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<blockquote data-quote="Tony Vargas" data-source="post: 4287913" data-attributes="member: 996">Some are really obvious - Dragonborn Inspiring Warlord, for instance - others almost against type (Likeable gregarious half-elves have ideal stat bonuses to be lovecraftean Sky Warlocks).Dragonborn - Inspiring Warlord - STR primary, CHA secondaryDwarf - ?Eladrin - Wand Wizard - INT primary, DEX for Wand of AccuracyElves - Archer Ranger - DEX primary, WIS secondaryHalflings - Artful Dodger Rogue - DEX primary, CHA secondaryHalf-Elf - Sky Warlock - CON &amp; CHA primaryHuman - +2 Primary, whatever that might beTieflilng - ? Of course, there are some 'middle of the road' options, not as forced as the Sky Warlock, but still interesting.&nbsp; The Dragonborn Paladin can crib powers from both flavors of pally and the Tiefling Warlord can make good use of both INT- and CHA-based exploits.&nbsp; And just boosting secondaries like the latter could be good for the Dwarven Staff Wizard who has CON for his staff power and WIS for spells like Cloud of Daggers &amp; Thunderwave, etc... and his expanded spellbook feat.What am I missing?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tony Vargas, post: 4287913, member: 996"] Some are really obvious - Dragonborn Inspiring Warlord, for instance - others almost against type (Likeable gregarious half-elves have ideal stat bonuses to be lovecraftean Sky Warlocks). Dragonborn - Inspiring Warlord - STR primary, CHA secondary Dwarf - ? Eladrin - Wand Wizard - INT primary, DEX for Wand of Accuracy Elves - Archer Ranger - DEX primary, WIS secondary Halflings - Artful Dodger Rogue - DEX primary, CHA secondary Half-Elf - Sky Warlock - CON & CHA primary Human - +2 Primary, whatever that might be Tieflilng - ? Of course, there are some 'middle of the road' options, not as forced as the Sky Warlock, but still interesting. The Dragonborn Paladin can crib powers from both flavors of pally and the Tiefling Warlord can make good use of both INT- and CHA-based exploits. And just boosting secondaries like the latter could be good for the Dwarven Staff Wizard who has CON for his staff power and WIS for spells like Cloud of Daggers & Thunderwave, etc... and his expanded spellbook feat. What am I missing? [/QUOTE]

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