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Vaguely recall as a general rule, that when it came to half-races, any child would be of the other parents type. E.g. HE + Human = Human, HE + Elf = Elf, HE + Dwarf = Dwarf.
And definitely the kinkiest.
Well, maybe elf druids have them beat in that regard.
because yes
Perhaps until the human druids show up. :[
This is something to take to Wizards of the Coast but ultimately as someone said it gets to be a bit much in time and money. Though it definitely started that way because humans wrote the game. I mean the classification for Humans, Elves, Dwarves ,Dragonborn, is "humanoids". So yeah faults of the game that stem from humans not fully getting outside of themselves for their creations.
Ultimately though for the TTRPG there is a bit in the DMG and the PHB about Dungeon Masters being able to make house rules and homebrew content. For instance I allow cross races that do not involve humans in my D&D games I run.