Dude, I have enough trouble remembering what I had for breakfast. Trying to remember who said what to me on this forum two years ago is just not going to happen.
I think maybe they are more popular in England. The Shire is ever so English.
Warhammer Fantasy would like a word...
Is also British, if slightly less English. Tolkien and Warhammer share a deep mistrust of the powerful.
the shire is a dead version of england, and the UK watch most of the same shows as you these days.
the powerful have mostly been rotten here since, well longer than anyone remembers to it end up a running theme
Because we keep seeing people play them in our games? Three of the last four DnD games I've played have had a halfling character. Although the games did share some players, they were all different players. The fourth one was a spell jammer game so half the players opted for SJ characters. Halflings have always seemed to be in the games I'm in going back 50 years to middle school (Where the halfling battle cry was "Run away!")
Is there more data available from D&D Beyond? I hadn't seen one of those "who's playing what" graphs in a while.
