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<blockquote data-quote="SaffroN" data-source="post: 4275678" data-attributes="member: 60870">I read your whole post, I'm not going to discuss everything, just correct you on a few points.Half-elf has a Con bonus as well.Also. Yes, the races grant a +2 ability score modifier to two stats. If that is the sole reason you choose one class over the other... Lets just say there is much, much more to a race then a shoddy +1 to attacks and damage.&nbsp;I'm kinda on the same page here, but there is something to think about. What is the point of adding more at wills? you can only pick 2 (3 if your a human) at-wills. More choices would most likely be an overkill. Why have so many choices when you can only pick two? Not only that, but the bonuses they grant are borderline negligible.Its still is very much optional. No one is putting a gun to your head. Yes, Minis &quot;use is written into the rules&quot;, however, so is all the Gods. You don't have to follow every little thing in the core books.&nbsp;As explained by unan oranis, not errata'ed, expanded. A very big difference</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SaffroN, post: 4275678, member: 60870"] I read your whole post, I'm not going to discuss everything, just correct you on a few points. Half-elf has a Con bonus as well. Also. Yes, the races grant a +2 ability score modifier to two stats. If that is the sole reason you choose one class over the other... Lets just say there is much, much more to a race then a shoddy +1 to attacks and damage. I'm kinda on the same page here, but there is something to think about. What is the point of adding more at wills? you can only pick 2 (3 if your a human) at-wills. More choices would most likely be an overkill. Why have so many choices when you can only pick two? Not only that, but the bonuses they grant are borderline negligible. Its still is very much optional. No one is putting a gun to your head. Yes, Minis "use is written into the rules", however, so is all the Gods. You don't have to follow every little thing in the core books. As explained by unan oranis, not errata'ed, expanded. A very big difference [/QUOTE]

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