Russ “Morrus” Morrissey

And their groups. Yeah. Yeah. So we pulled out the data of what people are building, which is fascinating. So have you seen this or... Okay. Well, I can tell you in advance that the most popular character type is a human wizard from the cosmopolitan culture with a destiny of excellence. Okay. Okay.

And their groups. Yeah. Yeah. So we pulled out the data of what people are building, which is fascinating. So have you seen this or... Okay. Well, I can tell you in advance that the most popular character type is a human wizard from the cosmopolitan culture with a destiny of excellence. Okay. Okay.

Yeah. And then it gives you a few skills, a few culture and history skills, I think. Yeah.

Yeah. And then it gives you a few skills, a few culture and history skills, I think. Yeah.

So bearing in mind, there's only the adventures, great heritages in there so far. No, that's not in there yet. So human obviously at the top, but there's no surprise there. When D&D Beyond does these things, humans at the top as well. Guess what's at the bottom?

So bearing in mind, there's only the adventures, great heritages in there so far. No, that's not in there yet. So human obviously at the top, but there's no surprise there. When D&D Beyond does these things, humans at the top as well. Guess what's at the bottom?

Gnome.

Gnome.

Gnome. People don't like the gnomes. In fact, people don't like short heritages at all. Because the bottom three... A gnome, dwarf, and halfling. So people don't like short carriages for some reason.

Gnome. People don't like the gnomes. In fact, people don't like short heritages at all. Because the bottom three... A gnome, dwarf, and halfling. So people don't like short carriages for some reason.

Maybe. Yeah. Well, in order, so humans are most popular.

Maybe. Yeah. Well, in order, so humans are most popular.

Then elves, correct. Yep. Third is plain touched. Yeah. Dragonborn. Correct. Dragonborn. There's only one left now. Oh, orcs then. Yeah. And orcs, yeah. And then the halfling dwarf and gnome. It's quite interesting. So if you look at the top one, humans, 32% of characters are human. That's a lot. That's nearly a third of characters are human. Gnomes, 4%. It's over seven times as many.

Then elves, correct. Yep. Third is plain touched. Yeah. Dragonborn. Correct. Dragonborn. There's only one left now. Oh, orcs then. Yeah. And orcs, yeah. And then the halfling dwarf and gnome. It's quite interesting. So if you look at the top one, humans, 32% of characters are human. That's a lot. That's nearly a third of characters are human. Gnomes, 4%. It's over seven times as many.

People really don't like those gnomes. Oh well. Poor gnomes. And then we go on to the cultures.

People really don't like those gnomes. Oh well. Poor gnomes. And then we go on to the cultures.

Now this is a little more different because there's a lot of cultures.

Now this is a little more different because there's a lot of cultures.

Yeah. So if we just look at the top few. Cosmopolitan is the top one. Then we've got Dragonbound, Circus Folk, Imperial, Lone Wanderer, Collegiate, High Elf, Godbound, Wood Elf, Forsaken, Mountain Dwarf, Caravaner, Settler. I might need to turn it the other way through.

Yeah. So if we just look at the top few. Cosmopolitan is the top one. Then we've got Dragonbound, Circus Folk, Imperial, Lone Wanderer, Collegiate, High Elf, Godbound, Wood Elf, Forsaken, Mountain Dwarf, Caravaner, Settler. I might need to turn it the other way through.