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For a barbarian?
I mean, half elves are good, I wouldn't claim otherwise, but they're only the "best" for charisma-based classes.
Not to mention that both barbarian subclasses in BG3 are superior to their RAW PHB counterparts.
Berserker gets a bonus action weapon attack on tap with no drawbacks while Raging.
Every Wildheart pick got a new ability to use while Raging in addition to all of their existing PHB benefits.
Giving all of that up for a single round in the middle of combat to toss out a +2 to-hit Firebolt or Ray of Frost to pop a surface when you can just throw something or use your Rage ability is incredibly wasteful. If action economy is paramount, you wouldn't even spend a single second thinking about this lopsided tradeoff as a barbarian because it's basically a non-option.
Though iirc the OneDnD update is changing it to function like that as well, but I could be wrong, I only looked through the test document a few times.
Edit: Nope, nevermind I was wrong, OneDnD just lets you upcast the spell with your own spell slots, so pretty much just a BG3 tech, though a Paladin in OneDnD could technically upcast something if they felt like doing that instead of a Smite (Chromatic Orb could be useful depending on the situation for effective elemental damage for example) and the cantrips still function normally.
And not for wizards and rogues as mentioned many times around while been ignored.
It's already one third of the classes of the game which you can do better with another race.
This apart while I completely disagree with the "nerf PHB" and the strange mathematics of OP. I agree on the fact that I wanted to see something different from Half-Elf like the regular +2 skills proficiency. If I remember well there is a mod to get regular H-Elf?
Who am I kidding, I know what response this is going to get...
The point being argued in this post is whether half-elves are overpowered and "the best".
Sure, no reason you couldn't play an effective half-elf barbarian. That's not in contention here.
Please stop with the nerf crap. People like you get good games ruined with your whining.
You can enjoy all kinds of different set ups for different reasons, but a ton of gamers seem to focus only on what is the absolute "best" and I frankly never understand that. If you want to play the best, then play the best. If you want to go for a more interesting idea by mixing specific race/class set up and see if you can make that work, go for it! Who cares if half elf is or isn't the "best" race.
As someone else said, like every race, half-elves will be more effective with certain classes, but not all. But they also come with a nice set of bonuses that will help you a lot regardless, so if you want to play one just play one. But then I'm one of the VERY rare few that seems to understand the focus of human and understands why they are the way they are. Is human the best? No. Is that a problem? No, same as any other race regardless of where they sit on this weird ranking people seem to be making up.
Have +1 in all atb (its only really good in point buy system and if you are playing a few mad classes or multiclassing)
Half - elfs
+2 in any atb + 2 in charisma
Dark vision, immunity do sleep and resistance to charm, one cantrip/movement speed, skill versatility
Having all those perks beats by a long shot having only 2 more scores.
In BG3 since darkvision is a game-changer. Underdark =d.
"oh but you can cast dancing light or light!"
=_= just boring.
Slight correction. Half elves have +1 to any two attributes plus +2 charisma, not +2 to any.
+2 in anything would make Half-Elves easily the strongest race in BG3, but that's critically not how they work. It's +1 to two different ability scores, so you can't get to a 17 starting score in anything except Charisma with them.