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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">H</span>alflings~~ are versatile in many different ways. They may lack the same level of adaptability that humans possess, nor rival their knack for diplomacy. Still, halflings, when welcomed, have proven to be valuable allies to those who deal with them.		Halflings are versatile in many different ways. They may lack the same level of adaptability that humans possess, nor rival their knack for diplomacy. Still, halflings, when welcomed, have proven to be valuable allies to those who deal with them.

	Since halflings often come bearing news, goods, stories, or at least spirited personalities, they are often granted an extra measure of the freedom they so desire when in regions inclined to indulge them. However, such allowances rarely change their behavior. Indeed, most halflings would not notice they were being given a reprieve, since they often believe procedures and protocol do not apply to them to begin with.		Since halflings often come bearing news, goods, stories, or at least spirited personalities, they are often granted an extra measure of the freedom they so desire when in regions inclined to indulge them. However, such allowances rarely change their behavior. Indeed, most halflings would not notice they were being given a reprieve, since they often believe procedures and protocol do not apply to them to begin with.