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<blockquote data-quote="Kordeth" data-source="post: 4078608" data-attributes="member: 5036">You might be better at putting together what you notice, but the elf's senses are still sharper than yours (unless you're another elf, in which case you've already got a bigger bonus than the other elf gives), so he can still point out things you simply can't see or hear--which you can then recognize for what it is.Really doubt this is an issue. Note that both Group Awareness and Group Diplomacy specify &quot;a +1 racial bonus.&quot; Since bonus stacking rules were one of the most sensible things 3E introduced, I'd be frankly shocked if they didn't carry over and therefore the most you can get from any number of half-elves is +1. I'd further wager that the racial skill bonuses we saw in the elf write-up are also racial bonuses, and thus a sharp-eared elf won't grant his perceptive insight to his equally sharp-eared elven companions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kordeth, post: 4078608, member: 5036"] You might be better at putting together what you notice, but the elf's senses are still sharper than yours (unless you're another elf, in which case you've already got a bigger bonus than the other elf gives), so he can still point out things you simply can't see or hear--which you can then recognize for what it is. Really doubt this is an issue. Note that both Group Awareness and Group Diplomacy specify "a +1 [b]racial[/b] bonus." Since bonus stacking rules were one of the most sensible things 3E introduced, I'd be frankly shocked if they didn't carry over and therefore the most you can get from any number of half-elves is +1. I'd further wager that the racial skill bonuses we saw in the elf write-up are also racial bonuses, and thus a sharp-eared elf won't grant his perceptive insight to his equally sharp-eared elven companions. [/QUOTE]

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