Humans hailing from the Republic of Avenoss are known as Avens. They are well-educated, responsible folk from a strict patriarchal society renowned for its arcane engineering.

Humans hailing from the Republic of Avenoss are known as Avens. They are well-educated, responsible folk from a strict patriarchal society renowned for its arcane engineering.

Humans of the Heartland City-States are called Heartlanders. A pragmatic and cosmopolitan people, Heartlanders hail from a loose confederation of industrial lands: Delton, Hollow, Locke, Nexus, Torch, and Wroughton.

Humans of the Heartland City-States are called Heartlanders. A pragmatic and cosmopolitan people, Heartlanders hail from a loose confederation of industrial lands: Delton, Hollow, Locke, Nexus, Torch, and Wroughton.

Humans born in the Holy Kingdom of Ostenia are referred to as Ostenians. They are a romantic, religious people whose culture is increasingly torn between King and Church.

Humans born in the Holy Kingdom of Ostenia are referred to as Ostenians. They are a romantic, religious people whose culture is increasingly torn between King and Church.

Humans from the Empire of Stoigmar are referred to as Stoigmari people. A hard people for a hard land, Stoigmari are renowned for their work ethic, martial traditions, and strong liquor.

Humans from the Empire of Stoigmar are referred to as Stoigmari people. A hard people for a hard land, Stoigmari are renowned for their work ethic, martial traditions, and strong liquor.

Ashen-skinned, cautious, and withdrawn, the draug jealously guard the dwindling wealth and influence of their noble Houses. Though very long-lived, they prefer the comfort of their ancient manors – decrepit though they might be – to the chaos of urban life.

Ashen-skinned, cautious, and withdrawn, the draug jealously guard the dwindling wealth and influence of their noble Houses. Though very long-lived, they prefer the comfort of their ancient manors – decrepit though they might be – to the chaos of urban life.

Passionate, beautiful, and short-lived, the stylish riven are natural celebrities. These charismatic nobles seek fame and fortune in battle, government, and high society for the greater glory of their ancient Houses.

Passionate, beautiful, and short-lived, the stylish riven are natural celebrities. These charismatic nobles seek fame and fortune in battle, government, and high society for the greater glory of their ancient Houses.

The smallest, quickest and most cunning of greenskins are goblins. Goblins are known for two things: their irrepressible curiosity, and their knack for using that curiosity to get into serious trouble.

The smallest, quickest and most cunning of greenskins are goblins. Goblins are known for two things: their irrepressible curiosity, and their knack for using that curiosity to get into serious trouble.

Hobbes are a gruff, disciplined people with a strong martial tradition. Regardless of their chosen field, hobbes are known for their strength and endurance.

Hobbes are a gruff, disciplined people with a strong martial tradition. Regardless of their chosen field, hobbes are known for their strength and endurance.

The largest, strongest, and most intimidating of the greenskins are orcs. Driven to the margins of society by harsh public policy, many orcs turn to adventuring as a matter of survival. Given half a chance, though, they can excel in any role.

The largest, strongest, and most intimidating of the greenskins are orcs. Driven to the margins of society by harsh public policy, many orcs turn to adventuring as a matter of survival. Given half a chance, though, they can excel in any role.

Dwarves were created long ago by the Paragons to help build their empire.They are half-organic, half-mechanical.They're not born, but manufactured in batches of up to 6 in underground facilities called forges, of which only about 12 remain.

Dwarves were created long ago by the Paragons to help build their empire.They are half-organic, half-mechanical.They're not born, but manufactured in batches of up to 6 in underground facilities called forges, of which only about 12 remain.