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[Hussar]

No it isn’t. I’ve told you before that halflings were the most popular PC race in my group, outnumbering humans. That was a few years ago though, and since then the halflings have themselves been outnumbered by warforged.

Dude, I have enough trouble remembering what I had for breakfast. Trying to remember who said what to me on this forum two years ago is just not going to happen.

But, I think I can pretty honestly say that if halflings were the most popular PC race in your group, you experience in D&D is a VERY bleeding edge outlier.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

But, I think I can pretty honestly say that if halflings were the most popular PC race in your group, you experience in D&D is a VERY bleeding edge outlier.

I think maybe they are more popular in England. The Shire is ever so English.

 

[Hussar]

I think maybe they are more popular in England. The Shire is ever so English.

Warhammer Fantasy would like a word...

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Warhammer Fantasy

Is also British, if slightly less English. Tolkien and Warhammer share a deep mistrust of the powerful.

 

[Mind of tempest]

I think maybe they are more popular in England. The Shire is ever so English.

the shire is a dead version of england, and the UK watch most of the same shows as you these days.
also I live there, and they seem to have no great love over here.

Is also British, if slightly less English. Tolkien and Warhammer share a deep mistrust of the powerful.

the powerful have mostly been rotten here since, well longer than anyone remembers to it end up a running theme