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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Man in the Funny Hat" data-source="post: 4003080" data-attributes="member: 32740">To maximum extent.  I've never run or played in a campaign that did not have humans as the campaign baseline, and the most common race (not just demographically but for PC's as well); where the PC's were intended and destined to become the saviors and protectors of civilization as well as leaders of cities and nations in their own right.Are the humans generally good?  No, they're generally highly neutral, self-centered or at least wanting to be left alone.  The remainder might be predominantly evil but evil preys as much on itself as on the neutral and good allowing the few good humans to exert just enough dominance to keep civilization expanding (or at least from collapsing).Oh, there have been two exceptions.  First was possibly for brief periods during a long 1E campaign where certain bent/broken house rules made dwarves a particularly preferred race for PC's.  The other was an "Evils" campaign that I ran for a while - but at the time I was noticably confused and indecisive about just what direction such a campaign could or should be taken in.</blockquote>