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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8571702" data-attributes="member: 6802378">In the 5th Ed orcs, drows, kobolds and other monster humanoids aren't going to be only evil never more. Then we can guess not always the kenders are "borrowing". Really kenders are too good to steal knowing they can cause economic damage against families who need that money.  But their concept of propierty is too collective, too used to shared everything. They don't mind if you get their things, but when it is something with a sentimental value. It is a fantasy world, where the villages have to build barricades in the towns against the possible raids by the hobgoblins. And the traveler kenders are single, because when you are father of four children (and this is only the beginning) you are too busy to think about tourism. In the other side you will never find a kender show off his wealth, but maybe his house is very beatiful. If kenders can get coins with the trait "kender ace" then this means they can understand the concept of trade, and "you only can get when you have paid for it, or found in the forest". My father told my a forgotten saying: "The mule owned by everybody is eaten by the wolves" (because nobody worried enough about look after it). Any time a group bought together a bottle with a common funds but anybody drank more than the rest, or faster than if he had paid the bottle with his own money?I Sigil some evil traders would use magic traps for kenders, knowing they are going to "borrow" them. Here there is a thin line between funny and annoying, and as the character of Steve Urkel, with his merits and flaws, they can be loved by ones and hated by others.</blockquote>

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