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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 8377110" data-attributes="member: 23751">You mean the feat that gave you luck, skill, divine, etc. hit points?&nbsp; Yeah, you were tougher, but tougher =/= more con.&nbsp; And yes, you can learn to be tougher.&nbsp; That's what skill is.Or a strength penalty.&nbsp; It's not a racial ABILITY.&nbsp; It's simply a cultural norm for the race to learn it.More culturally learned skills? You mean the ability given to them by the Raven Queen?&nbsp; Gifts from the gods are not stat dependent. In large part because none of them are racial.&nbsp; All but one are learned and the last one is a gift from a goddess.False Equivalences are false.&nbsp; Stonecunning does not make the dwarves come across as wiser, smarter, or more enduring.&nbsp; An ability that makes elves more dexterous than other races would.Here's a valid example of what I'm talking about.&nbsp; If dwarves were given the ability to endure a lot more than other races, which implies a much greater con, but yet had no con bonus.&nbsp; Or else not.&nbsp; None of your examples is in any way a counter example to what I have been saying.&nbsp; Not one.Nobody said otherwise.&nbsp; My PC knows that elves are more graceful(dexterous) as a race than&nbsp; humans, though.&nbsp; That's a fact.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 8377110, member: 23751"] You mean the feat that gave you luck, skill, divine, etc. hit points? Yeah, you were tougher, but tougher =/= more con. And yes, you can learn to be tougher. That's what skill is. Or a strength penalty. It's not a racial ABILITY. It's simply a cultural norm for the race to learn it. More culturally learned [B]skills[/B]? You mean the ability given to them by the Raven Queen? Gifts from the gods are not stat dependent. In large part because none of them are racial. All but one are learned and the last one is a gift from a goddess. False Equivalences are false. Stonecunning does not make the dwarves come across as wiser, smarter, or more enduring. An ability that makes elves more dexterous than other races would. Here's a valid example of what I'm talking about. If dwarves were given the ability to endure a lot more than other races, which implies a much greater con, but yet had no con bonus. Or else not. None of your examples is in any way a counter example to what I have been saying. Not one. Nobody said otherwise. My PC knows that elves are more graceful(dexterous) as a race than humans, though. That's a fact. [/QUOTE]

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