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| Date Created: | 20:35, March 24, 2010 (UTC) |
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Variant Non-Humans
This rule is a rough change I have used in my games in order to bring other races up to the same level as humans. I actually see quite a bit of racial variation in the games I DM, and the only races that seem to have become a bit too powerful are dwarves and whisper gnomes.
Here is how it works:
- Humans get +2 to a single ability score of their choice, but lose the skill point bonus.
- All other races that don't gain bonus feats gain a bonus feat.
- Races that grant a bonus feat change it to allow any feat (like a human) rather than a specific feat (if applicable).
- If the race grants more than one bonus feat, only one of the feats changes to allow any feat to be selected in its place (DM's discretion).
I encourage trying out this rule and adapting it to your tastes!
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