ニュース Avowedの多様な種族を発見してください:包括的なガイド

Avowedの多様な種族を発見してください:包括的なガイド

著者 : Evelyn アップデート : Feb 20,2025

Avowedは、Pillars of Eternityシリーズから広大なEoraの世界に設定され、多様なファンタジーの設定を提供しますが、キャラクター作成のオプションはやや制限されています。これがプレイ可能なレースの内訳です:

人間(民)

An image showing a human in Avowed as part of a guide to all the different races you can choose in the game.

人間、または民俗は、 Avowed で最も一般的な人種であり、広範なカスタマイズを提供しています。キャラクター作成者は、多数のプリセット、詳細な顔の特徴、肌のトーン調整、多様な髪のオプションを提供し、幅広い表現を確保します。

エルフ

An image showing an elf in Avowed as part of a guide to all the different races you can choose in the game.

エルフは別のプレイ可能な人種であり、視覚的に人間に似ていますが、尖った耳とわずかに異なるデフォルトの顔の構造によって区別されます。

ゴッドライク

An image showing a godlike in Avowed as part of a guide to all the different races you can choose in the game.

すべての使節はゲームの物語の中でゴッドリックですが、プレイヤーはゴッドライクな特徴を自分のキャラクターの外観に組み込むことを選択できます。これらの機能には、微妙なものから幻想的なものまで、ユニークな髪と顔のオプションが含まれます。発売時、 Avowed は、人種や体型に関係なく利用可能な14のゴッドライクな顔の特徴と4つのヘアスタイルを提供します。

キャラクターのカスタマイズ:性別と代名詞

  • AVOWED*は、2つの男性と2つの女性の4つのボディタイプを提供し、人間とエルフの両方で利用できます。 2つの男性と女性の音声オプションも利用できます。プレイヤーは、使用される代名詞(彼、または彼ら、または彼ら)を決定して、キャラクターの識別子を選択できます。

プレイ不可能なレース

いくつかのKith Raceが Avowed の世界(ドワーフ、Aumaua、Orlansを含む)が住んでいますが、これらは現在、プレイ可能なキャラクターのオプションとして利用できません。ただし、将来の更新またはDLCは、文字作成の可能性を拡大する可能性があります。

これで、 Avowed のプレイ可能なレースの概要を締めくくります。詳細については、キャラクターの背景選択に関するガイドを参照してください。

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