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Message: <blockquote data-quote="irdeggman" data-source="post: 5392303" data-attributes="member: 16285">Echo on this.Just because you had to start with the package doesn't mean you need to keep all of that stuff around.Get rid of the food - drop it on the ground or give it to someone else to have it is totally unnecessary for a warforged.Same with the bedroll.Also as pointed out you need to find out what house rule the DM is using before making your PC and trying to shoe horn him into an inappropriate role (based on the setting/house rules)And. . . get your hands on the Eberron information, especially the info on the races.You shouldn't have jumped in and tried to play a warforged based solely on a brief description of the stat adjustments and racial benefits.The reason they came to be and history of the race is extremely important.And as I had pointed out earlier there are other Eberron specific racesmore suitable for playing a wizard or similar type class.You probably should have looked real strongly at psionics - since they have no material components (hence lighter) and are in integral part of the setting.</blockquote>