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Message: <blockquote data-quote="paradox42" data-source="post: 5786960" data-attributes="member: 29746">Golden's Guide is a good place to start, but it's too conservative for most homebrews. You use it as a jumping-off point and build from there. The important thing is not that your new race(s) match Core; it's that they match each other and whatever other races you allow in your game.Regarding the natural attack issue, I'd suggest that since the Improved Natural Attack feat can be used to bring a 1d4 Horns attack up to 1d6, then you count the 1d4 attack as "1d6 minus a feat" in a way. Of course, since 4 points is a feat, you can't subtract a full feat value, but this should mean that pricing a 1d4 Horns attack at 2 points is reasonable.Natural Cunning is highly situational; in some ways it's like having the Know Direction cantrip for free, but then again, how often do PCs really get lost, anyway? Golden's Guide would probably price it at 0 points or 1 point (just look at the other stuff listed in that category for comparison), and I agree.Your ability scores are already good. Don't sweat the fact that the plusses are both physical- Paizo themselves don't care about that when making new races, evidence shows. It just happens that the Core races stuck to 1 in each category. If they don't care, why should you?</blockquote>