Which core races have you played in 3.5?

[Henry]

Curiously, the only two I haven't played, are the Half-Elf and the Gnome - which are the first two likely candidates to be voted out of the "Race Survivor" thread...

 

[Mouseferatu]

I am not surprised that gnomes are that low down in the poll. I am a bit surprised that they're doing worse than half-elves. Personally, I blame Dragonlance.

 

[EricNoah]

Humans, dwarf, and half-orc.

 

[Particle_Man]

I have played all core races if you count 3.0/3.5, but have yet to play a 3.5 gnome or elf.

 

[orsal]

The only reason I haven't played all of them is that I haven't played that much 3.x yet. I expect that in time I will play all of them. I did have characters of all seven races back in my 1/e days.

Interestingly, even though I'm rating half-elves worthy of relatively early eviction from the metaphorical island (if they weren't likely to be kicked out this round I'd vote them out next round), they are pretty high on my own character list, probably second to humans.

 

[Wombat]

None, but that is because we are still using something like 3.0 rules and AU/AE.

And of course there is the problem that I mainly GM and rarely get to play, so...

 

[Raflar]

Played them all....

Half Elf - Scout/Warmage (current)
Dwarf - Monk
Elf - Fighter/Rogue
Gnome - Wizard (Illusionist)
Halfling - Wizard (Conjurer) & Sorcerer
Half-Orc - Druid/Wizard/Geomancer
Human - mostly Bards, Clerics and Sorcerers

Of course since I am the main DM, I've played everything as an NPC at one point or another.. For me all races are fine, if I can find the right 'personality' to play. I think my favourites are the 'half' races - I like to roleplay inner conflict. Least fave is probably the gnome only because I couldn't find his personality/identity...

 

[der_kluge]

Curious.

Two gnomes.
Two humans.

Oddly enough, both gnomes were male, and both humans were female.

 

[drothgery]

3 humans (ranger/rogue; psion; fighter/scout), 1 elf (cleric; he was non-human so I could hide a 7 from an otherwise good set of rolls by playing against type). I usually played humans in 2e when they sucked; I almost always play humans in 3.x, where they're good.

 

[TheAuldGrump]

Human
Dwarf
And the two times that I have gotten to play in Iron Kingdoms
Gobber
Ogrun - I have to agree with the folks who feel Ogruns are a bit broken. I like them, but they are way too good.

Given my druthers in AD&D I played humans and dwarfs then too...

The Auld Grump