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"Fine. Because I talk alot, and I no longer wish to quarrel, I offer a truce, ignoring anything that may have come between us. If we don't, it may affect the gameplay, and that would most likely upset not only the game itself, but BloodOnWhitePetals, who would so desperately hard to create it for us." 3nodding "So, truce?"

I wasn't being an a*****e I was doing what I always do, over analyzing something sweatdrop but that is aside from the point, you have to have realized that D&D is my major hobby, I have a pile of D&D books that date back as far as before I was born whee anywho, sorry if I came off as being an a**, but the last person I tried to point out that certain areas are set up as part of history for a reason descided to ask me a million and one questions so I explained and explained and explained, but he just didn't get it so I just kind of threw it all down at once heh heh heh... gomen ^___^

No need to change it, but I have to admit that if your going to make a character for a Roleplaying Game, be ready to make up a Roleplay reason for him to have that stuff, I would have asked your character the questions about it as my character anyways so it is a good idea to have your character down pact in advanced, my character is kind of an archiveist anyways ^_^

"I may or may not have explained the reason for my character's existence in the human region, but if you read his profile (which the like is somewhere a page or two back) it explains everything. It's a little cheesy, yet I'm worried that it may seem a little too farfetched, being that his father is a barbarian, possibly being in a place that he should have never been in the first place. But, other than that, my character did grow up with his Human mother, and that should basically explain the rest (unless for some reason others hate Half-Orcs in that region.)"

Come up with something that staples him for being from the Dalelands, such as his mother when he was young and he went looking for the father that was never around guided by the mans bond animal, ummm aside from that it is upto your creativity, after all I am only the bozo trying to get the GM to pass a race and class that I ran by some of the guys that designed the 3.5 rules ^__^

I'm sorry, but you're wrong. You are not born into your class. Not exactly. You may be born into a life that essentially is your class (being born into a life of thievry and so on) but you are not born into a class. this is DIRECTLY from the PHB. "A character's class is his or her profession or vocation." So, to say you're born into a class is like saying that you're "born" to be a McDonalds manager, or a Dentist. You are not born into your class. You can be raised to learn your class (being raised by Druids means you're very likely to have Druid as at least one of your classes, likewise, being raised by bandits means you're very likely to have Rogue in there somewhere), but you're not born a Rogue, or anything else. With the exception of Sorcerer, because Sorcerer's have magic in their blood, so they technically are born into that class.

Kinda hard to enforce that in forum RPGing like this, since that would essentially mean never looking in them again. I don't look up a monster in the monster manual, and if I do, it's only for a picture. But yeah, we don't look through that stuff in normal sessions. I don't like players looking through any of the books in the middle of a game, unless there's a good reason (looking up a spell for example). Technically, I believe the rules state nothing other than the PHB, so all the other books aren't allowed, which means anything not in the PHB you need to copy if you need it (like spells). But, if someone needs to look up a spell, I'm not going to be a nazi about it. But they've no reason to look at the DMs Guide or MM during a session, so I don't allow them to.

ROFL want me to "needle point" your character 4laugh by the way Velrish love the "quote"
Their gore dripping from you body!!!!
That is such a bad depiction of people who play that game