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<blockquote data-quote="dmccoy1693" data-source="post: 5120663" data-attributes="member: 51747">This. Humans are the ultimate generalists. Elves, ... their ability to overcoming spell resistance is nice ... when you are a wizard. Now play a ranger elf and that spell resistance bonus is kinda worthless. Dwarves make great fighters and clerics. Not slowed down by heavy armor, bonus to certain races. But make that dwarf a wizard and those abilities don't add up to much. Look at skill points for a fighter 2/rogue 2 for a human and a half elf. The human has fighter as his favored class while the half elf has both. The human has all the class skill points plus 2 for fighter being his favored class and 4 for being human. The half elf has 4 for favored classes. Already the human wins. Now look at a fighter 4/rogue 2/dualist 8. The human gets 4 for fighter favored class and 14 for being human. The half elf gets 6 for the fighter/rogue favored classes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dmccoy1693, post: 5120663, member: 51747"] This. Humans are the ultimate generalists. Elves, ... their ability to overcoming spell resistance is nice ... when you are a wizard. Now play a ranger elf and that spell resistance bonus is kinda worthless. Dwarves make great fighters and clerics. Not slowed down by heavy armor, bonus to certain races. But make that dwarf a wizard and those abilities don't add up to much. Look at skill points for a fighter 2/rogue 2 for a human and a half elf. The human has fighter as his favored class while the half elf has both. The human has all the class skill points plus 2 for fighter being his favored class and 4 for being human. The half elf has 4 for favored classes. Already the human wins. Now look at a fighter 4/rogue 2/dualist 8. The human gets 4 for fighter favored class and 14 for being human. The half elf gets 6 for the fighter/rogue favored classes. [/QUOTE]

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