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<blockquote data-quote="CapnZapp" data-source="post: 7785345" data-attributes="member: 12731">I would have thought the 19th level ancestry feat choices would give you &quot;epic dwarfiness&quot;, while at 1st level every Dwarf is dwarfy, except with slight variations.Example (making up as I go): all dwarves get to see in the dark, so that's a static part of your choice of ancestry. Not all dwarves are known to have +4 vs Giants, so that's a 1st level feat you can choose. Not choosing it, however, doesn't make you less &quot;dwarfy&quot; though.And maybe at level 12 you can gain the ability to eat stone, effectively meaning you need no food. This ability would not be appropriate at level 1, where supplies and encumbrance and survival still matters.But you're saying that even at level 19 I'm choosing among the level 1 Dwarf feats? And worse, I'm stuck with whatever leftovers I haven't already picked?If so, I definitely see your point.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CapnZapp, post: 7785345, member: 12731"] I would have thought the 19th level ancestry feat choices would give you "epic dwarfiness", while at 1st level every Dwarf is dwarfy, except with slight variations. Example (making up as I go): all dwarves get to see in the dark, so that's a static part of your choice of ancestry. Not all dwarves are known to have +4 vs Giants, so that's a 1st level feat you can choose. Not choosing it, however, doesn't make you less "dwarfy" though. And maybe at level 12 you can gain the ability to eat stone, effectively meaning you need no food. This ability would not be appropriate at level 1, where supplies and encumbrance and survival still matters. But you're saying that even at level 19 I'm choosing among the level 1 Dwarf feats? And worse, I'm stuck with whatever leftovers I haven't already picked? If so, I definitely see your point. [/QUOTE]

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