The species listed in this article are to-be-created at a later date. They are still available in-game, but have yet to have re-defined culture and other setting details. Discuss with the DM/GM to determine culture for any of these species.
- Halfing
- Human
- Elf
- Dwarf
- Goliath
- Aasimar
- Gnome
- Dragonborn/kin
- Tiefling
- Orc
Goliath
Aasimar
Reverence and rare
Gnome
Innovators of material and magic to reach any goal. This species takes to adventuring well and refuse to let anything stop them from doing what they love. Their strong bond for community coupled with creation lead to the improvement of many lives, including another species.
Dragonborn/kin
Although being the same species, Dragonborn and Dragonkin are considered two different beings. The distinction is made and enforced by dragons. All dragon-offspring are considered Dragonkin; they become Dragonborn by living with dragons and proving 'their worth'. It is more than a title as Dragonborn gain abilities and other characteristics their Dragonkin can not.
Tiefling
Tieflings of this world come in a variety of shapes, thus knowing who is a tiefling is the same as knowing what one's backside looks like. It takes knowledge of the Infernal to learn if one is a tiefling. Infernal script, or markings, can be found on a tiefling denoting their cursed lineage. These markings are the remains from Dark Era dealings. Although tieflings are fiendish by birth, they are more likely to be pitied or treated as just
another common species.
Orc
Seen as exotic for their culture and ability to use Necromancy in advanced ways. Easily identifiable tusks make them noticeable upon second glance, causing them to be pestered with questions about their 'death' magic. With the use of minor common magic items, they can hide their tusks and pass themselves off as another species.
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