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Race God Divine beings of immense power — creators, destroyers, and rulers of reality itself. Not all gods are good; not all are wise.

Race Kobolds Small, furnace-scarred dragon-worshipping tinkerers of the gem-mine — the only race that considers a dragon a landlord worth pleasing.

Race Lizard Men Amphibious, patient reptilian humanoids of the marshes and river deltas. They wait for everything.

Race Mole Men Blind, echolocating tunnel-sculptors of the river plain who carry the map in memory and consider the tunnel a promise the deep keeps.

Race Hobgoblins Iron-skinned goblin soldiers of the bastion — drill, ranks, iron discipline, and the only goblin line that considers a formation a form of prayer.

Race High Elf Tall, golden-skinned, magically gifted archelven of the silver cities — the classical ideal of elven civilization, and its most patient practitioner.

Race Half-Elf Children of two worlds — part elven grace, part human drive — who prove that identity does not have to be a choice.

Race Golems Constructed beings of stone, metal, or clay. Animated by will, bound by word. The most loyal servants in existence — if they understand the word.

Race Goblins The base stock of the warren races — small, scavenging, ambush-happy, and the only race that considers a good trap a form of art.

Race Gnome Small, endlessly curious tinker-illusionists of the hollows — small bodies, enormous ideas, and a workshop that is sometimes a hazard.

Race Frogloks Toad-like amphibians of the deep bogs. Short-tempered, sticky, and absolutely not to be cornered.

Race Fox Men Red-furred autumn-kin of the amber forest who trade in secrets and consider the smile the only honest face.

Race Dwarf Stout stone- and metal-masters who live deep in the mountain, where the hammer is the only clock and the oath the only law.

Race Dragons God-like philosophers with bodies the size of galleons — every element has a dragon, and every dragon speaks every language.

Race Erudite Scholarly beings with vast intelligence and a hunger for knowledge. They study, catalogue, and sometimes weaponize all forms of knowledge.

Race Elves The eldest people of the wood and the stone — High Elf, Dark Elf, and Half-Elf, keepers of the long word and the bargain that outlives the bargainer.

Race Demi-God Mortals who have achieved near-divine status — heroes elevated by divine favour, extraordinary achievement, or exposure to the divine.

Race Drakes Smaller, less magical cousins of the true dragons. Proud, territorial, and frequently mistaken for dragons by people who regret it.

Race Dragon Kin Descendants of dragon blood — mortals touched by draconic ancestry, carrying the pride and the wrath of the line.

Race Demon Fiendish beings of the dark planes — embodiments of chaos and malice, though individual demons often have agendas that go beyond simple evil.

Race Dark Elf A dark-skinned elven lineage of the deep places — violet-to-black skin, eyes that glow in the dark, and a history that runs through fire.

Race Crow Men Black-plumed carrion-kin of the great tree whose economy is built on bones, feathers, and the trade of information.

Race Centaurs Nomads of the open plains — half human, half horse, who do not ride because they are the ride.

Race Cat Men Lean, fast feline humanoids — slit pupils, retractable claws, and the unhurried confidence of apex predators.

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