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You're going to need to subsidize AoE effects a bit more than that for them to be regularly useful: if armor subtracts from damage taken, the net damage you're doing here is actually less when attacking multiple enemies. That's above and beyond the part where distributing your damage is less...

I can totally visualize some grizzled human adventurer hearing that story and saying "I've done stranger things."

I anticipate some difficulties in pricing AoE spells, and casters burning theirselves nearly to death in the first round of combat to take out the big guys, before running away and doing as much as it is possible to do from a safe distance. Like Evenglare, I was hoping to see an implementation...

It doesn't really matter whether the OP cares about the topic. What matters is that Oryan77 created a topic that gave people the opportunity to express observations that were previously not relevant. Also, the special unique attribute of Humans in D&D is that they're abnormally boring and ordinary.

The phrase is "multiplying like rabbits", not "multiplying like galapagos tortoises". Extremely short-lived races like Humans should do the overpopulating.