Races of Calador

Humans

	Threxen The Threxen people are the most populous of the human bloodlines in Threxantra. They are descended from the ancient Carlitia, Thissia and Thexdoni people, once separated by oceans before their lands had been merged together through arcane means to form what is now Threxantra. Threxen people can stand from 5' to a little over 6' tall and weigh from 125 to 250 pounds. Skin shades range from olive to pale and hair color from black to blond (curly, kinky, or straight). Threxen garb and grooming varies by region. Daltes men wear kilts and trousers with tunics and flat caps and bonnets and prefer groomed beards or mustaches and short hair and women grow their hair long and wear long skirts and sashes, often leaving one breast bared. In Talaria men generally wear pants, coats and hats with wide brims and/or tall crowns, have shoulder length hair and shave or have sculpted mustaches and goatees. The women wear long dresses that offer more modesty than their Daltes neighbors. In Estland, fashion changes often and holds a much more important role in their society, especially amongst the nobility, but the more rich, intricate and extravagant their appearance and garb is, the more impressive they are viewed by their peers. Religion: The vast majority of Threxen follow the tenants and beliefs of the Church of Dom. They build grand temples and openly revere the gods of the Pillar of the Illuminated and maintain temples or shrines of varying scale and publicity for the gods of the Pillars of the Mysteries and the Veiled. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Human in the Players Handbook. You may choose to either use the standard Ability Score Increase or the Variant Human Trait. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Threxantran and one extra language of your choice. • Threxen speak the Threxantran language. They typically learn the languages of other peoples they deal with as well, including obscure ones. Threxen are fond of sprinkling their speech with words borrowed from other tongues: dwarven curses, elvish musical expression, ogre military phrases, and so on.
	Darshinian The people of the distant tropical continent of Darshiniath were the first people to build crafts capable of long sea voyages. They had discovered Threxantra long ago and established a settlement in what is now Zalcoryn. Their ships are often called "water palaces" by others due to their massive size and ability to carry a great many passengers and cargo. The Darshinian highly value art, music, exploration, trade and commerce and their people have spread throughout the world. Darshinian mages tend to specialize in illusion or elemental magic. Their cities are walled labyrinthine structures, each with a massive ziggurat at its heart where the priests live and the gods are worshiped. All of Darshiniath is ruled by a man chosen by Zeus and a woman chosen by Athena and they are attended and advised by priests representing each town and city in the land. Those other provinces are governed by their priests. Darshinians have dusky olive to brown skin with bright almond shaped eyes of yellow, blue or green and dark hair. Men and women dress in a similar fashion, preferring long and flowing robes and layered clothing of colorful gossamer and silk and fez hats. Men and women generally grow their hair (and beards) long and will often wear it in one or many braids with an assortment of ornamentation, including ribbons, charms and bells (save for the clergy who shave their heads). The use of cosmetics, scented oils and perfumes is equally popular amongst both sexes. Religion: The people of Darshiniath worship the ancient gods and goddesses of Olympus. Their priests and priestesses shave their heads and faces and wear little ornamentation save for large gold, silver and brightly jeweled neck collars. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Human in the Players Handbook. You may choose to either use the standard Ability Score Increase or the Variant Human Trait. You may option to increase your Charisma by 2 in lieu of increasing a single other ability score. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Darshinian and one extra language of your choice. • The people of Darshiniath speak the Darshinian language. They typically learn the languages of other peoples they deal with as well, including obscure ones.
	Hoventi The Hoventi are the half-orcs of Salista Hoventesh & Krive Del, though the term has come to be used for all half-orcs, which have become relatively common in many parts of Manix. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Half-Orc in the Players Handbook. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Orbaan and one extra language of your choice.
