank you for doing what you do.
Great video AJ
Glad you enjoyed it
I hope you meant the milk will be provided by the hostess, Drinking humanoid milk is one thing but mail humanoid milk is just plain funny to think about!
Hostess may specify female but host is actually gender neutral. Like saying Laura Bailey is a voice actor isnt wront even though shes a actress. English is stupid
That's it, my satyr DMPC is getting recast as a Bariaur.
16:04 I think my favorite Centaur variant are still the deer/elk like pictured here, but the Goats are now my second favorite😀
They prefer "Taurs" or "Tauroid". 🤓
@@AJPickett I'll remember this, haha
Love your videos AJ!
Thanks so much!
Most popular magazine among Bariaur and the Outlands?
Pelts Illustrated swimsuit edition.
This race is incredible.
Excellent video as always! Also would a Bariaur let you piggyback ride it? Also also how do they view centaurs?
Generally no and they see centaurs as another race of 'taurs, similar in some ways, quite different in others.
I imagine you'd have to be good friends and also meet an immediate tactical need. A Bariaur would fight like light cavalry or mounted archer but not both at the same time. Now if they're friends with a small creature archer, like a halfling ranger, they can focus on developing their spear skills and toss the short bow on their back to be their turret and now the enemy has to deal with a fast light tank at both melee and range.
You know, if you think overly long videos are bad, there are people that prefer them. I have to crunch numbers and do math all day, which seems to free up the parts of my brain that can take in more liberal-arts style stuff (D&D). Long videos of yours in the background are a staple of reminding me that there are things other than numbers that exist.
My main concern is that a lot of the information would be sourced from two third party, non-canon documents that are very hard to get hold of. But I hear you!
Loved the video, the milk bit is rather hilarious. Would think a female Bariaur and Minotaur could be awesome cheesemakers.
Note to self don’t include the milk thing 😂
You're telling me you don't want the situation where your party is drinking their milk and then they spit it all over the place because the hostess says it is her own milk....
Then they are consequently kick out of the house for being rude by not drinking and complementing said hostesses milk....
Because that sounds funny to me.
@@Undeadking42o they would respond “is this your furry shit again?” Man I don’t need that 😅
@@TKDxxxward Do you realize how much I endured sourcing the images for this video?
@@AJPickett LMAOOOO 💀💀💀
@@AJPickett it takes the bravest of souls to delve into the deepest darkest of depths.
I am again requesting for a bard and a monk class video and I will keep going till you do it.
If you turn this into an endurance contest, I will win.
@@AJPickett then I will fail but you will crack maybe not to day but you will as they are good ideas for videos and you will see them that way.
@@AJPickett if Burning Bronze falls i will take their place
@@trajanfidelis1532 hail hydra!
Yessssss he mentioned formians!!!!
Their arrival is inevitable.
Inexorable.
4:23 lol! I love this analogy
Very interesting. I learned a lot in this video. Before this, I just thought of Bariaur as Goat-minotaurs.
I love a good goat man, ran a fun chaotic evil satyr big blasty sorcerer but rolled high stats all around so he was just as likely to physically beat you down as immolate you
Sounds on point.
They perfer to smoke their intoxicants........ Don't we all!
There you have an inroad to build a friendship. Bring the funny mushrooms! 😉
Heartfelt sympathies to all those with impaired lung function. (gestures to edibles)
Real goats will drink their own milk in some cases, so the milk thing makes sense to me
Okay so no “Pretty Boy” jokes or taunts, don’t knee jerk spit out the milk they offer as drinks, and don’t try to physically restrain them for their own safety and don’t try to touch their musical instruments. Appearance wise they are human sized goat centaurs and will or can ram you almost as hard as a regular centaur. They are a nomadic tribal society with a few rules that may need explaining and are exclusively herbivores. Also when they warn you that is possibly the only one you’ll get. Noted for the future.
In other words, it's the one time you *don't* want the *bard* to be the party *face.*
@@agsilverradio2225 said face is now noticeably crooked and missing some teeth
How to they get along with centaur
Bariaurs do not have a lot of enmity with centaurs, but please do *not* constantly compare bariaurs to centaurs. Bariaurs see themselves as their very own race, thank you very much.
The neutral good alignment of the average Centaur and Chaotic Good alignment of the average Bariaur indicates that they would get along well, plus they share a lot of the same family values and dietary requirements, though the Centaurs can and do often eat meat (being omnivores) which the Bariaur most certainly do not.
You know what would make a good planner race for planescape is the deep imaskari! I mean it wouldn't be too hard to put them in, they already had colonies in the plane of air and water in official lore it wouldn't be too much of a stretch of them sending explorers or colonies to the Outer planes. Also Why does it seem the forgotten realms are more technologically advanced then the Outer Planes? 🧙♂️
It only seems that way because there are so few details on the exotic markets of Sigil
Man these rock, chaotic good really is the best alignment
Thanks.
Hey AJ, I wanted to ask you something, when an Empyrion becomes a god and fuzes with the soul of their first worshiper and later on obtain their cluster of souls, how's is it like for them to undergo the whole process and spend the rest of their existence like that?
Thanks again for the vid!
