I always wondered why there were no bear-people (aside from werebears) in Pathfinder. Here’s a race made up with a 10-point RP build.
+2 Str +2 Con -2 Wis (1 RP specialized)
+fearless trait +2 vs fear (1 RP)
+healthy +4 disease & poison (2 RP)
+low light vision (1 RP)
+Natural armor +1 (1 RP)
+bite d4 (1 RP)
+relentless +2 bullrush & overrun (1 RP)
+claws d4 (2 RP)
Alternate traits:
- Developed senses: Scent instead of all of these: bite, claws, fearless
- Wild on the inside: Ferocity instead of all of these: claws, bite & nat armor
- Faster than it looks: Sprinter instead of relentless
- Born in the Wild: Climb & Swim trained instead of Fearless
- Tank: Toughness, Improved Nat armor instead of Healthy & Relentless
Variants:
— Beast: armor, tough, bite, claws
— Predator: sprinter, scent
Restrictions:
— Druid must take bear druid archetype
— Barbarian class must take Wild on the Inside alternate trait (this restriction is for balance reasons: 3 natural attacks and rage at first level is a bit too good)