	Nothgar The Nothgar are rugged mountain barbarians that live in the cold tundra and mountains of Noth. Nothgar have giant blood in their veins and are considerably taller, broader and more heavily muscled than a typical human. Nothgar also have longer livespans that other humans and may live to 120, maintaining their good health and vitality for a long time, though very few die of old age. The nothgar typically have light or pale skin and hair that ranges from blond or ginger to brown to black. Despite the cold of their homeland, the nothgar are often only lightly clad, exposing skin which is frequently elaborately tattooed. Nothgar culture is highly individualistic with a focus on personal success and glory, which as a whole brings glory to their people as a whole, thus they seek to accomplish adventures or mighty feats in order to prove themselves, to build their legend through valor and great victories. Every nothgar hopes their tales will be told by skalds and celebrated amongst their people with story and song. The nothgar have a great sense of personal honor, for an individual without respect from others is already forgotten, a fate far worse than any death. For many nothgar, the focus on prestige means they are willing to accept any challenge in order to prove their worth, though for some the pursuit of prestige translates to bragging, bullying, unwise decisions and an unwillingness to listen to reason. The nothgar are a hearty, proud people - quick to anger but then quick to forgive. They respect those who can best them in a fight so brawling is common. The nothgar proudly trace their worthy ancestors through many generations and often pass a common name through a family, but ancestry and family connections do not grant automatic respect. Everyone is judged not by their lineage or associated group but by what deeds they have done. Religion: The nothgar worship totemic spirits of the natural world and totems of idealic concepts. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Human in the Players Handbook. You may choose to either use the standard Ability Score Increase or the Variant Human Trait. You may option to increase your Strength and/or Constitution in lieu of increasing one or two other ability scores of your choice. Languages: You can speak, read and write Threxantran and one extra language of your choice. • The nothgar speak Threxantran, though many of them learn Krom, the language of their giant ancestors Nothgar skalds record all of their lore and songs in the Krom language, stating that it is far more poetic than any other language.
	Conox The Conox are humans that are native to the harsh deserts of Tranzconox. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Human in the Players Handbook. You may choose to either use the standard Ability Score Increase or the Variant Human Trait. You may option to increase your Constitution by 2 in lieu of increasing a single other ability score. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Conox and one extra language of your choice.
	Arrisian The people of Arris are taller and more slender than most humans with pale skin, eyes and hair and lean towards androgyny. The Arrisians are descended from the scholars, intellectuals and spellcasters that had followed Sirra GoldenStar to her magically created continent in order to create a erudite utopia. Before the events of Anaya's Folly, the use of magic existed in every aspect of Arrisian culture and lifestyle. Magic was used by cooks, tailors, coach drivers, guards, politicians, even children who began receiving instruction in the use of magic as early as they were able to learn to read. The people lived in an impossibly tall city crafted through magic that was protected from the icy cold of the land surrounding it with a magical barrier and ruled by the wizards of the Rose Tower at the heart of the city. Following the fall of the magical age, the Arrisian way of life was devastated. Most of their leaders perished or went mad, craftsmen lacked the skill to create their goods without magical aid, magi soldiers were defenseless against the denizens beyond the city and the barrier that protected them all had vanished. Without magic to summon food and open portals for trade, the people were forced to abandon Arris City to the unforgiving ice and wind of the land. Arrisians are now scattered around the continent of Arris, most of them living near the shores. They are hunters, whalers and fishers, as the frigid lands of Arris are filled with strange creatures that their mage ancestors had created to populate the landscape around their city. The people have exchanged the silks and magically intricate lace of their ancestors for hides and furs. Magic remains an important aspect of Arrisian society. Those who show potential for the arcane arts are apprenticed to mages and installed into important positions in the community. Religion: Arrisians embrace the Church of Dom, though they have a particular reverence for Bahamut and Mystra, who they have embraced as the icons of their people, the Triumvirate of Water, Kossuth Ro, Malar, Umberlee & Prexus. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Human in the Players Handbook. You may choose to either use the standard Ability Score Increase or the Variant Human Trait. You may option to increase your Intelligence by 2 in lieu of increasing a single other ability score. Languages: You can speak, read, and write English and one extra language of your choice. • Arrisians speak the English language, which had long ago been adopted from the Rose Wizards and Sisterhood that had ruled their ancestors.
	Kythen The humans of Kythennia. Also necromancers. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Human in the Players Handbook. You may choose to either use the standard Ability Score Increase or the Variant Human Trait. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Kythell and Seltiri.

