DogBackward
First Post
So, it says that we can talk about mechanics, just not quoting specific things.
I think I should be okay here, but lemme know if I'm wrong.
Okay, so, I sat down for a few minutes to reverse engineer the stats. Looks like they're using the old Elite Array (15, 14, 13, 12, 10, 8). Going from there, I figured out which ability each class was most likely to give a bonus to... not hard to figure out.
Fighters get +1 Strength.
Rogues get +1 Dexterity.
Wizards get +1 Intelligence.
Clerics get +1 Wisdom.
From there, I simply took whatever other bonuses were apparent and applied it to the races. This clarifies why they have different subraces (Hill vs. Mountain Dwarf, for example) that have the same features otherwise; each subrace will likely have a different ability bonus.
Lightfoot halflings get +1 Dexterity.
Hill Dwarves get +1 Constitution.
Mountain Dwarves get +1 Strength.
High Elves get +1 Intelligence.
Humans get +2 to any ability score (likely to account for not having any racial features)
It looks like Humans actually get +1 to all ability scores, then +1 to their class's primary ability score.
So, there it is.
I think I should be okay here, but lemme know if I'm wrong.
Okay, so, I sat down for a few minutes to reverse engineer the stats. Looks like they're using the old Elite Array (15, 14, 13, 12, 10, 8). Going from there, I figured out which ability each class was most likely to give a bonus to... not hard to figure out.
Fighters get +1 Strength.
Rogues get +1 Dexterity.
Wizards get +1 Intelligence.
Clerics get +1 Wisdom.
From there, I simply took whatever other bonuses were apparent and applied it to the races. This clarifies why they have different subraces (Hill vs. Mountain Dwarf, for example) that have the same features otherwise; each subrace will likely have a different ability bonus.
Lightfoot halflings get +1 Dexterity.
Hill Dwarves get +1 Constitution.
Mountain Dwarves get +1 Strength.
High Elves get +1 Intelligence.
It looks like Humans actually get +1 to all ability scores, then +1 to their class's primary ability score.
So, there it is.
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