Blood

We all know what blood is.

Aasimar blood is usually either on the range between silver and gold, or red with a silvery sheen.

Changeling blood is milky white and almost as thin as water.

Dragonborn blood is red, but corrosive to the touch, and, similar to the denser blood of true dragons, has the special property of turning the color of the individual's scales when mixed with certain alchemical substances.

Dwarven blood is similar in color to that of humans, but thicker.

Elven blood is pale red and slightly thinner than human blood. This does not change even across the varying subraces.

Firbolgs have fast-flowing dark purple blood.

Genasi blood varies drastically depending on element. Fire genasi blood is hot and very bright red, water genasi blood is very similar to water but thicker, earth genasi blood is pale to dark gray, and air genasi blood runs like water but is deep blue. These can be variable depending on the source of the individual's elemental heritage.

Gnomish blood is very similar to that of humans, but runs slightly lighter.

Goblinoids bleed a range of shades of brown.

Goliath blood is dull red.

Halfling blood is very similar to that of humans.

Human blood is thick and darkish red.

Kobolds have brownish reddish blood. When placed with the blood of a true dragon, it will change shade to match perfectly.

Lizardfolk have slow-flowing dark gray blood.

Orcish blood, including the blood of half-orcs, is black.

Tabaxi have red blood much like that of humans, though it flows notably faster.

Tiefling blood is viscous and almost always dark magenta.

Triton blood has not often been studied by land-bound humanoids, but it has been observed to be royal blue.

Type

Biomaterial