A rapid expansion of consciousness and awareness, a sense of unity and purpose, new perspectives on reality and a detachment from the concerns and limitations of mortal consciousness and insecurities. A sudden understanding of repeated patterns of behaviour and new-found knowledge on how to access the power flow of the astral plane, a fundamental understanding of the flow of magic and a Neo-like ability to see the underpinning "code' of reality, as a highly complex conceptual construct anchored in the past and future by immeasurably powerful wills.
@@AJPickett Thanks sir!
And waw this sounds both amazing, crazy and awesome all at the same time!
No wonder why Paladins and Clerics are so divouted to gods, you literally become a higher being by doing this!
Is there an equivalent of a dragon-ogre in D&D? Centaur but human + thicc boy lizard instead of human + horse?
Could a Bariaur halfdragon exist?
I vote yes
There is yes, they are from spelljammer, I can make a vid on them.
@@AJPickett
Heck yeah! thanks AJ!
Do you have a stat block for the Yau'Quib from the video of the same name?
Great video.
I can see and respond to comments on the older video :)
@@AJPickett thank you!
Amazing as always. Thank you
I have a question.. now that the MTG universe has now been officially connected to the multiverse, are you going to do a video about the Eldrazi?
I would just be information you already know.
@@AJPickett thanks for actually answering me!!! This is the first time someone replied with a legit response, this is why I love this channel.
@@Virgil_Vincent no problem! I think the Eldrazi are important to the MtG cosmology.
Absolute favorite race.
Alright, so another unique race to add to the planes for my world i guess
A room full of these guys celebrating and smoking would be interesting... extraplanar hot box with a bunch of proud goat people? Sign me up.
Would they be offended if I told them I was lactose intolerant?
They would ask what lactose is.
@@AJPickett I'd say never mind and accept the milk. X)
The horns on these creatures are that of sheep, not goats.
Correct.
"One of the more common... races." Okaaaay, but that can't be true since we don't have them as an option and they've appeared in exactly 0% of 5e content. Maybe they WERE common, but if so they've definitely gone the way of Epic Dragons and other vanished species after the fall of 3.5e.
Side Note: Interestingly, from what I could find online they're about the same size as 5e Centaurs, but much lighter, capping out at around 350 lbs. while the playable race Centaurs (Not the monster Centaurs, which are larger) cap out at 840 lbs. So that's strange.
They are a playable race from the Planescape setting (which I am eagerly awaiting a rendition of for 5e). However, since they are planar creatures, one would rarely find them on the material plane or any typical D&D setting that takes place there.
Playable centaurs in 5E are desperately trying to be Bariaurs! It's obvious.
Bauriars would be a good fit for a greek themed campaign.
I'd hate to get one in my garden.
Looks like Stranger from Oddworld.
Hey I just wanted to ask you to try and do a video on a character from dragon Lance called maelstrom an Uber red dragon that was banished to the elemental plane of fire.
Personality and culture reminded me of the Wemic.
Rewatched Wemic video they aren't as similar as I remembered
@@ernestlam5632 lol, so glad you did 🙂
I think it'd be pretty easy to play a 5e Satyr statblock reskinned to be Bariaur
Maybe, but you'd have to account for the change from bipedal to quadrupedal, and any change in height and weight. They'd also likely have different ability score increases.
@@supersmily5811 I thought about the quadruped perspective with the equine build feature that Centaur get- but goats are crazy good at climbing, I'm not sure if Bariaur would actually be at a slower climbing speed than humans.
Height and weight is an easy adjustment
And the ASI is already treated as a variable in many tables.
@@matthewjennings7645 not all goats. But yeah, most bariaur are really good at climbing trees though, that's quite true. They don't seem to mind sleeping in elven canopy villages.
@@AJPickett If you were to suggest ASI for a Bariaur player character, what would it be? Would they need different suggestions based on plane or gender?
Pure love right here!
Nothing not to like.
I have new glasses, and the multiverse have never looked so good with four legs :)
They look like a center and a minotaur had a child
About the milk I honestly wouldn't care if it was from my host if it's good it's good
So these are Satyr that don't have a fey bent to them?
... if that is your only metric, sure, yes.
Thank goodness, I couldn't for the life of me recall the name.
I would think their ability to overcome rage as a social precept, to be a boon to spellcasters.
Still haven't found the name of that four footed halfling demi...
Yes
First
Edit: No it looked like I was first but on a refresh there was someone 6 seconds earlier:/
Edit 2 : no again! On a second refresh I was 9 seconds earlier than him!
RUclips time tho
Edit 3 : no, now I'm second, which I suppose is the last word. Thank you all for following me in this adventure. I love you all.
😁👍
I saw these and thought of GWs Centigors
Brilliant
So how would a bariaur become alone?
They travel extensively, they frequently go off on adventures.
@@AJPickett ok thanks
Might make good bards
Certainly! They call them Skalds though.
Whoever gets triggered by Renaissance firearms in D&D clearly haven’t played D&D long enough and also lack creativity replaced with ignorance.
Turning a gaming session into a stupid gun debate... yeah ok I see your point.
@@rachdarastrix5251 I think it has more to do with not fitting the midevil fantasy theme, that people associate with D&D.
@@agsilverradio2225 early guns did overlap with knights in armor. But I can see people not wanting it to mix with their fantasy setting.