Elves

	Misanti The high elves of Misanta. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Elf and High Elf in the Players Handbook. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Misantil and one extra language of your choice.
	Sethi The wood elves of Misanta & Katrica. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Elf and Wood Elf in the Players Handbook. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Misantil and one extra language of your choice.
	Scindo Other elves call them the lost or the fallen, but the scindo know they were the first elves, the true high elves of the world. They are most commonly found in Krive Del and Salista Hoventesh, but they can be found anywhere in the world where money or power is a commodity to be gained. The scindo claim to be descended from the legendary lands of Ydis before the world had been shattered. Those who fled and survived would become the fei of Darshiniath and the scindo of Manix. The scindo found no welcome amongst their insular Misantan kin, and hostility from dwarves of the old Nakaltia regime. They traveled further north and through charm and guile, they secured themselves new lands from the ogres of Krive Del and later would expand into the orc dominated territories of Salista Hoventesh. The scindo found themselves to be well suited to manipulating their brutish allies and quickly ensconced themselves into positions of commerce and political power and wealth throughout both regions. The scindo are on average about 6 to 12 inches taller than a human with wiry, athletic builds. They have golden skin, pink, grey or blue eyes and white, grey or black hair that they often dye exotic colors or shave entirely. Generations in Threxantra amongst other races has led most scindo to having some traces of other bloodlines and facial hair is not uncommon amongst them and those who can grow it often do. They love to decorate their bodies with tattoos and piercings and wear fine clothing and jewelry that expresses their wealth and status. Religion: The scindo worship whatever god or church is preferable or most convenient to them. Most of those in the north uphold the Church of Dom due to the fanatical worship their neighbors dote upon the war god Rallos Zek. Many revere Mask, Loki and Lolth and as many give their favor to Tymora or her sister Beshaba. Fewer give reverence to the ancient and largely forgotten gods of Ydis, for Ra's gaze has long been absent from the world, though rare shrines to Isis, Thoth or Set can be found in the war-torn lands of the north and all scindo are taught the prayer that will distract Anubis from his scales when it is their time to be weighed. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Elf in the Players Handbook. Scindo also increase Charisma by +1 and gain the 'Silver Tongue' trait listed below. • Silver Tongue: When you roll a natural 1 on any Deception, Intimidate, Performance or Persuasion roll, you can reroll the die and must use the new roll. Languages: You can speak, read, and write any two languages of your choice. • The scindo speak the language most common to the region they come from; Krive Del speak Krom, Salista Hoventesh speak Orbaan, those in Threxen populated regions speak Threxantran or Goltiri if they live amongst the dwarves and gnomes of Nakaltia, etc. They typically learn the languages of other peoples they deal with as well, including obscure languages. Like the Threxen, they are fond of sprinkling their speec with words borrowed from other tongues: orcish curses, hobbit innuendo, Darshinian poetry, and so on.
	Asana The star elves, fae blooded, no homeland, generally live amongst humans. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write any two languages of your choice.
	Turost The "swamp elves" of Dontholl Mex. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. • Water Shaping: Words go here. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Thollir and one extra language of your choice.
	Huldra The drow, dark elves of the Underdark. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Elf and Dark Elf (Drow) in the Players Handbook. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Huldra and one extra language of your choice.
	Besarian The avariel, winged elves of Misanta. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Misantil and one extra language of your choice.
	Fei The fei share a common ancestry with the scindo, both being descendants of the elves of Ydis. When First World of legend was broken, the fei fled Ydis and found a new home on the land that would become Darshiniath. The fei are nomadic and travel the lands in small communal bands of kin they call families. Storytelling, sharing stories, music and dancing is a major component of their culture. The fei avoid cities, feeling that the distance they put between the spirit and the world causes a sickness. The fei are on average seven feet tall, have golden skin, white or golden hair and large almond shaped eyes of amber or bright green. "Yes, we are storytellers. We tell stories. Yes. We have witnessed the birth and death of many, many people. We were here when humans first came, yes. We watched as the dwarves first discovered the sky and watched as the gods themselves emerged from the shadows. We can tell all the stories of the others; of the wars, and the great romances, of the tragic death of heroes and the noble quests of adventurers. We have seen it all, yes, and we remember. We remember because we pass the stories on, from teller to student, throughout the centuries. Do you want to hear one of our stories? Ask us, ask. Ask about the prince and the beggar, about the stubborn mule of Lamshidara and the beautiful princess of the East. Do you want to hear how the world was created? We know, we know." Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Darshinian and one extra language of your choice.
	Asooli The merfolk of the Sea of Lirsa and surrounding waters. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Quithu and one extra language of your choice.

