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Both have Mask of the Wild (Stealth prof), Fey Ancestry, and dark vision.
Full wood elves get an additional perception prof.
Ngl, if you're building a skill monkey, you're better off with Wood Elves. There are no cons playing wood elf especially if you're going ranger/rogue.
Who gives a ♥♥♥♥ though? It's a 199% fact that Half-Elves are better and no, you can't argue with me because they just are. :P
https://baldursgate3.wiki.fextralife.com/Races
Full woods elves get +2 dexterity, +1 wisdom, weapon proficiencies (bows, longsword, shortsword), and keen senses (free perception proficiency).
Half-wood elves get +2 charisma, +1 to two other attributes of your choice.
Both are fine. Wood-elf might be slightly better for a rogue, ranger, or (dex-based) cleric. Half-elf probably for any warlock. For the other (wizards or strength-based anything) half-elf is probably good since you could put attributes into strength, constitution, and/or intelligence. However, they are pretty close and it typically comes down to wanting/needing the choice of attributes vs. the weapon proficiencies.
I have, but there wasn't quite enough info there for my linking, I wanted some player input, nothing replaces that. I'd like to make a ranger btw.
Ty. Sounds like full elf would be indeed better suited to the kind of character I wanna make, albeit less original (the elfes in this game look a bit tropey to me, skilled with bows, condescending, distrustful of other races etc).
Do you know if weapon proficiencies can be acquired during the game or if it's strictly a starter attribute ?
Great intel TY !
Wood elf is only significantly better if it's a class that uses both wisdom and dex - if the wisdom is being largely wasted, then the +2 DEX by itself is weaker than +1 of 2 stats of your choice (either way you get the same stat total, but with +1 on 2 stats you can raise both of them to 16, and 17 isn't really any better than 16 so the +2 DEX isn't particularly meaningful beyond saving stat points that you'd save either way).
But the wood-elf gets weapon proficiencies while the half-elf gets none, surely that gotta matter