They make fast friends wherever they travel, preferring negotiation or clever wordplay to combat. Boasting a wide variety of eye, hair, and skin colors mirroring the human range, halflings usually have slight builds and large hands and feet. While most halflings experience a period of daredevil bravado in early adulthood, most settle out of it again just as quickly to become happy and loving homebodies, content with a hard day’s work and an evening spent with friends. Of course, this dramatic public image hardly defines the race as a whole. Gifted with quick reflexes, charming confidence, and an apparent lack of fear, halflings are known across the galaxy as athletes, celebrities, and explorers. Their small stature and tendency to wander make halflings popular targets for raiders and conquerors, but time and again the tenacious race has rebounded from harsh challenges thanks to their cooperation, optimism, and what seems to be a racial gift for subterfuge. Once thought of as a people without a homeland, halflings have peppered the void with colonies, and halfling caravan fleets-dozens of ships from as many different makes and eras-ply the trade lanes, eager to see new sights, swap stories, and trade strange and foreign goods. Popular legend even claims that halflings were among the first humanoids to spread beyond Golarion and into the stars to colonize new worlds. Halflings are a common race in the Pact Worlds and their colonies, having spread nearly as far as humans. Halfling Source Starfinder Core Rulebook pg. While not all races are appropriate for player characters, many of them are any creature with a racial traits entry is a member of a potentially playable race, provided that your GM approves it.

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