Dwarves

	Nycandrian Dwarf The hill dwarves of Nycandria. Religion: All people living in Nycandria must worship The Prime Father. Heresy and paganism is punishable by death. Hill dwarves outside of Nycandria generally worship the Dom pantheon of gods, though a rare (and usually remote) few worship the ancient dwarven pantheon. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Dwarf and Hill Dwarf in the Players Handbook. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Threxantran and Goltiri.
	Nakaltian Dwarf The mountain dwarves of Nakaltia. Religion: Most of the dwarves of Nakaltia embrace the Church of Dom and worship their gods, though most revere Reorx and Brell Serilis over all the others, who they recognize as their creators. There are a few mountain dwarves, largely those not as closely associated with the nation of Nakaltia, that worship the old dwarven pantheon. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Dwarf and Mountain Dwarf in the Players Handbook. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Goltiri and one extra language of your choice. • The dwarves speak the ancient language of the Gol, their ancestors created from the stone, iron, gold and gems of Brell's realm that were given shape upon Reorx's Forge.
	Duergar Dwarves of the Underdark. Religion: The duergar worship the old dwarven pantheon of gods. They are also very aware of and recognize several other subterranean powers, such as Lolth, Brell Serilis, The Rathe, Shar and the more bizarre aberrant gods. Traits & Adjustments: +2 Strength & +2 Constitution. Duergar society is generally Lawful Evil. Size: Medium. Speed 25. Darkvision 120'. You have proficiency with the war pick and javelin. • Duergar Resilience: The duarger has advantage on saving throws against poison, spells, and illusions, as well as to resist being charmed or paralyzed and have resistance against poison damage. • Sunlight Sensitivity: While in sunlight, the duergar has disadvantage on attack rolls, as well as on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on sight. • Enlarge (recharges after a short or long rest): For 1 minute, the duergar magically increases in size, along with anything it is wearing or carrying. While enlarged, the duergar is Large, doubles its damage dice on Strength-based weapon attacks (included in the attacks), and makes Strength checks and Strength saving throws with advantage. If the duergar lacks the room to become Large, it attains the maximum size possible in the space available. • Invisibility (recharges after a short or long rest): The duergar magically turns invisible until it attacks, casts a spell, or uses its Enlarge, or until its concentration is broken, up to 1 hour (as if concentrating on a spell). Any equipment the duergar wears or carries is invisible with it. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Goltiri and Huldra.

