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1d4chan>GloriousGidofter: /* Monster Races */

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Monster Races

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	These races are universally hated by everyone else on Yrth, and the book highly discourages you from picking one to actually play unless you're doing a monster run.		These races are universally hated by everyone else on Yrth, and the book highly discourages you from picking one to actually play unless you're doing a monster run.

	~~<big>'''~~Ghouls~~'''</big>~~		====Ghouls====

	~~<big>'''~~Lycanthropes~~'''</big>~~		====Lycanthropes====

	~~<big>'''~~Vampires~~'''</big>~~		====Vampires====

	==Religion==		==Religion==

1d4chan>GloriousGidofter at 02:50, 13 February 2023

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	Have you ever looked at a standard fantasy setting, looked at the religions, and thought to yourself, "Damn, this setting is pretty interesting, but wouldn't it be cool if it had real world religions, cultures, and the tensions that come with them?" Well, anon, this is the setting for you.		Have you ever looked at a standard fantasy setting, looked at the religions, and thought to yourself, "Damn, this setting is pretty interesting, but wouldn't it be cool if it had real world religions, cultures, and the tensions that come with them?" Well, anon, this is the setting for you.

	Banestorm is the primary fantasy setting for [[GURPS]], published by [[Steve Jackson Games]]. It's notable for including many religions from the real world from the 11th century, and it uses them to make interesting conflicts. It also has the typical fantasy races and cultures to add some more flair.		Banestorm is the primary fantasy setting for [[GURPS]], published by [[Steve Jackson Games]]. It's notable for including many religions from the real world from the 11th century, and it uses them to make interesting conflicts. It also has the typical fantasy races and cultures to add some more flair.


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	=====Octo Folk=====		=====Octo Folk=====
			Octo Folk are not humanoid like most of the other playable races. They are near identical in appearance to the octopi of earth, just larger, about 7 feet tall. However, they are very intelligent, and have reached a tech level about on par with the Roman Empire, all while remaining cut off from most of the other peoples of Yrth. Don't expect to interact much with the other folks if you choose to play an Octo Folk, especially given how you're locked to the sea. Ideal for ocean-bound campaigns, not much else.

	===Other Races===		===Other Races===

1d4chan>GloriousGidofter at 22:04, 11 February 2023

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	Have you ever looked at a standard fantasy setting, looked at the religions, and thought to yourself, "Damn, this setting is pretty interesting, but wouldn't it be cool if it had real world religions, cultures, and the tensions that come with them?" Well, anon, this is the setting for you.		Have you ever looked at a standard fantasy setting, looked at the religions, and thought to yourself, "Damn, this setting is pretty interesting, but wouldn't it be cool if it had real world religions, cultures, and the tensions that come with them?" Well, anon, this is the setting for you.

	Banestorm is the primary fantasy setting for [[GURPS]], published by [[Steve Jackson Games]]. It's notable for including many religions from the real world from the 11th century, and it uses them to make interesting conflicts. It also has the typical fantasy races and cultures ~~too~~.		Banestorm is the primary fantasy setting for [[GURPS]], published by [[Steve Jackson Games]]. It's notable for including many religions from the real world from the 11th century, and it uses them to make interesting conflicts. It also has the typical fantasy races and cultures to add some more flair.

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	[[File:Banestorm.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|A world where [[skub\|Catholicism and Islam]] exist alongside Elves, Orcs, and more.]]		[[File:Banestorm.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|A world where [[skub\|Catholicism and Islam]] exist alongside Elves, Orcs, and more.]]
	Have you ever looked at a standard fantasy setting, looked at the religions, and thought to yourself, "Damn, this setting is pretty interesting, but it ~~would~~ be ~~cooler~~ if it had real world religions, cultures, and the tensions that come with them?" Well, anon, this is the setting for you.		Have you ever looked at a standard fantasy setting, looked at the religions, and thought to yourself, "Damn, this setting is pretty interesting, but wouldn't it be cool if it had real world religions, cultures, and the tensions that come with them?" Well, anon, this is the setting for you.

