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I expected as much, but for right now, I'm still going to call a no. iLL and Terei may have other feelings, so go ahead and build it if you like, but be warned... Terei is not forgiving to anything half-assed. Make sure you design a race, not a set of stats you want to play. And Gods help you if it's a human with powers...

Renati
Type outsider(native) 3 RP

Size Tiny 4 RP

Base Speed Slow Speed -1 RP
Flight (8 RP) flight speed 50 av

Ability Score Mixed Weakness (–2 RP)
[-4 str, +2 dex, +2 int, -2 cha]

Languages Xenophobic 0 RP

Racial Traits

Senses Racial Traits
Darkvision 60 ft.
Light Blindness (–2 RP)

10 RP Total

If you want I can build a back story for the race itself

Still can't believe Xenophobic, doesn't carry a negative

A race doesn't have a 'back-story', it has a history. And without one, my 'No' vote becomes even stronger. Without a racial history, it's nothing more than a set of stats you want to play.

Personally, I'd want a physical description, a society structure, relationships with other races, common trades and skills, and magical tendencies.

What do you think iLL? If I'm being dragged into this leadership role, so are you! XD

I apologize for the delay, have been a bit distracted at being as polite as possible. You people are lucky that I'm not as big of an a*****e online as I am in person! Anywho, I do like the back story myself, and suspect it'll pass the Terei test... though, it's hard to tell with her sometimes. If I calculate correctly, however, you should have 37 HP:
1: 10+1
2: 6+1
3: 5+1
4: 6+1
5: 5+1
= 37

Also, it doesn't look like you've spent your Favored Class points for HP or Skills, as I assume his Favored Class is Fighter. So that's 4 points to spend on HP, Skills, or +1 to the fighter's CMD when resisting two combat maneuvers of the character's choice. Everything else looks good to me though. I particularly like the picture provided, helps me visualize the character better.

We're doing Max first, and then average, which works a little counter-intuitively than I expected as well. Technically, the median of the die is a decimal, so we round up on even levels, and down on odd levels. Thus, with a d10 hit die, you'll get 6 points on even levels, and 5 points on odd levels, plus Con modifier on points.

Favored Class points are a bonus that encourages sticking to one class, rather than multi-classing. Basically, you get a bonus point to spend each time you gain a level (not for every level... no bonus points for level 1) to spend on HP, Skill points, or perhaps a bonus ability based on your class and race - not all class/race combinations have a specialty bonus.

I do hope I'm being clear, and not confusing you with a bunch of nonsense.

Looks like you have one more HP than you should, assuming all of your Favored Class points are in HP, but otherwise, I'd give it a stamp of approval. Now, we wait for the other sheets to be finished, and Terei to return and make the final decision of which sheets are accepted.