Editing Complete Book Series (section)

===The Complete Book of Gnomes & Halflings===
The last of the [[demihuman]] racial splatbooks in this line, the ''Complete Book of Gnomes & Halflings'' was the only one of its ilk to function for two races at the same time. Arguably the shortest of them all, it consisted of ten chapters; 5 for each race.

'''Myths of the Gnomes''' is, despite its name, mostly focused on the small gnomish pantheon: [[Garl Glittergold]], [[Baervan Wildwanderer]], [[Callarduran Smoothhands]], [[Flandal Steelskin]], [[Segojan Earthcaller]] and [[Urdlen]].

'''Gnome Subraces''' provides complete mechanical rules for creating a [[gnome]] PC. It houses stats for the original "rock gnome" race, as well as the newcomer "forest gnome" race, the [[svirfneblin]] and the [[Dragonlance|Krynnish]] [[Tinker Gnome]].

'''Gnomish Culture''' covers various cultural aspects of gnome society; festivals, the importance of fire, marriage & family, food & drink, humor, magic, warfare, and so fourth.

'''Gnome Character Kits''' is the second mechaniclly-focused gnome chapter, and provides... well, what it says; new [[kits]] for gnome characters:
* Gnome [[Fighter]] Kits:
** Breachgnome
** Goblinsticker
* Gnome [[Thief]] Kits:
** Mouseburglar
** Tumbler
* Gnome [[Illusionist]] Kis:
** Imagemaker
** Vanisher
* Gnome [[Multiclassing]] Kits:
** Buffoon (Thief/Illusionist)
** Stalker (Fighter/Thief)
* Gnome [[Cleric]] Kits:
** Rocktender
** Treetender

'''Granitehome''' depicts a typical gnomish village, a perfect launching pad for gnome PCs, an inspiration for DMs to design their own, or just a place to drop into your campaign.

'''Myths of the Halflings'' is, again, actually focused mostly on [[Yondalla]] and her other halfling-focused deities. It does also cover the halfling folk-hero Littleman and a general history of their race.

'''Halfling Subraces''' covers the three iconic halflings from the [[Player's Handbook]], the [[Kender]] of [[Dragonlance]], the Rhulisti of [[Dark Sun]], and the Furchins of [[Spelljammer]]. Some basic lore is provided, but the focus in on PC stats.

'''Halfling Culture''' examines what halflings think, do and feel; what village life is like, family structure, norms & tabboos, and of course the big reason why most halflings are homebodies and a few become PCs.

'''Halfling Character Kits''' is, again, the other crunchy chapter in this book, with new class [[kits]] for halfling PCs:
* Halfling Fighter Kits:
** Archer
** Forestwalker
** Homesteader
** Mercenary
** Sheriff
** Squire
** Tunnelrat
* Halfling Thief Kits:
** Bandit
** Bilker
** Burglar
** Smuggler
** Urchin
* Halfling Fighter/Thief Kits:
** Cartographer
** Trader
** Traveler
** Halfling Cleric Kits:
** Healer
** Leaftender
** Oracle

'''Lindendale''' depicts a typical halfling village, a perfect launching pad for halfling PCs, an inspiration for DMs to design their own, or just a place to drop into your campaign.