LanguageRACES
Human
The most populous and widespread race on the continent, humans have built cities and established prosperity across the lands. Though they possess no singular strength that sets them apart, they maintain balanced and adaptable capabilities. This versatility grants them steady aptitude across a wide range of professions, allowing them to excel in many fields.
Elf
Renowned for their beauty and keen intellect, elves dwell deep within the forests of the mountain regions, living in distinct clans. Long-lived yet physically fragile, they are best suited to roles that draw upon their intellect, such as mages and priests. They value discipline and decorum, though this often lends them an air of aloofness. Many are conservative by nature.
Dwarf
With stout, resilient bodies and a strong sense of duty, dwarves dwell in secluded caves far from prying eyes. Short in stature yet broad and muscular, they possess great strength and vitality. Deeply devout—though curiously prone to misfortune—they excel in roles such as fighters and priests. Known for their bold temperaments and love of drink, they are also highly skilled artisans, with dwarven blacksmiths held in great esteem.
Beastfolk
Possessing exceptional physical ability and dexterity, beastfolk are distinguished by their ears and tails. A race few in number, they have long faced persecution from other races, branded as "blighted creatures." Their agility and athleticism set them apart, though they tend to struggle with complex thought and subtlety. Free-spirited and impulsive, they favor living in the moment, often placing enjoyment above reason.
Faerie
A race of small stature with wings capable of flight, and sightings of them are exceptionally rare. Most live deep in the mountains where humans cannot venture, though on rare occasions, curiosity draws them down to human settlements to interact with other races. While physically weak and fragile, they possess high Speed, followed by I.Q. and Luck, making them well-suited to spellcasting classes. The equipment they can make use of is limited, but special, exclusive equipment exists for them.
