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<blockquote data-quote="robberbaron" data-source="post: 3763768" data-attributes="member: 14771">My thoughts:Humans can (and will probably try to) breed with any other race.Maybe the others are a little more picky.Elves don't like big hair so no Dwelfs. They don't like the idea of mating with children so no Helflings. They really don't like Orcs and Gnomes are just too silly.Dwarves won't mate with anything with a smaller beard than them.Gnomes can't find big enough boxes.Halflings are too busy eating.Orcs were always characterised as being hugely fecund, pretty much breeding with anything that had a pulse, like one or two people I know. OK, the tryst with the dragon probably wouldn't quite go as intended but at least they'd give it a go.I've always seen dragons as similar to Greek Gods - they come to Earth in human/elf/swan/bull/whatever form and party hearty, then fly back to the wife and kids on the mountain feeling guilty.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="robberbaron, post: 3763768, member: 14771"] My thoughts: Humans can (and will probably try to) breed with any other race. Maybe the others are a little more picky. Elves don't like big hair so no Dwelfs. They don't like the idea of mating with children so no Helflings. They really don't like Orcs and Gnomes are just too silly. Dwarves won't mate with anything with a smaller beard than them. Gnomes can't find big enough boxes. Halflings are too busy eating. Orcs were always characterised as being hugely fecund, pretty much breeding with anything that had a pulse, like one or two people I know. OK, the tryst with the dragon probably wouldn't quite go as intended but at least they'd give it a go. I've always seen dragons as similar to Greek Gods - they come to Earth in human/elf/swan/bull/whatever form and party hearty, then fly back to the wife and kids on the mountain feeling guilty. [/QUOTE]

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