Sooooooo looking forward to gaming. And shenanigans. And pantsless parties.

The good news is I will be there.

The bad news is that I have been fighting off a slight case of the plague for the last few days. I hope to be in gaming shape by Saturday, but I really need to make my fort save here soon...

^^^Excellent.

Burritos for dinner?

This sounds reasonable to me.

"Yay" for good guys 12,345 and Bad Guys-0.

I believe Torgath is available to deploy his custom breath weapons any given Saturday.

29th then?

The Treliman are a Small race that were once semi-nomadic, roaming the continent as they chose. They lived in tribes, and many of them still do. However, they have been incorporated into civilization. It is highly fashionable to have these small people as servants. They don't eat nearly as much as humans, and they can be easily packed into servants quarters. They are often seen running errands through city streets for the masters. In some places they are treated little better than slaves, and in others they do pretty well for themselves. They usually go unnoticed, which many consider appropriate for servants.

The Treliman villages have found that national boundaries have made their nomadic lifestyle almost impossible. Some of them talk about going into the wild lands and living as their ancestors did, but they recognize that orcs, goblins, and other terrible creatures were part of the reason their ancestors moved around. Living without that sounds great. Instead, they primarily form several villages within a day or two walking of each other in the lesser populated regions of the human nations. They trade with the humans, and their fine work in crafting jewelry is particularly prized. Dwarves will often sell the Trelimar raw materials at a discount. With village life, of course the Treliman have taken to farming out of necessity, but they enjoy experimenting with their small gardens along with hunting as the nomadic sense has not left them entirely. They have been found in all sorts of climates, and they never seem bothered by the weather.

They stand on average 3'9", but maintain roughly human proportions, but their faces appear slightly large in proportion. Their skin is tinted lightly green (this coloring), and there are white spots except on their faces, hands, and feet. Think of a baby deer's spots. They are not stark white, but close enough to white. It's very cute. You'd love it if I had any ability to draw. Their hair is also white. Of course those in service to others wear livery of some sort, and those in Trelimar societies also wear human-style clothes, but typically less than humans would wear. The white hair freaks out a lot of nobles and other assholes, so they often have their servants dye it to a more human color.

This race has flamboyant members, malcontants, and heroes, just as all races. These reflect trends, not rules for the race.

I propose "Cocksmen".