Gnomes

	Thriken Thriken gnomes can be found primarily in Nakaltia and Striker. The gnomes of Striker had long ago settled in Tranzconox, establishing a new nation and now live amidst humans, gnolls, kobolds and goblins. The gnomes in Nakaltia are relatively new to living amongst their dwarven allies. The ancient gnomish homeland of Northoll had been destroyed, sank beneath the waves by it's own people in order to stop the advance of the Nycandrian army. By sacrificing their own homeland rather than give it up, dealing a devastating blow to the military might of Nycandria, halting their advance and forever taking away the tactical advantage that Northoll would have given them against the west, the gnomes became heroes. Thriken are ambitious folk, whose lives are validated by a masterful command of the scientific laws of the universe and unbridled creativity. This outlook on life makes them feel that to be pitied is unbearable, even insulting, though they know their allies do not do this intentionally. They have always been of a race of inventors, artisans and scholars throughout their history, generally focused on escaping and avoiding conflict. Great value has always been placed on one’s ability to avoid trouble and stay out of the way of others. Children’s games often involve elements of stealth and amongst adults drawing attention to one’s self is considered a breach of etiquette. Legends of gnomish heroes are usually not of powerful warriors but of subtle tricksters, who sneak past or trick their opponents rather than vanquishing them in combat. This in part comes from the long-standing issues gnomes have faced, which is their miniscule size compared to larger predators or enemies. However, with the loss of the gnomish homeland of Northoll and years of hardship and increased association with the dwarves of Nakaltia or the harsh races of Tranzconox, many gnomes have become more bold. While gnomes continue to put high value on wit and intelligence, gnomish warriors and adventurers have become more common, and as a race they are more likely to talk back to Tall Folk than in the past. Most Nakaltian gnomes live amongst the dwarves in sprawling cities that honeycomb mountains and the depths below. They have accepted the laws and authority of the region, which they become increasingly involved with. Striker gnomes live perched atop neatly packed, tiered cities of stone and glass. Surprisingly, given their harsh surroundings, they live relatively comfortable lives with many conveniences, allowing many to focus on art and invention, though this is largely because gnomes are also the wealthy and ruling nobility in the nation. Striker survives through trade, importing and exporting goods from several neighboring regions. In addition to devices of gnomish ingenuity, they export glass, stone, stone and pottery vases, linen, papyrus, gold vessels and jewelry, ox hides, ropes, fragrances, lentils, and dried fish. Striker is ruled by a complex hierarchy of wealthy property and business owners and the Swiftstriker nobility. Their people consist primarily of humans and goblins with a mix of kobolds and gnolls as well, all of whom make up the lower and middle working classes. Religion: The gnomes of Tranzconox worship and honor both the Dom pantheon as well as the gnomish pantheon. The Church continues in their attempts to purge this heretical aspect from their faith, but most gnomes who enter the priesthood already have a deeply rooted faith and love for the old gnomish gods. As a result the Church has started sending more gnomes from Nakaltia or non-gnome priests to the nation of Striker and surrounding regions in order to better educate the natives of their unwholesome obsession with these dangerous old pagan gods. The gnomes of Nakaltia on the other hand, only honor the Dom pantheon. Most of them worship at the altars of Reorx, Brell Serilis and the Triumvirate of the Arts. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Gnome and Rock Gnome in the Players Handbook. Languages: You can speak, read and write Nokol and one extra language of your choice. Gnomes of Nakaltia can choose to substitute Goltiri in place of Nokol. • Nokol is the native gnomish language, though since the destruction of the gnomish homeland of Northoll, use of the language is in decline as an increasing number of the gnomes that fled to Nakaltia have converted to the use of Goltiri. Nokol is still commonly spoken amongst the gnomes of Striker in Tranzconox, though most of them are also fluent in Conox, which is the dominant language spoken by most of their non-gnomish constituents and neighbors.
	Svirfneblin Deep gnomes of the Underdark. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Nokol and one extra language of your choice.
	Seltome Forest gnomes of Kythennia act as the bridge between the realms of fae and mortals. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Gnome and Forest Gnome in the Players Handbook. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Seltiri and one extra language of your choice.

Laeo

	Hobbit Hobbits! Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Halfling and Stout in the Players Handbook. Languages: You can speak, read, and write either Laeo or Threxantran and one extra language of your choice (which may be the other one if chosen).
	Ilian The ilian of Valexys are descendants of a race called the kender from another world that became stranded when their strange magical ship crash landed in Valexys. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: See entry for Halfling and Lightfoot in the Players Handbook. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Laeo and one extra language of your choice.

