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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 8178288" data-attributes="member: 63508">That it isn't integrates. Halflings feel to me like they were just plopped in because people like the idea of them due to the residual fandom of another property. They don't feel like they are entwined in the default setting and rules to me. I feel D&D goes more out of its way to describe and justify the cltures,society, attitude, people, and adventurers of other races compared to halflings. If halflings are a major race in D&D, I'd expect more. I also feel that the editions that attempted to integrate halfling more into the base setting had mo much baggage from elsewhere that a lot of progress on the race was lost and the race is becoming reliant on Toklien again.I wanna bee halfling magic items ,weapons, warrior sets, army comps, adventurer tools, conflicts, animosities, nations, kingdoms, debates, etc</blockquote>