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<blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 8385833" data-attributes="member: 6855114"><p>Excellent! Thank you. And all these comes from a period where there were only fixed ability score increase! And even then, if you read the books, these are the exceptions and not the norm! And yet, you went in products that were not using the as based race (wild dwarves and ghostwise halflings are not in the core rule of any editions) But since I failed to mention core rules, I must give you that one and yet, instead only working in your favor, it works in mine as these are still exceptions and not the norm. You see there are two ways to look at things, the fact that you had to search for fringed official products and went for exceptions and not a "common" sight to prove your point just proved mine.</p><p></p><p>There are no dwarven wizards in any core rules (save 4ed but we all know how this edition was received...). The same goes for barbarian halflings. You need to go for fringed character, articles and products to find meaningful examples and even then, they are the exceptions and not the norm. My point stands.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Helldritch, post: 8385833, member: 6855114"] Excellent! Thank you. And all these comes from a period where there were only fixed ability score increase! And even then, if you read the books, these are the exceptions and not the norm! And yet, you went in products that were not using the as based race (wild dwarves and ghostwise halflings are not in the core rule of any editions) But since I failed to mention core rules, I must give you that one and yet, instead only working in your favor, it works in mine as these are still exceptions and not the norm. You see there are two ways to look at things, the fact that you had to search for fringed official products and went for exceptions and not a "common" sight to prove your point just proved mine. There are no dwarven wizards in any core rules (save 4ed but we all know how this edition was received...). The same goes for barbarian halflings. You need to go for fringed character, articles and products to find meaningful examples and even then, they are the exceptions and not the norm. My point stands. [/QUOTE]
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