| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| The_Rogue05-25-07, 03:56 PM | Do these things really make good rogues? +4 Con -2 Int and -4 CHA? |
| Marcotic05-25-07, 04:13 PM | good question why would it? Why wouldn't it? |
| AZNsupermarket05-25-07, 04:56 PM | They won't charismatic rogues, but they could specialize in other roguish areas (going into combat, being a skill monkey by dealing with traps, locks, or other areas that most PCs don't have enough ranks to go into). |
| AMGriffin05-25-07, 05:08 PM | But they have an intelligence penalty, so they're already disadvantaged as skill monkies... They're rogues because nothing else really fits I guess. I can vaguely imagine them as rogues that are petty thieves and criminals in large cities because they are so reviled there is nothing else they can do to survive. |
| Salla05-25-07, 05:11 PM | Favored Class is based on cultural leanings, not necessarily statistic affinity or racial abilities. Elves, for example, make crappy wizards. |
| The Ubbergeek05-25-07, 05:39 PM | But they have an intelligence penalty, so they're already disadvantaged as skill monkies... They're rogues because nothing else really fits I guess. I can vaguely imagine them as rogues that are petty thieves and criminals in large cities because they are so reviled there is nothing else they can do to survive. A nice explanation, and logical one. (Elves don't make too bad wizards, really.... But never try to get in 'your face' combat though) |
| Marcotic05-26-07, 12:19 AM | Yes, there Favored class must be fluff, but they would make killer clerics or tack on the Dragonborn race and go into Dragon Shaman |