Human



by Ralsu



Humans are Eberron's most versatile pioneers. They are also the most
diverse people in the world, displaying the most divergence from one
individual to the next of all the races. A typical human is between 5
and 6 feet tall and weighs 125-250 pounds. Human hair color ranges from
blonde to dark black, and their eyes can be brown, green, or blue.
Humans rarely live to reach the century mark.



Humans pride themselves for individuality and their steadfast idealism.
They'll sometimes defend causes just to be different, and they aren't
afraid to fail in their endeavors. The shortest-lived race, humans
eschew the patience of elves and dwarves in favor of creating immediate
change in the world—good or bad.

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Though dwarves and elves are an older race, humans reproduce more
quickly, and their tenacity allows them to spread throughout the world
quickly. Humans can be found anywhere in the world, and usually in
greater number than any other race.



Adventures
and combat


Human nature necessitates exploration. Humans see mountains as
obstacles to climb, rivers as boundaries to traverse, and death for a
good cause as the noblest expression of their being. When human
expansion encroaches on dwarven lands or damages elven woodlands,
conflict arises. And humans habitually exhibit stubbornness in the face
of conflict.



Racial traits

Bonus Feat at Level 1: Humans
are quick studies. This manifests in the form of an extra Feat at
character creation.



Extra Skill Points: To
represent the quickness with which humans learn, all humans get 4 extra
Skill points at Level 1 and 1 extra Skill point each additional level.



Classes: Humans are capable of
performing well as any class because of their balanced Abilities. The
extra Feat or Skill points serve them well as the following:

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Enhancements

A human has access to the following Enhancements:

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Human Charisma I
adds +1 to Charisma score. It is
nice for bards.
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Constitution I style="vertical-align: top; background-color: rgb(255, 204, 102);">adds
+1 to Constitution score. Human Dexterity I
adds +1 to Dexterity score. It
is good for certain fighter builds or rogues. style="vertical-align: top; background-color: rgb(255, 204, 102);">Human
Intelligence I style="vertical-align: top; background-color: rgb(255, 204, 102);">adds
+1 to Intelligence score. This is great for rogues Human Strength I adds +1 to Strength score. It is
a good choice for fighters.
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Versatility I-IV style="vertical-align: top; background-color: rgb(255, 204, 102);">grants
a bonus of +1 to +4 to all skill checks. This is terrific for a rogue.
Human Wisdom I adds +1 to Wisdom score.
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Recovery I-II
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healing spells 10-15% more effective.
Note:
Other human Enhancements may become available depending on your choice
of class. These will generally be fine choices for a character of that
class.





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Last Updated: Mar 29, 2016

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