Editing KonoSuba (section)

===Races===
Races in the KonoSuba TRPG determine your starting [[Ability Score]] values. Each also comes with a list of special racial skills, of which you get to pick '''one'''. 

The '''Reincarnated Person''' is, of course, the standard [[isekai]] guy (or gal, we won't judge); somebody from regular Earth who died and was then revived in the world of KonoSuba. Their racial skill choices are '''Boon: Armor''' (start play with a piece of armor that has +2 Physical Defense and +1 Magical Defense), '''Boon: Weapon''' (start play with a weapon that does +2 attack power), '''Power of Fate''' (+1 Blessing) and '''Flash of Reincarnation''' (once per scenario, add +3 to the result of a check). Their stat array is STR 8, DEX 9, AGI 8, INT 9, PER 8, MND 7, LCK 8.

The '''Native Inhabitant''' is the obligatory "actually born in this crazy world" choice. Their racial skill choices are '''Combat Arts''' (+2 to final hit checks), '''Snap Decision''' (+3 Action Points), '''Stalwart''' (+3 Physical Defense) and '''Versatility''' (+1 to 3 base ability scores of your choice). Their stat array is STR 9, DEX 8, AGI 8, INT 8, PER 8, MND 8, LCK 6.

The '''Crimson Magic Clan''' represents a member of a [[abhuman|distinct human subspecies native to this world]], characterized by their crimson irises, pronounced aptitude for magic, and racial proclivity towards insanity. Every Crimson Mage is at best quirky and eccentric, and at worst at outright babbling imbecile. Their racial skill choices are '''Ability Specialization''' (boost one ability score by +4, penalize a second by -1), '''Godsent Child of Destruction''' (+3 damage with all magical attacks), '''Great Magic Power''' (+5 maximum MP) and '''Magical Talent''' (+1 to all magic check results). Their stat array is STR 7, DEX 8, AGI 8, INT 10, PER 7, MND 10, LCK 7.

You may be asking; what if I don't want to play a human? What if I want to play a [[demihuman]] or a redeemed [[monster]]? Well, officially, the book just says "use the Native Inhabitant race". If it strikes you as odd that, say, a [[centaur]] or an [[elf]] is mechanically identical to a human, you'll have to put the work in to coming up with your own distinct racial ability score layout and unique racial skills.