Races

(dwa-rv-s)

While many believe the dwarves are one of the elder races, this is not the case. They were born from the love of a human man and an Eten woman; their children were the fathers of the dwarves, and they bred true, their kin ...

(gig~ant~us)

No one living knows the races of the Gigantes's origins, the world only knows the sounds of the Gigantes's drums and their war cries. The Gigantis originally came from the west on crude boats and raided many seaside villages. Until they gained a solid foothold on the western coast of Savani, at what once was the human capital of Griswald. Once their beach front was gained they began to colonize and spread their kind all over the known world. The wandering tribes ...

(hall-owd)

The Hollowed are proof that at one point, the Mages Fraternity were a benevolent society that attempted to make the world a better place. The Mages Fraternity made the Hollowed of hewn stone or honed metal animated with a living spirit. The ritual animated the body, making it a living statue. The process was first designed to help the disabled, inferred, or severely injured people. They promised ...

(mang-sa)

‘You are grown now young one, you have made your first kill, so I tells you. Soon you will hunt with Kitharkti’s blessing, and so I tells you.
In the beginning this land was abundant with game, and the Kitharkti hunted. We do not hunt in some places to ensure we hunt there again, but then the game was plentiful and Kitharkti hunted when Kitharkti wanted. For ...

(ooh-dyne)

The Oodine were created by the Alfnari long ago. The Alfnari were an ancient and hyper-civilized race of Aelfs. Even their creation was not a happy one. They were born into a second class caste, one where they 'worked' for the Alfnari as deep sea laborers. For the Alfnari they helped to build an artificial city that laid on top of the Merus ocean. The city itself was named Rivos. The Alfnari never bothered to tell their Oodine workers what the city's purpose was and most Oodine never tried to ask.

For most people, being forced to build a city for another and be made to be nothing more than second-class citizens would be enough to birth a deep hatred, but the Oodine were and are a special people. They were like the water, taking more and more abuse like drops of rain. Their ability ...

(two~toni)

The Tu'toni's were not always known as the Tu'toni; at one point they were no different from the Aelfen. The Tu'toni's genesis lies in after they left their kinsman the Aelf. They began to deny their inherent magical nature, due to the concerns that it was the rampant misuse of magic and magic ...

(vee-bon-ee)

Like their cousins, the Aelfs, the Vibani are direct descendents of the Alfnari. In fact at one point, the Aelfs and the Vibani were not cousins but one and the same. However, those that would become the Vibani thought the Aelfs were too preoccupied with their Alfnari ancestors. It made no sense to them, and thus they left. The parting was civil enough. No war, though their once-brethren did think them crazy to turn their backs on so much advancement. Since then they have forged their own path. They fled to the ...