ChrisGabriel
Pulsar
- Joined
- Oct 27, 2010
- Location
- Europe
For me the Drow part is just part of my character idea, the Tiefling is the biggest part. So, while I rhink that instead of human (or tiefling) parent, it is easy to have a drow part to the outlander... I am thinking about bringing a druid, but at least a cleric (not so good alignment).
I will be playing female, or at least mostly looking like one, as maybe I want to have a little (or not so little) extra member. But if in another roleplay my "herm/futa craving" gets fulfilled, then I would not making her into one.
In technology (and magic) what I am looking for is all those toys, apparatuses and traps that could come from the possibilities of a creative mind - and maybe make someone come too.
***
Also, Pathfinder does not use the level adjustment, because all the races have the same balance, and only become powerful by the racial feats on higher level. (So that is why I do not want to start at level 1-3...)
I will be playing female, or at least mostly looking like one, as maybe I want to have a little (or not so little) extra member. But if in another roleplay my "herm/futa craving" gets fulfilled, then I would not making her into one.
In technology (and magic) what I am looking for is all those toys, apparatuses and traps that could come from the possibilities of a creative mind - and maybe make someone come too.
***
Also, Pathfinder does not use the level adjustment, because all the races have the same balance, and only become powerful by the racial feats on higher level. (So that is why I do not want to start at level 1-3...)