Little bunnies

”Some would consider the Bunnians unfit for adventuring, and for good reason. Bunnians rarely grow taller than 3 to 3.5 feet (not counting their ears), and they do not have the exact physical proficiency of humans, for example. One would wonder how they even survived. Going around questing for gold and slaying monsters for EXP would be the least you'd expect such creatures to do.
”Fact is, Bunnians all share a distinct sense of curiosity that has helped them expand their race and culture (and despite what everyone jokes about, they do not reproduce like their primal relatives). While not as strong as say a full grown human, they can however get surprisngly strong for their tiny frame. This, combined with their inherently well-developed leg-muscles, quick reflexes and general swiftness, can make them an even more capable combatant than most people. As mentioned, they all share a distinct curiosity, stronger for some than others. This has not only helped them expand and interact with other cultures, but it has also helped them with the discovery of magic. Magic is a relatively new phenomena in Bunnian society, and as such while there are quite a few practitioners of it, masters of the mystical arts are rare.
”However, the Bunnians strongest advantage are also their weak point; although some Bunnians are way more curious than others, there's always that little part of their brain that tells them to "Push that button to see what happens". They are just nosy by nature. This has helped them alot, as mentioned above, but has even been a big hinderance when interacting with the world outside Bunnian society (and inside too, for that matter). Some are even curious to the point naivity, making them ideal targets for Gear-Monglers*.
”My final word on the matter would be that Bunnians are prefectly suited for adventuring. However, it is recommended that they should travel with other non-Bunnians, who can keep an eye on them or talking sense into them so that their curiousity does not cause trouble for themselves or others. Bunnians should not go adventuring in groups consisting only of other Bunnians, as their shared curiousity would only hinder them rather then help them.”



*Gear-Monglers: Nickname for a certain kind of robbers, typically in desperate need for money. Gear-Monglers earn their living by stealing gear from adventurers, selling them on the black market afterwards. Not always physically built to take on trained adventurers, they rely on other tactics: Sometimes they sneak up on adventurers while they sleep, stealing only whatever items they can. Sometimes they rig traps or ambush, taking whatever they can get a good penny for. Many angry (and careless) early-career adventurers have been found tied up in the middle of a forrest or on a highway, with nothing left but their unmentionables.