	Banestorm is the primary fantasy setting for [[GURPS]], published by [[Steve Jackson Games]]. It's notable for including many religions from the real world from the 11th century, and it uses them to make interesting conflicts. It also has the typical fantasy races and cultures too.		Banestorm is the primary fantasy setting for [[GURPS]], published by [[Steve Jackson Games]]. It's notable for including many religions from the real world from the 11th century, and it uses them to make interesting conflicts. It also has the typical fantasy races and cultures too.

1d4chan>GloriousGidofter: /* Megalos */

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Megalos

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	===Megalos===		===Megalos===
			Megalos is the dominant Christian nation on Yrth, and probably the dominant nation of Yrth in general. It is the largest nation both in size and population, and it used to be even bigger.

	===Caithness===		===Caithness===

1d4chan>GloriousGidofter: /* Other Races */

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Other Races

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	===Other Races===		===Other Races===
	====Djinn Ascended One====		=====Djinn Ascended One=====

	~~<big>'''~~Dolphin~~'''</big>~~		=====Dolphin=====

	~~<big>'''~~Gargoyles~~'''</big>~~		=====Gargoyles=====

	~~<big>'''~~Insect Men~~'''</big>~~		=====Insect Men=====

	~~<big>'''~~Medusa~~'''</big>~~		=====Medusa=====

	~~<big>'''~~Sphinxes~~'''</big>~~		=====Sphinxes=====

	~~<big>'''~~Spirits~~'''</big>~~		=====Spirits=====

	~~<big>'''~~Troll~~'''</big>~~		=====Troll=====

	===Monster Races===		===Monster Races===

1d4chan>GloriousGidofter: /* Other Races */

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Other Races

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	===Other Races===		===Other Races===
	~~<big>'''~~Djinn Ascended One~~'''</big>~~		====Djinn Ascended One====

	<big>'''Dolphin'''</big>		<big>'''Dolphin'''</big>

1d4chan>GloriousGidofter: /* New World Races */

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New World Races

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	===New World Races===		===New World Races===
	====Earth====		====Earth====
	=====~~'''~~Humans~~'''~~=====		=====Humans=====

	Standard Humans, but with the twist that they got mass-[[isekai\|isekai'd]] to Yrth. Currently divided into several different governments, which include Catholic empire Megalos, Catholic Feudal wild west Caithness, Shi'ite Islam Al-Haz, Sunni Islam Al-Wazif, semi-protestant Tredoy and Cardiel, and vague asian Sahud.		Standard Humans, but with the twist that they got mass-[[isekai\|isekai'd]] to Yrth. Currently divided into several different governments, which include Catholic empire Megalos, Catholic Feudal wild west Caithness, Shi'ite Islam Al-Haz, Sunni Islam Al-Wazif, semi-protestant Tredoy and Cardiel, and vague asian Sahud.
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	Gabrook is a desert world, one with average to high mana and arid deserts. The Banestorm has swept people from Gabrook on three occasions, twice on the 11th century and once in the 12th.		Gabrook is a desert world, one with average to high mana and arid deserts. The Banestorm has swept people from Gabrook on three occasions, twice on the 11th century and once in the 12th.

	=====~~'''~~Goblins~~'''~~=====		=====Goblins=====

	Goblins on Yrth aren't the standard cannon fodder or always-evil race that many settings portray them as. Rather, goblins are portrayed as quick adapters, fitting well into most human societies. They are extremely extroverted, naturally curious, and rather bright and clever, and this has given them some serious clout in human society. Even though some established the Goblin Kingdoms, these soon got absorbed into Megalos. Depending on the region, goblin communities will adopt the dominant religion. But the real things that appeal to goblins are commerce and magic. There is a city composed 60% of goblins, and it's a mercantile city with a lot of goblin wizards.		Goblins on Yrth aren't the standard cannon fodder or always-evil race that many settings portray them as. Rather, goblins are portrayed as quick adapters, fitting well into most human societies. They are extremely extroverted, naturally curious, and rather bright and clever, and this has given them some serious clout in human society. Even though some established the Goblin Kingdoms, these soon got absorbed into Megalos. Depending on the region, goblin communities will adopt the dominant religion. But the real things that appeal to goblins are commerce and magic. There is a city composed 60% of goblins, and it's a mercantile city with a lot of goblin wizards.

