Ragitsu

"Of all your muscles, your tongue is always the last to tire."
 
"And yet, my fearsome friend, that piece of pink prized by pedlars, priestesses and princesses across the land has done more to lift you out of danger than thy terrific thews."

I must admit, as a 3.5e to 2e convert, I am not firmly opposed to opening up classes and easing level limits for demihumans if the DM has a clear idea of how things fit together, but I completely understand why folks choose to abide by those restrictions. When it comes to D&D, Dwarves, Elves, Gnomes, Halflings and the like are not human (in their thinking, their communities, their physical essence, et cetera); the more you force these fantasy races into the role of "humans with funny suits", the less magical they become.

Shades of the old TSR days where people would remove class level caps on demihumans and then complain about how unbalanced they were.  "Humans are boring because we removed all their uniqueness with house rules" is an old, old refrain. 

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Kotono

"Of all your muscles, your tongue is always the last to tire."
 
"And yet, my fearsome friend, that piece of pink prized by pedlars, priestesses and princesses across the land has done more to lift you out of danger than thy terrific thews."

Preposterous; prior to 1962, colors did not exist.

Hubris is attempting to land your hot-air balloon atop The Eiffel Tower.
 
I would call you a vulture, but that would be wrong; in flight, even the lowest of birds conveys a degree of majesty, no matter how slender. No...you are more like a leech attached to the gnarly boil on the ass of the ugliest river toad.

Kreewarr Carapace

Magic swords may captivate audiences, but sling bullets win the war.

I, too, prefer "What."