Require subraces to have DM supervision to get their rings

[Pandip]

I find it odd every time we see a subrace that's going through the usual non-subrace process to acquire their Sanctuary ring, which in turn puts people in something of an awkward position -- they have a ring, which means they're a citizen, so you can't bring any harm to them.

This seems off considering subraces are oftentimes treated as kill on sight. Much in the same way we wouldn't allow a goblin to go through the conversation with the Agent in the illusion, I think there needs to be restrictions on when and how subraces acquire their Sanctuary rings. I can't imagine the paranoid authoritarian institutions of Sanctuary are going to be particularly welcoming of people that are visibly different in heritage, particularly those that are exotic, unpredictable, dangerous, etc.

[xXCrystal_Rose]

They really, really should. I am attempting to work on renovating the legal system in that regard ICly so that it is not so freely handled for exotics as merely a scripted conversation. I have seen so many aasimar and other subraces walk Sanctuary freely and unquestioned and the best way to change that is to work on adjusting the law in-game!

[Zango_Unchained]

On my monsterous PC, I simply avoided the npc due to the fact I looked like a mindflayer or worse. Its common sense if you can get the ring or not, for example if your a aasimar with tame features such as, a more golden skin coloration and pure white hair, as opposed to green skin and bright golden glowing eyes. Then a ring is acceptable.

But if your the later then you really should get a DM, this is more so important when your a genasi/Tiefling or othersuch race who are known for being chaotic/evil/what-have-you reputation.

The rule I follow is, if you can't hide in the general population then you shouldn't be getting a ring.

Ex. Flaming hair, tentacle hair, pure black eyes, scale skin, slick skin, bright hues on the skin (Red/Green/Blue)

[Howlando]

This is already the case, or certainly implied as such. Depending upon the nature of the trait, DM supervision may be required to get to attempt to get a ring.

It does depend on the trait, and Sanctuary isn't Mistlocke, but highly freakish PCs should definitely have some difficulty in public.

Generally a PC with outrageous appearance such as bright red skin should find it necessary to 'cover up' while in the presence of NPC commoners and the like while in Upper Sanctuary, but I guess we need to make that more clear.

The ultimate legality of the presence of genasi/aasimar in Sanctuary will be handled IC I suppose.