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<blockquote data-quote="Aldarc" data-source="post: 4279810" data-attributes="member: 5142">Mojh were a base race. Although fluff wise they were humans who each turned themselves draconian through ritual, the mojh were considered a base race. But since they were human, the rules provided for a brief snippet of how a human character could change into a mojh. It involved taking a feat (thereby nullifying their human bonus feat), a bunch of money, and a ritual. Their skill point total in some ways stayed the same since the human bonus skills per level counteracted the mojh bonus to Intelligence. But the mojh also received a -2 to Constitution which was apparently worth a +1 Nat Armor bonus, Darkvision, and a +2 to an assortment of unused skills. For an AE conversion to 4E, I think maintaining mojh as a base race would be ideal. Then if a human character so desired to change into a mojh, I would probably just let them wholsesale exchange their human character for a mojh one of equal level and of the same class after sacrificing a feat and getting someone to do the ritual, which is apparently quite painful and excruciating. Close enough to canon, but in which the spirit of the races takes precedent over the law of the pre-existing mechanics.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aldarc, post: 4279810, member: 5142"] Mojh were a base race. Although fluff wise they were humans who each turned themselves draconian through ritual, the mojh were considered a base race. But since they were human, the rules provided for a brief snippet of how a human character could change into a mojh. It involved taking a feat (thereby nullifying their human bonus feat), a bunch of money, and a ritual. Their skill point total in some ways stayed the same since the human bonus skills per level counteracted the mojh bonus to Intelligence. But the mojh also received a -2 to Constitution which was apparently worth a +1 Nat Armor bonus, Darkvision, and a +2 to an assortment of unused skills. For an AE conversion to 4E, I think maintaining mojh as a base race would be ideal. Then if a human character so desired to change into a mojh, I would probably just let them wholsesale exchange their human character for a mojh one of equal level and of the same class after sacrificing a feat and getting someone to do the ritual, which is apparently quite painful and excruciating. Close enough to canon, but in which the spirit of the races takes precedent over the law of the pre-existing mechanics. [/QUOTE]

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