I thought that humans were supposed to be the least developed of all the races, because they're just plain ol' ordinary humans, you know. I mean, by their very definition, humans aren't actually good at anything; they are the epitome of mediocrity in all aspects of life.

Similarly, elves are supposed to be the second least developed, followed by dwarves in third, and elotheans fourth, which we see because they do occasionally get things like the Elothean Houses and such.

Then, when you get to 'togs, s'kra, olvi, kaldar, gnomes, rakash, and Prydaen, there is progressively more development because they are more interesting races, although gnomes and halflings obviously get less than the others in this category because they are so small. Finally, rakash and Prydaen get the most development because they are new, and therefore better. If any newer races are added, they will get the most development, because they will then be the newest, even if they are stupid like sharek or vykathi, and that will displace the amount of development for all of the older races which will have become boring because they are not as new as the new ones.

So really, humans should be happy if they get one new book about human history in an obscure library sometime in the next few years. Elves might get, say, two books, and then all the other races can expect something a bit more substantial in addition to any books that might be written about them, unless, of course, the supposed new races are released before such development occurs.



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