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<blockquote data-quote="jaer" data-source="post: 4052508" data-attributes="member: 57861">Not sure why I think this, but I feel like Dragonborns might be str and charisma, making them good fighters, paladins, and warlords.Humans could then be Con and Intelligence (showing both their resilience and ingeniuty).&nbsp; After all, previous editions showed humans to be the most intelligent of all races (3e they had bonus skill points, and in all previous editions, it took them 20 years to become master mages, while it took the supposedly magical elves 200 years to do the same!)&nbsp; I really don't think they are leaving humans as &quot;base line&quot; like they did in previous editions.Half-elves +2 con, +2 charisma?&nbsp; Being natural leaders, one would imagine they must have a charisma bonus, and if humans got the con anyway, makes sense the half-elves might too.&nbsp; This would make them good paladins, warlords, and warlocks, I would guess.Just some ideas.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jaer, post: 4052508, member: 57861"] Not sure why I think this, but I feel like Dragonborns might be str and charisma, making them good fighters, paladins, and warlords. Humans could then be Con and Intelligence (showing both their resilience and ingeniuty). After all, previous editions showed humans to be the most intelligent of all races (3e they had bonus skill points, and in all previous editions, it took them 20 years to become master mages, while it took the supposedly magical elves 200 years to do the same!) I really don't think they are leaving humans as "base line" like they did in previous editions. Half-elves +2 con, +2 charisma? Being natural leaders, one would imagine they must have a charisma bonus, and if humans got the con anyway, makes sense the half-elves might too. This would make them good paladins, warlords, and warlocks, I would guess. Just some ideas. [/QUOTE]

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