[Disguise Self] Why doesn't it change the Caster's voice?

[( * )]

Hello,

More of a Roleplay question I guess :
Why doesn't "Disguise Self" change the voice of the caster?
https://baldursgate3.wiki.fextralife.com/Disguise+Self

This spell can be used to enter small holes, by becoming a smaller race.
So the change isn't an illusion, the caster's body is really morphed into a new body.
So why does the character keep his voice?

Was it just overlooked by the devs?
Are the vocal cords the only part not morphed?
Or am I missing something else?

Thanks for taking the time to read my little thread and have a nice day. :)

[( * )]

No D&D Pro willing to share some deep hidden knowledge?
No problem, I tried. Enjoy your playthrough. :)

[LordNibbler]

Simple Explanation in this video

[KruxSmash]

Probably to remind you which character is which, since you can disguise everyone.
And also save a ton of extra unnecessary voice work for the team.

[GreyHuntr]

In the pen and paper Rules as written, it purely changes you visually. Does not change the way you sound, feel, or smell.

[Flan]

Originally posted by ( * ):

Hello,


This spell can be used to enter small holes, by becoming a smaller race.
So the change isn't an illusion, the caster's body is really morphed into a new body.
So why does the character keep his voice?

Per dnd rules it shouldn't even let you do this, its a bit of a exploit.

[BeautifulFlowerField]

You have to pay voice actors