	* ~~'''~~Hobgoblins~~'''~~		* Hobgoblins
	Hobgoblins are a subspecies of goblins that arrived with the goblins from Gabrook. Unlike their extroverted, charming and intelligent cousins, Hobgoblins are brutish, dim-witted bullies. Many of them eschew civilization entirely, preferring to live out in the wastelands in hunter-gatherer tribes. Those that do live in the cities tend to be servants to the goblins.		Hobgoblins are a subspecies of goblins that arrived with the goblins from Gabrook. Unlike their extroverted, charming and intelligent cousins, Hobgoblins are brutish, dim-witted bullies. Many of them eschew civilization entirely, preferring to live out in the wastelands in hunter-gatherer tribes. Those that do live in the cities tend to be servants to the goblins.

	* ~~'''~~Kobolds~~'''~~		* Kobolds
	Kobolds, unlike [[D&D]] Kobolds, are not dragon-folk, reptilian, or even dog-like. Rather, they are another distant cousin to the goblins, with blue skin instead of green. They tend to be rather weak, incredibly dumb and easily distracted, to the point that they're infamous across Yrth for their uselessness. The book confirms this by giving them the [[FAIL\|lowest possible points for a racial template.]] So, in general, Kobolds kinda suck.		Kobolds, unlike [[D&D]] Kobolds, are not dragon-folk, reptilian, or even dog-like. Rather, they are another distant cousin to the goblins, with blue skin instead of green. They tend to be rather weak, incredibly dumb and easily distracted, to the point that they're infamous across Yrth for their uselessness. The book confirms this by giving them the [[FAIL\|lowest possible points for a racial template.]] So, in general, Kobolds kinda suck.

	=====~~'''~~Reptile Men~~'''~~=====		=====Reptile Men=====

	The Reptile Men are the only non-goblinoid species to come from Gabrook. They are deeply mistrusted by everyone, due in part to the tendency for wilder reptile men to eat humans, orcs, and goblins. Humans and orcs from the Orclands tend to hunt them down as well and wear their leathery skin as armor.		The Reptile Men are the only non-goblinoid species to come from Gabrook. They are deeply mistrusted by everyone, due in part to the tendency for wilder reptile men to eat humans, orcs, and goblins. Humans and orcs from the Orclands tend to hunt them down as well and wear their leathery skin as armor.
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	Many former Loren'dillians find human farm animals disturbing; Centaurs balk at horses, and minotaurs tend to kill bulls on sight.		Many former Loren'dillians find human farm animals disturbing; Centaurs balk at horses, and minotaurs tend to kill bulls on sight.

	=====~~'''~~Centaur~~'''~~=====		=====Centaur=====

	Centaurs are the basic archetype of centaur: horse body with half a human body extending from the neck.		Centaurs are the basic archetype of centaur: horse body with half a human body extending from the neck.

	=====~~'''~~Giant~~'''~~=====		=====Giant=====

	Giants stand at nine feet tall, with the musculature to back it up. Some have strange characteristics, like [[Cyclops\|having one eye]], two heads, or some other mutation. They prefer to live outside of human civilizations for the most part, since most things built for humans are undersized for giants. Most prefer the Nomad Lands or the Orclands.		Giants stand at nine feet tall, with the musculature to back it up. Some have strange characteristics, like [[Cyclops\|having one eye]], two heads, or some other mutation. They prefer to live outside of human civilizations for the most part, since most things built for humans are undersized for giants. Most prefer the Nomad Lands or the Orclands.
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	As a whole, they hate being compared to ogres, since ogres are idiotic, savage brutes, while giants see themselves as nothing like them and just want to be left alone. Some humans, however, just see giants as less ugly ogres; they get angry just as easily, though they don't eat people. Most giants and humans just don't get along, mostly due to size differences.		As a whole, they hate being compared to ogres, since ogres are idiotic, savage brutes, while giants see themselves as nothing like them and just want to be left alone. Some humans, however, just see giants as less ugly ogres; they get angry just as easily, though they don't eat people. Most giants and humans just don't get along, mostly due to size differences.

