Tiefling

The tieflings of Wildemounte are set aside by a great array of color; perhaps the fiendish presence in Xhorhas had a effect on their physiology? Nevertheless, the tieflings lead peaceful lives among their fellow humanoids, avoiding most of the discrimination they might face in other corners of the world.

— Sofiya de Rolo in "Explorations of Wildemounte"

Centuries have passed since the tieflings first faced persecution for their fiendish heritage in the Age of Arcanum. Although a certain mystique still surrounds their kind, most people in Wildemount grew up along­ side tieflings, and the tides of war have brought tiefling soldiers, merchants, and entertainers into even the most rural and isolated regions of the continent. For the most part, only overzealously devout paladins and folk raised on the dark tales of an ancient age might actively wish harm on tieflings. Exandrian tie ings have a wide array of skin tones, all of them vibrant and colorful. The most common hue is a deep crimson, but shades of purple, blue, green, and even yellow and pink have been seen throughout the world. It's not known what causes these variations, as even tie ing parents with the same skin tone can have children of wildly different colors.