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How many halflings does it take to screw in a lightbulb
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<blockquote data-quote="Electric Wizard" data-source="post: 6086365" data-attributes="member: 83982"><p>Halflings would probably never allow humans to meet them on a battlefield. They would wear out their opponents with deceit and asymmetrical warfare. </p><p></p><p>I imagine halfling rogues sneaking into a camp at night to poison rations and sabotage wagons and equipment. Archers would set up ambushes from cliffs and trees, decoys could lure scouting parties towards traps or dangerous monsters. Their gregarious natures would make communication and intelligence flow quickly. Human armies would find villages abandoned before their arrival, with nothing left worth looting or foraging.</p><p></p><p>Any wars against halflings would be futile and costly. On the other hand, halflings could not easily take a human castle without serious help. Maybe that's one of the reasons the two races get along so well!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Electric Wizard, post: 6086365, member: 83982"] Halflings would probably never allow humans to meet them on a battlefield. They would wear out their opponents with deceit and asymmetrical warfare. I imagine halfling rogues sneaking into a camp at night to poison rations and sabotage wagons and equipment. Archers would set up ambushes from cliffs and trees, decoys could lure scouting parties towards traps or dangerous monsters. Their gregarious natures would make communication and intelligence flow quickly. Human armies would find villages abandoned before their arrival, with nothing left worth looting or foraging. Any wars against halflings would be futile and costly. On the other hand, halflings could not easily take a human castle without serious help. Maybe that's one of the reasons the two races get along so well! [/QUOTE]
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