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<blockquote data-quote="Altamont Ravenard" data-source="post: 6909075" data-attributes="member: 14700">I'm not an expert on turning monsters into playable races, but there is an official guide to race-building. It's available here :<a href="http://www.d20pfsrd.com/gamemastering/other-rules/creating-new-races" target="_blank">http://www.d20pfsrd.com/gamemastering/other-rules/creating-new-races</a>As for calculating the EL (encounter level) of an encounter, IIRC (maybe this is from 3.5Ed), two CR X creatures amount to a CR X+2 creature in terms of challenge. So, for example, an encounter consisting of : - 2 CR 1 creatures- 1 CR 3 creature- 1 CR 5 creaturesThe 2 CR 1 creature are equivalent to a CR 3 creature. Combined to the CR 3 creature, this amounts to a CR 5 creature. Combined to the CR 5 creature, this woud mean that this is a EL 7 encounter. When calculating XP, though, you would do it for each of the 4 creatures in the group.Good luck and good game!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Altamont Ravenard, post: 6909075, member: 14700"] I'm not an expert on turning monsters into playable races, but there is an official guide to race-building. It's available here : [url]http://www.d20pfsrd.com/gamemastering/other-rules/creating-new-races[/url] As for calculating the EL (encounter level) of an encounter, IIRC (maybe this is from 3.5Ed), two CR X creatures amount to a CR X+2 creature in terms of challenge. So, for example, an encounter consisting of : - 2 CR 1 creatures - 1 CR 3 creature - 1 CR 5 creatures The 2 CR 1 creature are equivalent to a CR 3 creature. Combined to the CR 3 creature, this amounts to a CR 5 creature. Combined to the CR 5 creature, this woud mean that this is a EL 7 encounter. When calculating XP, though, you would do it for each of the 4 creatures in the group. Good luck and good game! [/QUOTE]

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