Races

Small Races

Goblin
Goblin	Common Names: Not defined Commonality: Very Common Civilization: Onokrin Imperium, Tribes/Outer factions Appearance: Short, varying colors

Goblins are a race of conflict, ranging from the vicious outer goblins belonging to the feral tribes known as the Stone Crushers or the more civilized and well liked city goblins, colloquially called the Iron Bound. Goblins are well known for their appetites for the finer things, be it food, drink, drugs, or sex and many carry vices with them that are indulged with reckless abandon. While goblins can be described as wild by the standards of the Onokrin, the city born Iron Bound have made goblins renowned for their ability to tinker, construct, and ultimately work extremely well with all things mechanical. This innate cunning also extends into other fields, such as alchemy and magic, allowing for goblins to supplement their small size and lacking strength for a wide variety of applicable skills. As a result, many goblins are experts in the way of magi-tech and even the most humble of goblins can boast a passing knowledge on such devices.

Rodentfolk
Rodentfolk	Common Names: Not defined Commonality: Common Civilization: Warren Federation Appearance: Rat-like humanoid

Rodentfolk are an unusual group

Kaxxis
Kaxxis	Common Names: Not defined Commonality: Common Civilization: Tribes/Outer Factions Appearance: Caprini Humanoids

Kaxxis mostly exist in the western mountains with their salamander allies, living high on the peaks and keeping to themselves, often only interacting with the salamanders to trade or barter supplies. Kaxxis are psionically adept and believed to have killed and absorbed the avatar of their god, making them supernaturally strong despite their size. This open fact of their history leaves them as often distrusted by other factions and races, but they can still be found being employed for their unique psionic talents.

Kobold
Kobold	Common Names: Not defined Commonality: Common Civilization: Warren Federation Appearance: Draconic Humanoid

Kobolds are an often forgotten race that largely dwells underground or in the dens of dragons where they function as servants to their far more powerful masters. Much like dragons, kobolds are scaled, lizard-like, and capable of having just as towering egos. While technically kin to salamanders, most kobolds prefer to stay away from their human mixed kin, seeing them as a perversion of the true dragon form. As such, both races avoid each other where possible, a choice that suits salamanders just fine since many left their sires the moment they are old enough.

Medium Races

Humans
Humans	Common Names: Not defined Commonality: Very Common Civilization: Onokrin Imperium Appearance: Human.

Humans, you know them and either hate or love them. Humans are one of the most common races among the Onokrin Imperium, letting them be known far and wide among all races for better or worse. As a result, humans are highly varied, in both physicality and in body as many humans are considered half breeds or chimerics, making them visually quite unusual in appearance as well as body and mind.

Orc
Orc	Common Names: Not defined Commonality: Very common Civilization: Onokrin Imperium Appearance: Humanoid, bulky, tusks

Orcs are a vile and vicious group of fighters, bandits, and mercenaries that are often likened to monsters. While successful orcs make for exceptional soldiers, watch captains, and warlords, most are content to eking out lives as criminals t hanks to their strength and brutality. The average law abiding orc is often a laborer, working where their physical strength is put to real use, though even the most reviled orc is still a family man, seeking to prodive for his family.

Salamander
Salamander	Common Names: Not defined Commonality: Semi-Common Civilization: Tribal/Outer Faction Appearance: Hybrid draconic and humanoid

Salamanders are an offshoot of humans are considered stable enough to be considered their own separate race. The end result of magically compatible humans cross breeding with dragons, salamanders resemble humans in the force, torso, and upper thighs whilst their forearms, shins, feet, glutes, and head display draconic traits ranging from claws, scales, tails, horns, and slit-like lizard eyes. Salamanders are inherently magical, but this natural display of magic only manifests as pyromancy, though some salamanders do become mages to further train these abilities or branch out into other magics. Most however, tend to become blacksmiths, weaponsmiths, and armorsmiths as their affinity for fire and natural talents make them exceptionally skilled, with their natural magics being easily infused into their metallic creations much like how dwarves used runes.

Gnoll
Gnoll	Common Names: Not defined Commonality: Uncommon Civilization: Tribal/Outer Faction Appearance: Hyaenidae humanoids

Gnolls are perhaps the most contentious of all races, being violent and vicious salvers who form tribalistic war bands to raid and attack various tribes, villages, and even factions. While the average gnoll can be described as sadistic and cruel, this trait is not universal, with many gnolls treating their more useful slaves and family members in a way that could be somewhat considered respectful. A Gnoll's natural endurance and will to dominate makes them difficult to root out, leading to them being widespread in the wilds as both bandits and mercenaries.

Large Races

Ogre
Ogre	Common Names: Not defined Commonality: Rare Civilization: Onokrin Imperium Appearance: Massive lumbering humanoids, varying skin tones.

Ogres, somtimes called oni, are massive hulking creatures of incredible strength and intelligence. While ogres are both cunning and brutal, their main claim to fame comes from their innate magical prowess, allowing them to become powerful wizards, mages, and summoners in addition to warriors, leading many ogres to becoming mage knights, battle wizards, and elemental warriors. Ogres and Oni are considered one in the same, leading to ogres to having widely varied appearances, from blue and red to brown and pink skin tones, varying numbers of horns from one to three (which they are loathe to use as weapons), or glowing eyes of unusual colors and numbers, such as one or three eyes. All ogres have thick manes of hair, sometimes curly and sometimes straight, usually colored red, white, black, or gray.

Troll
Troll	Common Names: Not defined Commonality: Very rare Civilization: Tribal/Outer Factions Appearance: Massive lumbering humanoids, varying skin tones.

Trolls are by no means stupid, but their sheer physical brawn often leads to this misconception. Physically trolls are the strongest race around, hulking in size and easily able to overpower ogres and even orcs thanks to their natural brawn. Trolls are solitary creatures, however, and are extremely rare as a result, often living as hermits or in singular family units claiming wide swathes of wild territories to hunt or farm in. Though trolls generally enjoy solitude, this is by no means required, and it is not unusual for a troll ranger or woodsman to appear from time to time in various rural towns where they come to trade. Trolls also eagerly sell their skills as mercenaries for exotic and unusual foods, making them a common sight in populated areas as even the most frugal mercenary company is willing to put up with the logistics of keeping a troll fed and happy, if it means having one under their command.

Minotaur
Minotaur	Common Names: Not defined Commonality: Common Civilization: Steel Legion Appearance: Massive lumbering bovine humanoids, varying horns.

Minotaurs are an unusual race of giants, being huge, amply armed, and strong of body and mind. Minotaurs are considered the larger cousins of the Kaxxi, due to the faint visual similarity. Minotaurs have a reputation for being as brutal and dominating as orcs, with a known trait among them being their cultural desire for dominance in both males and females. As a result, many minotaurs are looked upon with more apprehension than even the Kaxxi, but are tolerated due to their propension to work in large families living together as formidable, intelligent for-hire workforces for a wide range of basic physical tasks ranging from building to transport, security, fighting, or even artists and specialized basic jobs.

Lagus
Lagus	Common Names: Not defined Commonality: Common Civilization: Warren Federation Appearance: Giant humanoid lagomorph

Lagus are a race of giant humanoid lagomorphs who are the most adept psions in the world, yet are set apart from the other races of Hammerfall due to their strange nature and communal living styles. Lagus formed the Wareen Federation in league with the kobolds and later rodentfolk, creating a vast underground empire where they made marvels of stone masonry and architecture supported by their telekinetic abilities. While considered t he leaders of the Warren Federation, Lagus can be found at most levels of their society and have extreme body dimorphism between males and females coupled with an extreme disparity between birth rates.

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