As the D&D Player's Guide points out - people become adventurers because they didn't fit their society. Somebody's gotta protect the Hobbit village, right? Likewise, with the forests you find above and around the Dwarves' mountain halls, it makes sense to have a few guys who know their way around them. After all, even if Hobbits don't make the best warriors, that doesn't mean Hobbit warriors don't exist.
Sometimes this is for sheer game balance and variety, while other times it's lampshaded as being appropriate if seen in the right light. Gogron gro-Bolmog of the Dark Brotherhood, The Elder Scrolls IV: OblivionĪ character in an otherwise typical fantasy game/story whose profession seems at odds with their nature or appearance as assumed by tradition or the audience, like a dwarven ranger or an ogre engineer.
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