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Todd Kenreck: In Eberron if you’re looking to tame dinosaurs or you’re looking for a fixer, halflings may just be for you.

Keith Baker: The Talenta Plains is the sort of homeland of the halflings and there you do still have halflings who live in sort of tribal nomadic societies and what they domesticate. The Talenta Plains is full of dinosaurs and so they domesticate dinosaurs; you have the Clawfoot which is kind of raptor which is the normal amount, you have the Glide-wing which is a small pteranodon. So basically halfling barbarian riding a raptor is one of my favorite halfling archetypes. At the same time, the halflings also control two of the dragon marked houses: the mark of healing and the mark of hospitality. So the halflings essentially run the medical industry of Corvair. They either run or license most of the inns and taverns and that gives them sort of two different power bases of if you wanna get tickets to a concert or you wanna find out what’s going on in the city, go talk to the halfling at the bar. Likewise if you’re looking to get healed, you’re not going to a church, you’re going to the Jorasco house and dealing with the halflings there. And so those halflings, again, are very much integrated in part of the civilization.

And likewise we have the Boromar clan which is essentially the halfling mob in Sharn, which is the most powerful criminal organization in Sharn. So you sort of as a halfling, there’s not just this is what halflings are. You can be the barbarian from the Talenta Plains with your raptor mount. Or you can be a criminal connected to the Boromar clan in Sharn who’s just trying to prove yourself to the family as it were.

Todd Kenreck: Thank you again, Keith Baker for talking about the world of Eberron. You can purchase the Wave Finders Guide to Eberron on d&dbeyond.com by clicking on the link in this video description. I’m Todd Kenreck, your host, thank you for watching.