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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ramaster" data-source="post: 6100394" data-attributes="member: 6687585">The thing is that, in Pathfinder, there is no level adjustment. The closest thing to that is on the Advanced Race Guide. Basically, every racial trait gets a set "score" assigned to it.Core races vary from 8 total race points at it's lowest (Half-orcs) to 11 at it's highest (Those short overpowered dwarves!).I'll build a sample goliath race for you:Goliaths* +2 Strength  +2 Constitution, -2 Intelligence (Specialized, 1 RP): Goliaths are big, strong and have great endurance, but their society and ways are primitive.* Goliath (Humanoid 0 RP): Goliaths are humanoids with the Goliath sub-type.* Medium (Medium 0 RP): Goliaths are medium creatures and have no penalty or bonus associated with their size.* Normal Speed (Normal Speed 0 RP): Goliath's base land speed is 30 ft.* Child of the north (Skill bonus 2 RP): Goliaths take great pride on their physical prowess and knowledge of the natural world. They have +1  on Acrobatic checks and Knowledge (Nature) Checks.* Resistance to cold (Shadow resistance 1 RP*): Goliaths are used to living on very low temperatures and have Cold resistance 5* Powerful build ( 4 RP*): Goliaths are tall and strong. They can wield weapons suited for a creature one size category larger than themselves.* Endurance (Static bonus feat 2 RP): Goliaths have the Endurance feat as a bonus feat on level one.Total RP: 10That's about it.Shadow resistance actually costs 2 RP and also gives Resistance 5 to electricity. I cut that out and reduced it to only one point. The cost of powerful build is estimated, and if you think it is too low (being Large size costs 7 RP) you can take Endurance out and increase it's cost to 6 RP, but I think this way is good.</blockquote>

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