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<blockquote data-quote="Bolares" data-source="post: 7915549" data-attributes="member: 6790082">in cases where the race goes from a +2 to a +1 you can choose the same score when choosing the class. I made it this way so you, at the same time, do not hurt a player who is playing a race/class combination that would receive the +2 on a main score and allow for any combination to have a 16 in their main score on lvl 1.The restriction on point to is to avoid making a race that would gain only a +1 in a score, getting a +2 instead. Take the variant human for example. Without this restriction they could get a feat, a skill, and +2 in their main score. My goal is not to affect &quot;optimal race/class&quot; combinations, but to prevent other options from falling behind on sometingas big as ability scores.as for the CON bonus, I based the choices on the multiclass pre-requisites table, but I think it makes sense to add CON to the barbarian too</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bolares, post: 7915549, member: 6790082"] in cases where the race goes from a +2 to a +1 you can choose the same score when choosing the class. I made it this way so you, at the same time, do not hurt a player who is playing a race/class combination that would receive the +2 on a main score and allow for any combination to have a 16 in their main score on lvl 1. The restriction on point to is to avoid making a race that would gain only a +1 in a score, getting a +2 instead. Take the variant human for example. Without this restriction they could get a feat, a skill, and +2 in their main score. My goal is not to affect "optimal race/class" combinations, but to prevent other options from falling behind on sometingas big as ability scores. as for the CON bonus, I based the choices on the multiclass pre-requisites table, but I think it makes sense to add CON to the barbarian too [/QUOTE]

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