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<blockquote data-quote="irdeggman" data-source="post: 3054119" data-attributes="member: 16285">Elves don't get a bonus to Int either but they are prone to be wizards. Dwarves don't get a bonus to Str and they are prone to be fighters. Half-orcs get a bonus to Str but have favored class barbarian (which should technically havetheir prime abilty be Con since that is what is used to power their signature ability - rage). The only race that fits this progression is halflings (plus to Dex - favored class rogue). One could include humans and half-elves too since they get no bonuses and have favored class-any.IMO whether or not a race gets a bonus to the prime ability of the class isn't relevanet (now if they got a penalty that might be). It is about what the race &quot;typically&quot; acts like.Are gnomes friendly and prone to interaction in some manner? Are they a &quot;likeable&quot; race? One that most other races like to have around? They are prone to playing tricks and telling jokes by description.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="irdeggman, post: 3054119, member: 16285"] Elves don't get a bonus to Int either but they are prone to be wizards. Dwarves don't get a bonus to Str and they are prone to be fighters. Half-orcs get a bonus to Str but have favored class barbarian (which should technically havetheir prime abilty be Con since that is what is used to power their signature ability - rage). The only race that fits this progression is halflings (plus to Dex - favored class rogue). One could include humans and half-elves too since they get no bonuses and have favored class-any. IMO whether or not a race gets a bonus to the prime ability of the class isn't relevanet (now if they got a penalty that might be). It is about what the race "typically" acts like. Are gnomes friendly and prone to interaction in some manner? Are they a "likeable" race? One that most other races like to have around? They are prone to playing tricks and telling jokes by description. [/QUOTE]

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