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<blockquote data-quote="Valicor" data-source="post: 188856" data-attributes="member: 1555">I say let him make the change, If you have him work out a fairly detailed but not cmplex history as to why he is this way, then what is the problem.&nbsp; Just make sure he tels you what he is planning on doign with the character long &amp; short term, so there aren't to many suprises. The DMG even says you can modify classes to suit the flavor of a character.&nbsp; So why can't you play with the races in the same way.&nbsp; its not like he will be a super monk either, because he doesn't gain a bonus to his wisdom modifier.&nbsp; I'm not sure how aout the rules for oriental adventures but, I am assumeing you still have to remain lawful to advance as a monk even in that bok?&nbsp; if that is the case its not like he will be breakigng into to many other classes.&nbsp; And if you think he pushes you aroudn remmber, what you gave him you can always take away.&nbsp; But remmber D&amp;D rules are built as a guide line, they don't have to be solid, set in stone all the time, ceartain exceptions can be made here &amp; there.&nbsp; I'm sure most of the people in this thread have bent a rule or chnaged one at least once in there life.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Valicor, post: 188856, member: 1555"] I say let him make the change, If you have him work out a fairly detailed but not cmplex history as to why he is this way, then what is the problem. Just make sure he tels you what he is planning on doign with the character long & short term, so there aren't to many suprises. The DMG even says you can modify classes to suit the flavor of a character. So why can't you play with the races in the same way. its not like he will be a super monk either, because he doesn't gain a bonus to his wisdom modifier. I'm not sure how aout the rules for oriental adventures but, I am assumeing you still have to remain lawful to advance as a monk even in that bok? if that is the case its not like he will be breakigng into to many other classes. And if you think he pushes you aroudn remmber, what you gave him you can always take away. But remmber D&D rules are built as a guide line, they don't have to be solid, set in stone all the time, ceartain exceptions can be made here & there. I'm sure most of the people in this thread have bent a rule or chnaged one at least once in there life. [/QUOTE]

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