D&D General Wildly Diverse "Circus Troupe" Adventuring Parties


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Dwarves usually don't have a lot of actively useful features, and often come with drawbacks, so there's not much of a mechanical draw.
The 2024 PHB Dwarf is pretty darn powerful with the rewrite of Stonecunning and their darkvision.

They are probably the most powerful PHB species in the 2024 PHB and I have seen a huge uptick in them since the 2024 rules came out.
 




Someone has played a dwarf in nearly every game I have run in every edition since B/X.

I also tend to play either humans or dwarves. I sometimes get the urge to play a tortle or something but then nearly no one else in the group chooses a human and I end being one instead because unless the theme or setting is specifically about there being no humans I kinda need there to be at least one. 🤷🏽‍♂️
 


I quite often play dwarves because I identify with them: I’m short, bearded and grumpy. But they don’t seem particularly popular these days. Halflings are though.
Again, you are making very strong statements here that are not supported by any actual information. Halflngs, by every single piece of evidence we have, are the bottom choice in the PHB. And they always have been. It's not a mistake that every race in 2e got a full Complete Guide, except gnomes and halflings. Why would you claim that halflings are popular?
 

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