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<blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 8694516" data-attributes="member: 6704184">Neither are especially weak. Lucky especially is great. What. Are you joking? I’ve literally disapproved this claim in past discussions with you. They PHB explicitly gives them a culture that helps create adventurers. Whole communities of halflings live nomadically, per the phb. It’s common young adults to go on walkabout, basically. They teach their kids using the stories of the adventuresome members of the community.Not only is all that in direct conflict with you claim, but even if they did have an “anti-adventure culture” (which they demonstrably do not), that wouldn’t mean anything to thier place as a PC race. Many settings don’t assume that adventurers are common at all! Many stories start with all or some party members being reluctant adventurers.Okay, other than 3 people here on enworld, I have never seen anyone talk about struggling with this. None of that is true, so the question is nonsensical, as it assumes the above incorrect assertions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doctorbadwolf, post: 8694516, member: 6704184"] Neither are especially weak. Lucky especially is great. What. Are you joking? I’ve literally disapproved this claim in past discussions with you. They PHB explicitly gives them a culture that helps create adventurers. Whole communities of halflings live nomadically, per the phb. It’s [I][B]common [/B][/I]young adults to go on walkabout, basically. [I]They teach their kids using the stories of the adventuresome members of the community.[/I] Not only is all that in direct conflict with you claim, but even if they did have an “anti-adventure culture” (which they demonstrably do not), that wouldn’t mean anything to thier place as a PC race. Many settings don’t assume that adventurers are common at all! Many stories start with all or some party members being [I]reluctant adventurers.[/I] Okay, other than 3 people here on enworld, I have never seen [I]anyone[/I] talk about struggling with this. None of that is true, so the question is nonsensical, as it assumes the above incorrect assertions. [/QUOTE]

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