	=====~~'''~~Halfling~~'''~~=====		=====Halfling=====

	Halflings of Yrth tend to be a lot like humans, and set up similar societies. They mostly just live in smaller villages outside of bigger cities. They're rather weak, and don't make for the best soldiers, but they are excellent neighbors due to their hospitality. Most people get along with them easily.		Halflings of Yrth tend to be a lot like humans, and set up similar societies. They mostly just live in smaller villages outside of bigger cities. They're rather weak, and don't make for the best soldiers, but they are excellent neighbors due to their hospitality. Most people get along with them easily.

	=====~~'''~~Minotaur~~'''~~=====		=====Minotaur=====

	Minotaurs of Yrth are the archetypal minotaurs, with a man's body and a bull's head. They tend to be solitary, aggressive, territorial, and oddly carnivorous. Most other people don't like them as a result, and minotaurs don't like other people either.		Minotaurs of Yrth are the archetypal minotaurs, with a man's body and a bull's head. They tend to be solitary, aggressive, territorial, and oddly carnivorous. Most other people don't like them as a result, and minotaurs don't like other people either.
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	Whereas Loren'dil was a planet of great plains and forests, and Gabrook was a planet of hostile deserts, Olokun was a world of oceans. There were a precious few small continents, but the violent oceans of Olokun often bared small islands only to flood them again later. Most species on Olokun therefore evolved to be able to breathe air despite living mostly underwater, so they wouldn't "drown" above water.		Whereas Loren'dil was a planet of great plains and forests, and Gabrook was a planet of hostile deserts, Olokun was a world of oceans. There were a precious few small continents, but the violent oceans of Olokun often bared small islands only to flood them again later. Most species on Olokun therefore evolved to be able to breathe air despite living mostly underwater, so they wouldn't "drown" above water.

	~~<big>'''~~Merfolk~~'''</big>~~		=====Merfolk=====

	Merfolk are half-human from the waist up and half fish from the waist down. They move gracefully in the water, but can only crawl around on land. Their relations with other races tend to be minimal, since they live exclusively in the oceans and seas. That's not to say they ''couldn't'' get along, but they are much more likely to make friends with the underwater folk. They get along with dolphins and enjoy the company of Sea Elves. However, they don't get along with the shark men. At all. They didn't get along back on Olokun, and they don't get along on Yrth.		Merfolk are half-human from the waist up and half fish from the waist down. They move gracefully in the water, but can only crawl around on land. Their relations with other races tend to be minimal, since they live exclusively in the oceans and seas. That's not to say they ''couldn't'' get along, but they are much more likely to make friends with the underwater folk. They get along with dolphins and enjoy the company of Sea Elves. However, they don't get along with the shark men. At all. They didn't get along back on Olokun, and they don't get along on Yrth.

	~~<big>'''~~Shark Men~~'''</big>~~		=====Shark Men=====

	The shark men came from Olokun as well, but they come from a different sort of background. They aren't necessarily evil, and some even get along with the humans of Sahud as trading partners. However, to most other people, their culture is impenetrable and confusing, not helped by the fact that many shark men are isolationist and underwater. Thanks to this, they tend to be labeled as monsters, not helped by their reverence of the [[Lovecraft\|old shark gods]].		The shark men came from Olokun as well, but they come from a different sort of background. They aren't necessarily evil, and some even get along with the humans of Sahud as trading partners. However, to most other people, their culture is impenetrable and confusing, not helped by the fact that many shark men are isolationist and underwater. Thanks to this, they tend to be labeled as monsters, not helped by their reverence of the [[Lovecraft\|old shark gods]].

