Humans

Humans
Humans are the most common race found within the universe. They are the usually found being pale white, brown, black, beige and sand. Females make up 56% of the population, due to the constant wars happening within the human community. They are great warriors and are flexible when it comes to managing. They find most of their friends within the Drows community. Humans tend to be heavier and slower than Drows, but live less at an 80 year median.

Origin
Humans are not known to have any specific origin within the continent of Terr. Most of the humans find themselves thinking that they originated from either a fellow species known as the Kinlyst, a sub-faction of the human species branch.

Allegiance
Many humans take to kingdoms, duchies or counties to pledge allegiance to Kings, Queens, Lords or Ladies. Wars are a constant happening within the Human community.

They fight regularly, in all wars by species. Drow Chieftains and Khans have regularly employed human warriors or mercenaries, while  Elves and Dwarves refuse to take in humans as soldiers, commanders or leaders.

Humans have been known to study magic, but it's very rare. Humans tend to drift towards Terramancy, where they can control how the grass grows or how the wind blows.

Appearance
Humans stand at roughly 5'10 in height. Their meak body strength is weak compared to other species such as Dwarves or Callwyres. They are quite numerous, and hold bony hand structure as well as a slim face structure.

Culture
Frequently discussed among players and in game characters, is what culture humans would fall under. But it has been canonized that Islander and Tetarian are the correct cultures. Humans will find themselves forming into colonies, or kingdoms for that matter. Notably the Kingdom of Glockshire and the Kingdom of Pesar.

Human men love to marry into Drow families, because of the Drowish societies Matriarchal system. Human women like to stay in the system of Humans, because of the Human's Patriarchal system.

Human society and culture is mainly dominated by men, being the front-hold for the classic medieval setting. The case of having a women in power is not uncommon though, as many kingdoms have seen the rise of a queen rather than a king.