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<blockquote data-quote="Seule" data-source="post: 492042" data-attributes="member: 407">My wife plays a half-orc Paladin, and she deals out ungodly amountd of damage.&nbsp; She is the front-line fighter in our 20th level game.&nbsp; She's not so hot on the spellcasting and turning, but boy can she hit hard!I played a halfling Paladin (one of two in that game) and they are surprisingly effective.&nbsp; Being able to have a Medium bonded mount works very well for dungeon crawling.&nbsp; Lance charge from dogback anyone?&nbsp; This would also work even better with a Gnome, I think.I tried a Dwarven Sorcerer once.&nbsp; Didn't work well.An Elven Monk works very well.&nbsp; The alignment means they are rare, but the Dex bonus is a great thing.Half-Orc Rogues make great thugs.&nbsp; Give 'em a greataxe and flanking, and they can do icky things.Half-elven Cleric.&nbsp; Everyone expects the Half-elf to be the loner type, a half-elf who spends her time healing and buffing others to try to gain acceptance could be interesting.&nbsp; Same for a Half-Orc.Dwarven Monks could be frightening.&nbsp; The Dwarf stat penalty fits the Monk well, as does the Half-orc one, and the speed defecit is offset by the Monk class.Just some ideas.&nbsp; --Seule</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Seule, post: 492042, member: 407"] My wife plays a half-orc Paladin, and she deals out ungodly amountd of damage. She is the front-line fighter in our 20th level game. She's not so hot on the spellcasting and turning, but boy can she hit hard! I played a halfling Paladin (one of two in that game) and they are surprisingly effective. Being able to have a Medium bonded mount works very well for dungeon crawling. Lance charge from dogback anyone? This would also work even better with a Gnome, I think. I tried a Dwarven Sorcerer once. Didn't work well. An Elven Monk works very well. The alignment means they are rare, but the Dex bonus is a great thing. Half-Orc Rogues make great thugs. Give 'em a greataxe and flanking, and they can do icky things. Half-elven Cleric. Everyone expects the Half-elf to be the loner type, a half-elf who spends her time healing and buffing others to try to gain acceptance could be interesting. Same for a Half-Orc. Dwarven Monks could be frightening. The Dwarf stat penalty fits the Monk well, as does the Half-orc one, and the speed defecit is offset by the Monk class. Just some ideas. --Seule [/QUOTE]

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