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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 8186761" data-attributes="member: 63508">I didn't say it invalidate halflings.I said from the very beginning that D&amp;D leaned on halfling's hobbit side too hard and did too little to fit them in a base assumption that isn't Middle Earth's. Therefore halflings feel a bit out of place and this should not be the case for one of the four iconic races.Then I speculated that this slight disconnect is why halflings are not found in major roles of nonD&amp;D games that copy many D&amp;D tropes. And now apperantely,[USER=6801776]@Mecheon[/USER] states that halflings are dropping down hard popularity within the fandom as well.I just want halfling to fit D&amp;D's fantasy assumption more so more DMs would use them, more players will play them, and more designers will put them on the main stage. Idon't want halflings to be a tradition include that no one actually uses in 30 years because it's trapped in a hobbit cage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 8186761, member: 63508"] I didn't say it invalidate halflings. I said from the very beginning that D&D leaned on halfling's hobbit side too hard and did too little to fit them in a base assumption that isn't Middle Earth's. Therefore halflings feel a bit out of place and this should not be the case for one of the four iconic races. Then I speculated that this slight disconnect is why halflings are not found in major roles of nonD&D games that copy many D&D tropes. And now apperantely,[USER=6801776]@Mecheon[/USER] states that halflings are dropping down hard popularity within the fandom as well. I just want halfling to fit D&D's fantasy assumption more so more DMs would use them, more players will play them, and more designers will put them on the main stage. Idon't want halflings to be a tradition include that no one actually uses in 30 years because it's trapped in a hobbit cage. [/QUOTE]

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