Half Ork
Main Trait: Aggresive
Life span: 150 years
Average Height: 6'2"
Average Weight: 200 lbs

Half-orcs are humanoids born of both human and orc ancestry by a multitude of means. Combining the physical power of their orcish ancestors with the agility of their humans ones, half-orcs can be formidable individuals. Though often shunned in both human and orcish society, though for different reasons, half-orcs have proven themselves from time to time as worthy heroes and dangerous villains. Half-orcs are, on average, somewhere between 5'9" and 6'4" in height and usually weigh between 155 and 225 pounds making them a little taller and stronger than humans on average.

Half-orcs have a strength uncommon to most humans, though comparable with orcs. Half-orcs are less durable than their full-blooded kin, however, though they tend to be more dexterous and indeed, more so than most other humanoids. Half-orcs also have a resilience unique to them and when gravely injured, simply seem all the more determined to win, as though the blows had, in fact, empowered them. The half-orc personality tends to be short tempered and sullen, though half-orc mental capabilities are often underestimated and members of the race are often significantly more cunning than full-blooded orcs. More often than not, half-orcs prefer simple pleasures such as feasting, singing, wrestling, or wild dancing to refined pursuits such as poetry or philosophy.

Half-Elf
Main Trait- Adventurous
Life span: 250 years
Average Height: 5'6"-6'2"
Average Weight: 150-200 lbs


Half-elves, as usually defined, are humanoids born through the union of an elf and a human. Whether a half-elf is raised by their human parent or their elven parent, they feel isolated and alone. Because they take around twenty years to reach adulthood, they mature quickly when raised by elves (who think they look like humans), making them feel like an outsider in either place.

Half-elves, being half-breeds, have no true homelands, though half-elves are common in some regions, such as in Aglarond, Gulthandor, the Dalelands, or Luruar. In the not-too-distant past, half-elves were also common in Cormyr and the High Forest, before their mass migration northwards following the Spellplague. In these regions there are highly concentrated populations of half-elves, particularly so in Aglarond, which is the only country where half-elves have become the majority. They usually adopt the dress and hairstyles of the culture they were raised among. However, it is also fairly common for half-elves raised among humans to wear elven clothing in order to proudly display signs of their dual heritage. Regardless of what they wear, half-elves stand out a crowd through the combination of physical distinctiveness and force of personality.

Sun Elf
Main Trait: Patience
Life span: 1000-1200 years
Average Height: 5'6"-6 ft
Average Weight: 150 lbs

They are elves that have lived around and in some cases, in volcanos (inactive ones of course), they tend to be restless and are always willing to carry out most mercenary work for the right price. Patient and deliberate in most of what they do, they demonstrate an orderly nature uncommon to most eladrin, preferring to master a skill before applying it rather than learning as they go. Rushing is out of the nature of sun elves, who, while less versatile than most races, have a mastery of whatever they apply themselves to. The sun elven qualities of patience and haughtiness often both demonstrate themselves in sun elf art. Sun elven architecture, while undeniably beautiful in most cases, is often flashier than what other elves commonly build, a quality in part due to the fact that sun elves will accept nothing short of perfection, working tireless in their art to constantly raise the aesthetic bar.

Sun elven opinions on races outside of their homes arevery strained. Sun elves can be incredibly prejudiced, to the point of some even refusing to aid a dying human if it mildly inconveniences them. Many sun elves object to speaking in any language other than Elven or even to speaking with members of other races at all. These prejudices are partially rooted in past wrongs done by humans unto sun elves though in truth they often only serve to heighten present tensions.

Frostling
Main trait: Easily Offended
Life span: 100 years
Average Height: 5-6 ft
Average Weight: 200 lbs

There's a saying in the northern glacier that goes, "Trust a Frostling, die of hunger."
Because of their circumstances, they are driven to dire actions. So it is the fate of the Frostlings to remain on the brink of starvation, surrounded by frozen lands and jewels of desolate ice. Despite their limited means, they have remarkable resourcefulness and they have a natural ability to draw in elemental magic. Many of their followers have learned to cross the toughest terrain effortlessly, thus enabling them the power to raid the domains of their rival races and then retreat into the less hospitable lands for safety. They have learned to handle some of the creatures of the tundra and have formidable powers to bring their icy lands into the fertile lands.

