Editing Alcohol (section)

==Society Views on Drinking== 
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|[[Elf]]
|Elves are fully aware that they are lightweights and are very likely to say “no thank you” when offered a drink. On the very rare occasion when an elf would enjoy a drink, it would be for ceremonial purposes only.

|Elven wine is always a very fine wine with a vintage of over 100 years. 
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|[[Dwarf]]      
|Dwarves will find almost any excuse to have a drink. Whether celebrating a victory or mourning a defeat, dwarves love to drink. Because dwarves are heavyweights, it will take a large amount of alcohol to get a dwarf fully intoxicated.

|Dwarven ale tastes horrible but has a high alcohol content. A human would liken the alcohol content to be along the lines of 4-5 normal drinks.  
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|[[Halfling]]
|Halflings do enjoy a good drink but always in moderation. Most halflings pride themselves on their knowledge of, or collection of, different types of alcoholic drinks. If a sober halfling finds a drunken halfling, he will always try to help his fellow kin to sleep it off and/or sober up. 
|Halfling drinks have a wide variety of colours, tastes, testers and types.
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|[[Orcs]]
|Orcs drink to get as drunk as possible until they pass out on the floor, only to drink more the next day.
|Depending on the setting, Orcs either do not make their own alcohol or can only make crummy grog. Warcraft-style Orcs may make some sort of simple alcohol, while LOTR Orcs can make barely drinkable grog or just steal whatever they need.
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|[[Human]]
|Almost every human has a different viewpoint on drinking. 
Most lawful humans view getting drunk as something only someone uncivilized would do, while most chaotic humans view drinking as a way to have fun.  
|Human drinks can be found in the Food, Drink, and Lodging table of the [[Player's Handbook]]
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