Yuan-ti characters

With yuan-ti, restraint wins. Full snake-person is available but rarely the best read; these mostly go for scales freckled like old river stones across the forearms, sleeves rolled just to the wrist-crease. No class dominates. There is an archer here who counts three pulls on his bowstring every time, which is more character than any amount of scale.

Most go for emerald or jade scales with hints of gold, slit gold or yellow eyes, and long faces. A few lean almost human, a pureblood artificer and a young sorcerer whose heritage is barely visible. Wizards, artificers, rogues and rangers each take a small share, and men and women are close to even. One druid has a sleek serpentine body and hair like thin tendrils, which is about as far as anyone here goes towards full snake. If you're making one, decide how human the face should be before anything else.