Frostlings appear similar to Goblins in form, but they do not possess a goblin's mind. In times of peace and abundance, the Frostlings have forged legendary structures, and adorn their world with glittering diamonds made of ice. A thousand legends surround the enigmatic Frost Queen who often takes shelter among Frostling cities, while the lights of the northern sky blink, crackle and bend to protect the Frostlings from malicious forces desiring to steal their secrets

Half Goblin
Main Trait: Cautious
Life span: 150 years
Average Height: 5'6"-6 ft
Average Weight: 150 lbs

Children of a human and a Goblin. Rather a rare occurrence, but still happens from time to time.
They may stay with the society of their goblin parent or venture out into the world. If they follow the goblin ways, Half-Goblins are accepted into goblin society without much fuss, but they will never achieve a high-ranking position there – they will always be a member of the lower classes. Always. A Half-Goblin who does not follow the goblin ways will not be accepted into goblin society. For some reason goblin features almost always win out over human ones in a Half-Goblin’s physical appearance, the one the few exceptions to this rule being hair. Whereas goblins are often bald, Half-Goblins will usually have a full head of hair (which is usually black), though facial hair is extremely rare for some reason. Other than this, they look almost exactly like a regular goblin.

A Half-Goblin who willingly remains part of goblin culture takes the same view towards other races as a normal goblin would.

A Half-Goblin who is not part of regular goblin culture tends to be an outsider. Due to their physical similarities with normal goblins, they meet with a large amount of distrust and hostility. They do not like goblins, but, unlike Half-Ogre/Half-Troll, it is usually an active disgust towards their goblin kinfolk as opposed to fear that they feel. A Half-Goblin out in the wider world will often denounce their goblin kin entirely, looking towards other races for friendship and moral guides.

Half-Dragon
Main Trait: Pride
Life span: 900-1200 years
Average Height: 6'6"-7'6"
Average Weight: 350 lbs

A dragon's magical nature allows it to breed with virtually any species. This sort of conception usually happens when a dragon has been polymorphed or had its form changed in some way. Metallic half-dragons are usually kind except when abused by the common races, which will turn half-dragons away from all others except from its kin; those based on evil chromatic dragons often mirror their progenitor's outlook. Half-dragon's features are reptilian, with scales, horns, elongated faces and exaggerated teeth and claws. All of them have wings.

When engaged in combat half-dragons are formidable creatures and can be nearly invulnerable to weak adventurers. All Half-Dragons have a breath weapon according to their variety. Gold, Red and Brass spew fire. Bronze and Blue breathe lightning. Black, Green and Copper exhale acid and corrosive gas. Silver and White dragons blow extremely frigid air and ice. In addition all half-dragons have a special immunity towards the element of their breath weapon. There are exceptions to this for different dragon types.

Half Giant
Main trait: Outgoing
Life span: 400 years
Average Height: 7-8 ft
Average Weight: 350 lbs

Half-giants were bred into existence in a desert land by cruel sorcerer-kings. Intended as gigantic warriors and laborers, half-giants are a cross between humans and giants. With the creation of their race came also the inception of strife, as with any people kept in bondage. Half-giants, for the most part, retain human sensibilities. They are curious, interested in cooperation and communication, and have a general tendency toward kindness. (Of course, there are exceptions.) Because many half-giants are refugees from days of bondage, during which they could pass down few racial traditions, they are quick to pick up the local tastes, morals, customs, and habits of the areas in which they settle down.

Half-giants typically stand from 7 feet to nearly 8 feet tall and weigh from 250 to 400 pounds, with men noticeably taller and heavier than women. Most half-giants have tightly braided black hair and deep coppery complexions. Half-giants often prefer grandiose dress when they can afford to do so, sporting fanciful or intimidating clothing. Most other humanoids are put off by half-giants due to their abnormally large size. In fact, many are first taken for young (if strangely well-groomed) hill giants. Upon getting past their initial trepidation, however, most other humanoids find half-giants of good alignments are outgoing, kind creatures.

Mountain Dwarf
Main Trait: Hardy
Life Span: 200 years
Height: 4'2"-4'6"
Weight: 200 lbs

Traditionally, clan allegiance and caste placement meant everything among the mountain dwarves, but as their civilization has declined from constant war with the Orc and Goblin hordes, so has the importance of the clans. Although bloodline is still a mark of pride for a dwarf from a particularly strong clan, personal accomplishments have come to mean more practically than the old ways, which seem increasingly irrelevant. Family life remains a prime concern for dwarves, however, and while elders play a diminishing role in childrearing, the relationships between parent and child or siblings remain as strong as ever. Most dwarves are literate and are taught to read at an early age, before being handed off to an apprenticeship appropriate to their caste. In the workplace, shield dwarves are taught to work both for not only themselves and their family but for the greater whole of their clan and most mountain dwarves are, while proud of their work, fairly humble and avoid ostentatious displays of decadence.

The ancestral homelands of the mountain dwarves are located primarily in the North. They can also be found in Damara, Vaasa, the Vast, and the Western Heartlands. Of all their strongholds, the most important is likely Citadel Adbar, formerly a part of Luruar. However, while the shield dwarves retain many homelands of their own, generations of emigration by the Wanderers has caused a vast diaspora of shield dwarves to spread across human lands. These scattered communities often form into loose approximations of a traditional dwarven clan, maintaining their own ways while integrating into the local community.