History of the Tiefling in D&D - Deep Dive 

I LOVE the 4e version of Tieflings, much better than what we saw in earlier editions but somewhat awkward for 5e.

In fact, 4th edition didn't *give* tieflings a Charisma bonus, it gave them one *back*; a +1 Charisma was one of the original tiefling ability score modifiers in 2nd edition, and 3rd edition penalizing that stat is an anomaly in the tiefling's history.

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Objection; the aasimar race actually debuted in 2nd edition alongside the tiefling, as did the elemental-blooded genasi, they just did so in the Complate Planewalker's Handbook, the first PC-focused expansion setting for Planescape, which is also where the legendary random tiefling trait and appearance generating tables appeared - aasimar got their equivalent in the obscure splatbook "Warriors of Heaven", which also provided rules for playing as the various angels of D&D. Weirdly, aasimar and tieflings made it into the 3e monster manual, whilst genasi were relegated to some Forgotten Realms books.s

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Tiefling has been a part of 5e since the beginning. They are literally in the player's handbook.

I dont trust tieflings becuase asmodues bothered to wish his blood into them

What is the difference between a tiefling and a cambion?