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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 4588843" data-attributes="member: 19675">Like in the class poll, racially speaking, most of our campaigns are solidly core, with about 25% non-core races. (And like in the class poll, nobody in our group is running 4Ed, so there is no data.)Again, I was usually the exception as a player- Drow, Minotaurs and more can be found in my stack of D&D character sheets.As a DM, while I allowed a wide variety of races, most players stuck to the core.Our group is a mixed bag, and its not always the powergamers who want to play humans.  One of our players ALWAYS plays humans...and always has for the past 20 years.  He's a bit of a powergamer, but he's not the only one who primarily or exclusively plays humans.The way I've had it explained to me was that, for some at least, when they envision themselves within a game world- much like when they immerse themselves in whatever fantasy literature they read- they most strongly identify with the human characters.</blockquote>