	~~<big>'''~~Octo Folk~~'''</big>~~		=====Octo Folk=====

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1d4chan>GloriousGidofter: /* Old World Races */

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Old World Races

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	===Old World Races===		===Old World Races===
	~~<big>'''~~Dwarves~~'''</big>~~		=====Dwarves=====

	Dwarves of Yrth are the typical fantasy dwarves: squat, stocky, isolationist and expert [[Book of Grudges\|grudgebearers]]. Most of them live in the mountainous nation Zarak, where few non-dwarves visit, and even fewer non-dwarves live. They used to live in many more mountain ranges, but the new kids on the block (humans) drove them to settle entirely in Zarak.		Dwarves of Yrth are the typical fantasy dwarves: squat, stocky, isolationist and expert [[Book of Grudges\|grudgebearers]]. Most of them live in the mountainous nation Zarak, where few non-dwarves visit, and even fewer non-dwarves live. They used to live in many more mountain ranges, but the new kids on the block (humans) drove them to settle entirely in Zarak.

	Dwarven opinions on elves are... not positive. Their history with the elves has been one where the elves wronged them repeatedly even before the Banestorm. After the Banestorm and its catastrophic aftermath, the dwarves hold an eternal grudge towards the elves, claiming that the elves should have recognized the perils of such a spell sooner. As for humans, they get along with Caithness since Caithness isn't constantly trying to conquer their few remaining lands. The same cannot be said for Megalos, who keep encroaching on dwarven lands. As for orcs... well, no one on Yrth likes orcs.		Dwarven opinions on elves are... not positive. Their history with the elves has been one where the elves wronged them repeatedly even before the Banestorm. After the Banestorm and its catastrophic aftermath, the dwarves hold an eternal grudge towards the elves, claiming that the elves should have recognized the perils of such a spell sooner. As for humans, they get along with Caithness since Caithness isn't constantly trying to conquer their few remaining lands. The same cannot be said for Megalos, who keep encroaching on dwarven lands. As for orcs... well, no one on Yrth likes orcs.
	* ~~'''~~Gnomes~~'''~~		* Gnomes
	Gnomes on Yrth are relatives of dwarves that have lived on the surface long enough to be considered different from dwarves. Though they are biologically similar to dwarves, they don't show much aptitude for mining or forging. They tend to prefer farming, or herding, or general agricultural things. Some of them either live on, rather than under, the mountains of Zarak, but most live among human settlements, and adopt their cultures and religions.		Gnomes on Yrth are relatives of dwarves that have lived on the surface long enough to be considered different from dwarves. Though they are biologically similar to dwarves, they don't show much aptitude for mining or forging. They tend to prefer farming, or herding, or general agricultural things. Some of them either live on, rather than under, the mountains of Zarak, but most live among human settlements, and adopt their cultures and religions.

	~~<big>'''~~Elves~~'''</big>~~		=====Elves=====

	The elves of Yrth are generally pretty standard fantasy elves: tree huggers, dying race, very graceful, beautiful, and intelligent. The Banestorm took a huge toll on their population, and many of them choose to live in forests and stay out of the politics of the newcomers. Despite this, many elves still have high opinions of many humans, though certainly not all of them.		The elves of Yrth are generally pretty standard fantasy elves: tree huggers, dying race, very graceful, beautiful, and intelligent. The Banestorm took a huge toll on their population, and many of them choose to live in forests and stay out of the politics of the newcomers. Despite this, many elves still have high opinions of many humans, though certainly not all of them.
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	The elves don't reproduce very fast, and the banestorm has left them in a state of a constant downward spiral. Any children they get are thus celebrated and cherished.		The elves don't reproduce very fast, and the banestorm has left them in a state of a constant downward spiral. Any children they get are thus celebrated and cherished.
	* ~~'''~~Half Elves~~'''~~		* Half Elves
	They also cherish the children they have with humans. Half elves have longer life spans than humans but also have shorter lifespans than elves. They are welcome in all elf villages and all but the most intolerant human settlements.		They also cherish the children they have with humans. Half elves have longer life spans than humans but also have shorter lifespans than elves. They are welcome in all elf villages and all but the most intolerant human settlements.
	* ~~'''~~Sea Elves~~'''~~		* Sea Elves
	Sea elves live underwater, and rarely bother with the surface world. The Banestorm left them devastated as it is, and most of them have only bronze age technology at best, lagging behind many surface dwellers. They still get along with other elves besides dark elves though.		Sea elves live underwater, and rarely bother with the surface world. The Banestorm left them devastated as it is, and most of them have only bronze age technology at best, lagging behind many surface dwellers. They still get along with other elves besides dark elves though.
	* ~~'''~~Dark Elves~~'''~~		* Dark Elves
	Dark Elves aren't drow in this setting. They're not even a real subrace of elves, but rather a separate faction that lives in the forbidden Blackwoods. The dark elves were the creators of the Banestorm, or the descendants of those elves. They are still extremely bitter over the total failure that was their attempt to destroy the orcs, and they have turned their bitterness towards all other races on Yrth. [[/pol/\|The dark elves believe that all other races are disgusting, and should be eradicated.]] They reserve special hatred for Orcs, but also have just as much hatred for half-elves, since they find that [[/pol/\|interracial relations with humans are disgusting.]]		Dark Elves aren't drow in this setting. They're not even a real subrace of elves, but rather a separate faction that lives in the forbidden Blackwoods. The dark elves were the creators of the Banestorm, or the descendants of those elves. They are still extremely bitter over the total failure that was their attempt to destroy the orcs, and they have turned their bitterness towards all other races on Yrth. [[/pol/\|The dark elves believe that all other races are disgusting, and should be eradicated.]] They reserve special hatred for Orcs, but also have just as much hatred for half-elves, since they find that [[/pol/\|interracial relations with humans are disgusting.]]

