He nodded, before explaining. "Yes, they are that, but they breed like rabbits, and can easily make up for lack of individual strength with massed rushing tactics. Even a dragon killing a hundred thousand humans before finally dying has sold themselves cheap, and humans can easily be convinced to become zealots, trading their lives for a single enemies if they think the rest gain from it. That, plus their ingenuity, resourcefulness, adaptability, compatibility with other races, and flat out willingness to do what they have to in order to get ahead gives them a significant advantage. And your attitude is partially why humans win in the long run."<br/><br/>He nodded, before sending one of his larger bags back to his hoard, realizing that he could make a second trip if he had need for that much gold and gems, before starting toward the town. "Actually, I had a thought, scary though the idea is. Gods can easily create gold, and even rare gems in quantities that defy the imagination, so it wouldn't make sense to use them as a basis for high end bartering, especially in a town where gods from thousands if not millions of planes can meet on equal footing. So, that begs the question, what do they use for currency for the higher end trading?"