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<blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 1778398" data-attributes="member: 4134">Elves, in all their variations. Because of their elegance, and their affinity for chaos. Also, you can usually find a subrace that fits a certain class (ok, most of them have -2 Con, which hurts, but you can't just have strengths).Beyond that, fey'ri (which are demonic tiefling elves) and full-fledged succubi/incubi are a world of fun. All these choices lend themselves well to my favourite concept: The rogue - which can take the form of the actual rogue class, or of generally skilled and sneaky classes. ATM, I play a gestalt incubus (his monster HD make up one of the two classes) / soulknive, who will become an elocater soon (for the soulknive part) and either become rogue to continue after succubus is done, or advance in soulknive (or both).I like characters with high Dex, Int and Cha, who can be sneaky and useful aout of combat, too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kae'Yoss, post: 1778398, member: 4134"] Elves, in all their variations. Because of their elegance, and their affinity for chaos. Also, you can usually find a subrace that fits a certain class (ok, most of them have -2 Con, which hurts, but you can't just have strengths). Beyond that, fey'ri (which are demonic tiefling elves) and full-fledged succubi/incubi are a world of fun. All these choices lend themselves well to my favourite concept: The rogue - which can take the form of the actual rogue class, or of generally skilled and sneaky classes. ATM, I play a gestalt incubus (his monster HD make up one of the two classes) / soulknive, who will become an elocater soon (for the soulknive part) and either become rogue to continue after succubus is done, or advance in soulknive (or both). I like characters with high Dex, Int and Cha, who can be sneaky and useful aout of combat, too. [/QUOTE]

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