	~~<big>'''~~Orcs~~'''</big>~~		=====Orcs=====

	Orcs are short, hairy humanoids with pronounced canines, lower intelligence and bad tempers. Orcs have been a thorn in everyone's sides for as long as they have existed. The elves and dwarves have ancient and bitter feuds with orcs, to the point that almost no elves tolerate orcs, and dwarves feel much the same. They were so bad at one point that the elves tried wiping them out entirely, and instead brought the orcs' greatest rivals, the humans, to Yrth. Since that point, the orcs have been beaten back to the Orclands, where they remain in tribal societies and go through cycles of violence and rebirth, occasionally making raids outside of the Orclands.		Orcs are short, hairy humanoids with pronounced canines, lower intelligence and bad tempers. Orcs have been a thorn in everyone's sides for as long as they have existed. The elves and dwarves have ancient and bitter feuds with orcs, to the point that almost no elves tolerate orcs, and dwarves feel much the same. They were so bad at one point that the elves tried wiping them out entirely, and instead brought the orcs' greatest rivals, the humans, to Yrth. Since that point, the orcs have been beaten back to the Orclands, where they remain in tribal societies and go through cycles of violence and rebirth, occasionally making raids outside of the Orclands.
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	However, there are still some civilized orcs living in human society. They tend to be mistrusted until they prove themselves, but then they just get by. They dislike tribal orcs as much as anyone else.		However, there are still some civilized orcs living in human society. They tend to be mistrusted until they prove themselves, but then they just get by. They dislike tribal orcs as much as anyone else.

	* ~~'''~~Half-Orcs~~'''~~		* Half-Orcs
	Half-orcs in Yrth follow the [[rape\|general depiction of how half-orcs are usually conceived.]] They're at least more tolerated than their parents, but still usually looked down upon in human society. Orcs will accept them if they can prove their strength.		Half-orcs in Yrth follow the [[rape\|general depiction of how half-orcs are usually conceived.]] They're at least more tolerated than their parents, but still usually looked down upon in human society. Orcs will accept them if they can prove their strength.

	* ~~'''~~Ogres~~'''~~		* Ogres
	Ogres are exceptionally stupid and large. They are the larger cousins to the orcs, and often used as laborers and slaves for work that the orcs don't want to do. Some cities have an ogre, but they are generally closely watched slaves/servants.		Ogres are exceptionally stupid and large. They are the larger cousins to the orcs, and often used as laborers and slaves for work that the orcs don't want to do. Some cities have an ogre, but they are generally closely watched slaves/servants.

	~~<big>'''~~Dragons~~'''</big>~~		=====Dragons=====

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