Why Play A Ghoran?

[Psyren]

I just feel like the party shouldn’t have to routinely compensate for a drawback of one individual. Dwarves are often played as rough and cranky with bad Scottish accents, but no one expects the party cleric to keep casting Eagle’s Splendor on them every day.

The "party" doesn't have to do anything though; the Ghoran character can, if they know several days underground are going to be a thing, buy some LR potions or a wand using their own money. In-universe it's a very logical approach.

I mean.. what is the LA of this thing? whats the drawbacks?
(and i dont count needing daylight as a drawback, more than a human has the drawback of needing food/water).

It's only 19 RP, so +0 LA basically. (LA isn't really a thing in Pathfinder, but at a certain number of RP - I think 25+? - they advise imposing a comparable penalty to that, where the average party level is increased by 1. If you're playing something really powerful like a Drow Noble, this will put you a level or two behind everyone else.)

Stat adjustments are +2 Con, +2 Cha, -2 Int.