Love those boots!

Honestly, whatever your DM thinks is fair and balanced. Base it on the long sword perhaps?

I have thoughts on the bat'leth but whatever works for you and your campaign is what is good.

Enough money to fund their not very extravagant lifestyle and retire to run a bakery / inn.

All sorts of ways, the wealthy can afford magical light. But oil lamps and candles are common. But there are all phosphorescent creatures that can be kept (or harvested) for their parts to provide light. Minerals that glow. A little of everything really.

Some people do not get the message.

What a jerk.

I found that character creation was my favorite part of BW.

I pulled all of the traditional monster species, orcs, goblins, and such, from my campaign world ages ago. If you are dealing with humanoid enemies, they are from the same races as the player characters. Seems to work fine.

That is delightful! I will share it with my group immediately!

Thank you ever so much.

I just started playing a pair of twin hobbit sisters, they are new to venturing but very excited to be out on their own! One is a rogue and the other a bard, they are auburn-haired tricksters and entertainers.

I'll be there!

That is quite lovely. Excellent work.

There are several other books in the same world too. The speaker of the dead series and a novella.

Have you read the Goblin Emperor by Katherine Addison? I recommend it.

Back in my day . . .

But, yes, also Black Adder. And, of course, Mitchell and Webb's "Are we the baddies?"