Human

The first group consists of the “civilized” humans who live on the outskirts of Elven cities. They have embraced the Elven Empire’s culture, hoping to benefit from its advanced society. Despite their efforts and adaptability, they are consistently treated as second-class citizens. The elves, while recognizing human resilience and their ability to thrive in almost any environment, see them as little more than a step above their former dwarven slaves. These city-dwelling humans are a desperate and often exploited people, clinging to the fringes of a civilization that will never truly accept them.

In stark contrast, the second group of humans are the nomadic tribes who roam the unforgiving plains west of the Frozen Sea. These tribes are fiercely independent and proud of their ancient traditions. They follow the seasons, hunting and gathering to survive the brutal wilderness. Every few years, many tribes gather at ancestral sites to trade and reconnect. They view the city-dwelling humans with contempt, seeing them as weak and having abandoned their heritage for a life of servitude.

Key Attribute: Any

Species Trait: Adaptable The versatility of humans is unmatched, allowing them to excel in a variety of fields. When a player creates a human character, they may choose any of their five attributes to be their key attribute.

Human Talent: Jack of All Trades Humans have a natural knack for learning on the fly, able to apply knowledge from one field to another with surprising results. When a human character makes any skill roll with a skill he don’t known or where he has only rank 1, they can spend 1 willpower to roll as if he have rank 2 on the skill.