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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Belen" data-source="post: 1674591" data-attributes="member: 1405">If I tend to eliminate options, then it always has a story or world-specific reason.  My homebrew differs from the basic/ core DnD in several ways, such as all the stats for the races (except humans) are changed:Nomani (elves):  They are a gypsy race that tends to wander the world.  They have the longest life spans as 150 years and rogue is their favored class.Roviri (half-elves): Mostly seen as mistakes by humans.  They live to about 125.  Avyrim (dwarves): Nature lovers and natural druids.  They travel the land making sure to keep it healthy and act as diplomats between nature and civilization.Estradi (halflings): The most magical of races.  They excel at magic and live in mountainous terrain.Gremen (bear-folk): Nuff said.I have also assign a common/ uncommon/ rare status to each base class where anyone can choose to play a common class, but rare classes have restrictions.  I have also added a good number of classes from AU into the mix.For example, Clerics are a rare class in my world.  The majority of churches are made of priests, but get no real powers, while a cleric has a true calling and passion for his god.It would take too long to really explain all the aspects and some are still being created, but this may give you a good idea.Oh!  Monstrous races are not native to the world.  Orcs and such are outsiders.  They get no special powers, but they are just not native.</blockquote>

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