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[Nikson]

Yes, forge a brand new half-giant. I think the armor class bonus, +9hp bonus and walking speed bonus are enough. :P

[blastradius14]

Alrighty, using your half a half and 25 point system, this is what I came up with before and after modifiers:
STR 16 +4 20
DEX 16 -1 15
CON 15 +2 17
INT 8 -2 6
WIS 7 -2 5
CHA 6 -2 4


He has 14 hps, 1d10 rolled a 9 (whoo hoo), and +5 racial.

His natural 2 ac bonus with dex gives him 13 AC

[Nikson]

15DEX means +2, and the +2 natural bonus means 14

and HP... rolling a 9 on the d10, plus the +5 racial, plus the +3 from the 17CON means 17 hp.

Ok, that's acceptable. Now give him a name and start picking skills, feats, inventory, all that stuff

[blastradius14]

NWN or Icewind dale II feats and skills ok? Or am I using the 2nd editions languages=nonweapon proficiencies? LOL
Hehe. I will repost pretty soon with a graphic like before

[Nikson]

Have you reposted yet? :P
Use 3rd Edition rules.

[Blood-Pigggy]

Is it possible that I could be a Thokola?

[Nikson]

*chases pigggy with a stick*

[Blood-Pigggy]

That really doesn't answer my question.

[Nikson]

EDIT: oops, double (and incomplete) post.

[Nikson]

You want to play, and I quote:

a wormlike monster with a body hot enough to melt solid rock. It has a choleric mood and a foul temper. Although native to the Elemental Plane of Fire, it's also known to inhabit the Elemental Plane of Earth. A thoqqua spends most of its time burrowing through solid rock looking for minerals to eat. Its burrowing leaves behind a usable tunnel, albeit a small one with blistering hot walls. A thoqqua is about one foot in diameter and 4 to 5 feet long.

If that didn't make it perfectly clear, I will: No, you cannot play a Thoqqua :P