Orcs

Orc The orcs of Salista Hoventesh are half a head taller than a human and have twice the body weight made entirely of muscle They have beady red or yellow eyes and their skin ranges from blue or green to grey with hair that is usually grey, brown or black. They have massive jaws revealing pointed teeth, dominated by large lower canines that jut up from their under-bite. They respect power and strength, and naturally tend towards becoming bigger and stronger as they rise through their society. While they lack the education of more advanced races, orcs possess immense cunning and are quick learners, but rarely adopt new tactics to replace their fondness for close quarters brutality. The orcs of Salista Hoventesh are divided into numerous tribes that are often at war amongst themselves, though the western tribes have mostly allied in order to present a stronger unified front against their neighbors in Krive Del. Gnolls, bugbears, scindo and half-orcs are commonplace amidst orc tribes, as well as human and goblin slaves. While many orcs continue to live nomadic lifestyles, hunting and raiding to survive, more and more of them have begun to settle and build towns. This change is often attributed to guidance from the scindo, who frequently act as advisers and chancellors for orc leaders and hold various other positions of power and influence in regards to leadership and commerce. Orc culture is dominated by the concept of strength. The strongest and meanest orc is the leader until a stronger orc comes along. Amongst the nomadic tribes, there is no law (and only a small handful of laws in most orc settlements), and therefore no crime. If an orc feels wronged, he can challenge the source of his grievance to a pit fight. Once the fight is over, the matter is considered settled. Orcs have no concept of pity; to an orc, the weak are simply weak, and are beneath them in society. An orc attains a higher social rank by fighting and defeating members of that rank. Religion: The orcs of Salista Hoventesh worship Gruumsh and the other gods of the orcish pantheon. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Orbaan and one extra language of your choice.

Skal The skal are larger than their hoven cousins, but not nearly as bright. These large creatures have long arms and short legs, huge slabs of muscle move under tough green skin, and their jaws are lined with vicious fangs that jut out from their underbite. They have beady red eyes, a generally foul demeanor, and are naturally bald. Normally six feet tall, they are up to seven feet tall when stretched out of their characteristic stoop. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Orbaan and one extra language of your choice.

Ogres

Torgan The torgan ogres of Krive Del, the chosen children of Rallos Zek, are a military culture and their society, technology, faith and relationships are very much focused on supporting war. Society is built around military units which ogres become a part of from childhood. Non-military tasks, such as farming and trade, can be left to slaves (which includes every race save for the scindo & minotaurs). But no matter an ogre's vocation they are always viewed as a soldier and view life like a soldier. Weakness and foolishness from individuals is viewed with particular contempt, and can result in an ogre losing status or being cast out of their squadron, or worse, their name being struck from the histories and condemned by the priests of Rallos Zek. Most relationships are casual and rarely do ogres mate for life. As Rallos Zek is recognized as every ogres sole parent, families are generally not recognized and adult ogres have very little contact with their parents or offspring. As soon a child is weaned, they are assigned to a military squadron. This is their first squadron and they are trained as a military unit under the supervision of a war priest and until their squadron no longer needs supervision, at which point they are recognized as adults. Ogre young are taught to unify and define their own social structure and the squadron shares a root name which they incorporate into their surname. As biological families have little involvement with the raising of a child, their squadrons are viewed as ogre's family and the bonds of loyalty and kinship formed between them are as strong as those of other races' families. Though some ogres leave, change, or lose their squadrons, these strong bonds usually leave a deep impact on them. The torgan are a thick, heavily built and muscular race and are on average stand at nine feet in height. They have small dark eyes and large lower jaws revealing sharp teeth and two elongated tusks. Their skin ranges from ruddy to olive with hair colors ranging from red to black. Ogres are exceptionally hirsute, naturally bearded and with thick manes that grow all the way down their spines, though they tend to keep their beards short or shaven to keep it from being used against them in battle. Religion: The ogres worship Rallos Zek. They recognize the other gods of the Dom pantheon, but believe them to be lesser entities beholden to or feebly struggling against the infallable might of the greatest of gods, Rallos Zek. They believe that Rallos Zek created them as a race and as individuals. Ogres do not recognize birth parents, instead they accept Rallos Zek as their sole parent. Only an ogre can be a true priest of Rallos Zek, he would never accept one of the lesser races to be one of his servants and their minotaur brothers belong to Kossuth Ro. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Krom and one extra language of your choice.

