I hate to ask this, since a) it's probably been asked a million times and just dropped off the face of the forum by now and b) everyone's probably sick of drow...
The 3.5 MM tells me that drow have ability score adjustments to Int and Cha, a seeming change from the adjustments to Dex, Con, Int, and Cha. But then if you look at the scores that are provided for the drow warrior, then at the "original ability scores" listed at the end of the drow description, you see they're using the Dex, Con, Int, and Cha mods as seen in FRCS.
Furthermore, checking out the Player's Guide to Faerun, I'm not finding any changes to racial ability scores from FRCS.
I only noticed this because I was trying PCGen out (uses an obscene amount of RAM...) for the first time in ages to see if it had improved and noticed it used the four stat adjustments. I looked up the latest version of the SRD and it contains the same two stat adjustment listing as the MM 3.5.
Is it safe to assume that the two stat adjustment is a horrible mistake, as it contradicts its own entry and doesn't seem to be backed up by sources anywhere else?
The 3.5 MM tells me that drow have ability score adjustments to Int and Cha, a seeming change from the adjustments to Dex, Con, Int, and Cha. But then if you look at the scores that are provided for the drow warrior, then at the "original ability scores" listed at the end of the drow description, you see they're using the Dex, Con, Int, and Cha mods as seen in FRCS.
Furthermore, checking out the Player's Guide to Faerun, I'm not finding any changes to racial ability scores from FRCS.
I only noticed this because I was trying PCGen out (uses an obscene amount of RAM...) for the first time in ages to see if it had improved and noticed it used the four stat adjustments. I looked up the latest version of the SRD and it contains the same two stat adjustment listing as the MM 3.5.
Is it safe to assume that the two stat adjustment is a horrible mistake, as it contradicts its own entry and doesn't seem to be backed up by sources anywhere else?
