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<blockquote data-quote="Gammadoodler" data-source="post: 8708128" data-attributes="member: 6914290">On the other hand,What if halflings (as a group, individuals may vary) help people solely out of the goodness in their hearts. Is this actually a worldbuilding problem?Do campaign worlds exist where there are zero good organizations made up of groups of people with goodness in their hearts?If not, what are those organizations doing? Are they helping people? Is it a problem if fractionally more halflings also do those things or do them more frequently/passionately? Is it a problem if halflings lead some or even most of these efforts?Would it mean these halflings have no flaws? That they would be immune to substance abuse, infidelity, egotism, narcissism, ignorance, insecurity, laziness, loneliness, jealousy, pettiness, spitefulness, etc. etc. etc.It would not. Not being greedy does not make you good. Even if it did, being good does not make you perfect.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gammadoodler, post: 8708128, member: 6914290"] On the other hand, What if halflings (as a group, individuals may vary) help people solely out of the goodness in their hearts. Is this actually a worldbuilding problem? Do campaign worlds exist where there are zero good organizations made up of groups of people with goodness in their hearts? If not, what are those organizations doing? Are they helping people? Is it a problem if fractionally more halflings also do those things or do them more frequently/passionately? Is it a problem if halflings lead some or even most of these efforts? Would it mean these halflings have no flaws? That they would be immune to substance abuse, infidelity, egotism, narcissism, ignorance, insecurity, laziness, loneliness, jealousy, pettiness, spitefulness, etc. etc. etc. It would not. Not being greedy does not make you good. Even if it did, being good does not make you perfect. [/QUOTE]

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