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<blockquote data-quote="Cadence" data-source="post: 8529943" data-attributes="member: 6701124">The percentiles (even if only for fighters) seem pretty important to me to determining which race could be strongest.&nbsp;&nbsp; And it doesn't feel bad to me to look at the people who focus on an attribute (fighters in this case) to see who has the highest upper limit.[ATTACH=full]150966[/ATTACH]So, Male Halfling is a max of +1/+1.&nbsp; Gnome is +1/+2.&nbsp; Elf is +2/+3.&nbsp; Half-elf is +2/+4.&nbsp; Dwarf or Half-Orc is +2/+5.&nbsp; And Human is +3/+6.&nbsp; I like that the damage mod was not identical to the too-hit mod.And there is the ASI table:[ATTACH=full]150967[/ATTACH]That gnomes are not as physically weak as halflings could be due to their relationship to &quot;their cousins, the dwarves&quot; (who tie for the second strongest race with half-orcs).It looks like Humans have a higher maximum, but are less likely to be in the 18s than the Half-Orc.&nbsp; Perhaps they are just much more variable (dogs as opposed to cats).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cadence, post: 8529943, member: 6701124"] The percentiles (even if only for fighters) seem pretty important to me to determining which race could be strongest. And it doesn't feel bad to me to look at the people who focus on an attribute (fighters in this case) to see who has the highest upper limit. [ATTACH type="full" alt="1643562987111.png"]150966[/ATTACH] So, Male Halfling is a max of +1/+1. Gnome is +1/+2. Elf is +2/+3. Half-elf is +2/+4. Dwarf or Half-Orc is +2/+5. And Human is +3/+6. I like that the damage mod was not identical to the too-hit mod. And there is the ASI table: [ATTACH type="full" alt="1643563139668.png"]150967[/ATTACH] That gnomes are not as physically weak as halflings could be due to their relationship to "their cousins, the dwarves" (who tie for the second strongest race with half-orcs). It looks like Humans have a higher maximum, but are less likely to be in the 18s than the Half-Orc. Perhaps they are just much more variable (dogs as opposed to cats). [/QUOTE]

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