Sethik Ogres of Kythennia and the favorite thugs of the fae. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Seltiri and one extra language of your choice.

Minotaurs

Volkar The minotaurs of Krive Del are aggressive and domineering race who believe in war and flame as a crucible that must be wielded to break the world so that it can be remade stronger. Religion: The volkar worship Kossuth Ro. They recognize the other gods of the Dom pantheon as having their roles to play and their own appropriate followers, but in time they will all be introduced to the Flame where they will be tested, reborn and purified or they will perish, making way for the new. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Krom and Ignan.

Gnolls

Gnoll Filthy murder-dogs. Gnolls have a much larger cousin, called the kyth, custom engineered by Zalcoryn to serve in some long forgotten war. They're a bit mentally unhinged as a side effect. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Vardog and one extra language of your choice.

Kobolds

Kobold Words go here. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Vardog and one extra language of your choice.

Goblins

	Goblin Words go here. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Gorva and one extra language of your choice.
	Golthyr Words go here. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Gorva and one extra language of your choice.
	Hobgoblin Words go here. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Gorva and one extra language of your choice.
	Shir Vallik Ice goblins of Noth. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Gorva and one extra language of your choice.

Bugbears

	Bugbear Words go here. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Orbaan and one extra language of your choice.
	Trovian Words go here. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Orbaan and one extra language of your choice.

Cathian

Cathian Words go here. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Laeo and one extra language of your choice.

Guktan and Bullywugs

	Guktan Words go here. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Thollir and one extra language of your choice.
	Bullywugs Words go here. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Thollir and one extra language of your choice.

Shissar

Shissar Snakemen. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Shissar and one extra language of your choice.

Saleer

	Saleer Lizardfolk. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Shissar and one extra language of your choice.
	Slekoth And their bigger, meaner cousins. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Shissar and one extra language of your choice.

Planetouched

	Genasi Elemental planetouched. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write any two languages of your choice.
	Cansin Chaos planetouched. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write any two languages of your choice.
	Tiefling Infernal and/or Abyssal planetouched. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write any two languages of your choice.
	Aasimar Celestial planetouched. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write any two languages of your choice.

Sylvan and Fae

	Sidhe Words go here. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Astridir and one extra language of your choice.
	Centaur Words go here. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Astridir and one extra language of your choice.
	Astrid Sprites, pixies, nixies, grigs. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Astridir and one extra language of your choice.
	Satyr Satyrs, fauns and korred. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Astridir and one extra language of your choice.
	Nymph Nymphs and dryads. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Astridir and one extra language of your choice.
	Unicorn Words go here. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Astridir and one extra language of your choice.
	Brownie Words go here. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Astridir and one extra language of your choice.

Tengu

Tengu Birdmen. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Tengu and one extra language of your choice.

Doppelganger

Doppelganger Please. No tests. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Tengu and one extra language of your choice.

BalGez-I'ir

BalGez-I'ir Dragonborn. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Shissar and one extra language of your choice.

Rofka

Rofka Dwarf-proportioned dog people. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write xxxx and one extra language of your choice.

Nezumi

Nezumi Little mouselike people that dwell in the region called the Nulldark at the center of the world. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Nezumi and one extra language of your choice.

Thri-kreen

Thri-kreen Praying mantis like race found in both the Tranzconox desert and the Darshinian jungles. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Thri-kreen and one extra language of your choice.

Myconid

Myconid Intelligent fungal species. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Myconid and one extra language of your choice.

Neogi

Neogi Horrible spider-eels that live in the Nulldark. Enemies of the nezumi. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Nezumi and one extra language of your choice.

Illithid

Illithid Mmm...brains. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write R'lyehian and one extra language of your choice.

Giants

Giants Hill, stone, frost, fire and storm. Religion: Words go here. Traits & Adjustments: Pending. Languages: You can speak, read, and write Krom and one extra language of your choice.