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<blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 7182105" data-attributes="member: 6855114">Dwarves always had wizards, from the norse mythos, to the korobokuru of oriental mythos. Even the romans suspected that dwarves could do magic. It is only on Tolkienesque fictions that dwarves lost their magic. Where would all their magic weapons and armor come from? Rune magic. Agreed we don't have real rune magic in 5ed yet. (the SKT isn't true rune magic imho). But who knows? But it is a moot point as in the point buy and set array, you won't see a lot of dwarven wizard, no bonuses to their important stats.Gnomes, (especialy deep ones), Dwarves and Halflings, of all races, should have the easiest way for paladin hood. They are one of the few race that are basicaly &quot;Lawfull Good&quot; from the start. They might not have the kind of paladins that Humans have but they should have some.&nbsp; Again, you won't see a lot of these paladins, they don't have bonuses and it's not worth doing with the set array.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Helldritch, post: 7182105, member: 6855114"] Dwarves always had wizards, from the norse mythos, to the korobokuru of oriental mythos. Even the romans suspected that dwarves could do magic. It is only on Tolkienesque fictions that dwarves lost their magic. Where would all their magic weapons and armor come from? Rune magic. Agreed we don't have real rune magic in 5ed yet. (the SKT isn't true rune magic imho). But who knows? But it is a moot point as in the point buy and set array, you won't see a lot of dwarven wizard, no bonuses to their important stats. Gnomes, (especialy deep ones), Dwarves and Halflings, of all races, should have the easiest way for paladin hood. They are one of the few race that are basicaly "Lawfull Good" from the start. They might not have the kind of paladins that Humans have but they should have some. Again, you won't see a lot of these paladins, they don't have bonuses and it's not worth doing with the set array. [/QUOTE]

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