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Various human peoples inhabit Oerth and the Flaeness,and because humans are quite dominant, they require more distinction than in ordinary Dungeons & Dragons. This is the reason for these subcategories. | Various human peoples inhabit Oerth and the Flaeness,and because humans are quite dominant, they require more distinction than in ordinary Dungeons & Dragons. This is the reason for these subcategories. | ||
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| + | These variants of the basic human differ in details, but follow the general ideas on humans as outlined in the Player’s Handbook. There are three differences besides purely cultural traits. Attributes are specified, with a +2 bonus to two different attributes. Bonus skills are specified to one of a short list – not to class skills. And in some cases the second language is specified as well. | ||
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Various human peoples inhabit Oerth and the Flaeness,and because humans are quite dominant, they require more distinction than in ordinary Dungeons & Dragons. This is the reason for these subcategories.
These variants of the basic human differ in details, but follow the general ideas on humans as outlined in the Player’s Handbook. There are three differences besides purely cultural traits. Attributes are specified, with a +2 bonus to two different attributes. Bonus skills are specified to one of a short list – not to class skills. And in some cases the second language is specified as well.