Human - Humans are the most diverse of all of the races, finding unlimited paths of opportunity within anything that they attempt. Originally evolutionary offshoots the Barbarians, Humans are generally more refined in everything that they do than their ancestors. Diversity is the key factor with the human race, being known for both kindness and thoughtless acts of cruelty, the humans have made their mark among many of the older races.

Half-Elf - Either descended from a human and an elf parent or other half-elves, these people don't have the versatility of humans, but possess elven senses and magic immunities. To Humans, they appear Elvish, and to Elves they appear like Humans, and are therefore not fully accepted in each society.

Dwarf - If you had to describe a Dwarf in one word, you'd say 'tough,' because that is exactly what Dwarves are. Tough. They live in Clan-based societies and live up to three hundred to even five hundred years. That is, if they don't get killed before then. For the most part, Dwarves live underground in giant cavernous cities, but can be found in most major cities of the world. They are characterized by their large beards, stout frame and small four foot to four and a half foot tall bodies. Don't let the size mislead you, though: Dwarves are the toughest of the standard races. Their compact bodies are hard to hit, and if you do hit them, they barely notice it. As well, Dwarves the greatest craftsmen. Although Elves can craft beauty with a hammer, Dwarves craft excellence. A Dwarven sword, although heavier than an Elf's, will last longer without magical enchantments and does not require as much sharpening. A Dwarven suit of armor is unmatched in its perfect balance between protection and mobility. Although Dwarves are extremely strong, they are not as nimble or dexterous, and therefore do not make many delicate creations like Elves or Gnomes. Dwarves are impatient and headstrong, and are, in general, not very likable since they can't take a social hint. Dwarves are very resistant to poison and disease. A Dwarf caught sick is a rare sight, and it is even rarer to see a Dwarf admit it.

Halfling - Halflings are little, but with a big heart. They are the size of a child, and as weak as an adolescent, but they are cheery fellows and love good jokes and good wine. They could easily be mistaken as a Human child except that they are very hairy. Halflings have a ruddy complexion, and enjoy the outdoors very much. Surprisingly, they are not timid creatures, but are actually fearless, and are not capable of panic or terror, although they have been known to shake in their boots when cornered by three ogres. They even more nimble than Elves, but are still yet weaker. Halflings aren't known for their craftsmanship, but they have made a few clever inventions when it comes to lessening the load on their shoulders. Their love of a good prank makes them among the best trappers and experts at the ambush. Usually, a Halfling will be offended if someone other than a fellow Halfling, Gnome or Dwarf make fun of their size, but will often jokes among themselves about being the little folk. Halflings are a little less common than Humans, but can still be found anywhere in the world. They are family oriented, much like the Dwarves. They live about as long as Humans.

Gnome - What would you get if you bred a Halfling and a Dwarf between each other? Well, that wasn't how the Gnome was created, but you'd get something close to it. Gnomes are bigger than Halflings but smaller than Dwarves, possess small beards and are considered the "younger cousin" of Dwarves. Gnomes prefer brains over brawn, and their society shows it. Gnomes are by and large the most advanced technological race, and Dwarves owe most of their mining equipment to the ingenuity of a Gnome. They are capable of seeing through most illusions. Most Gnomes like to tinker, either seriously or as a little hobby, and Gnomes know their way past mechanical locks and traps like none other. Plus, Gnomes, although timid, always try and keep a good attitude about everything. Gnomes are also surprisingly sturdy, and can take a good hit despite their skinny stature.

Ogres - Ogres are big, strong, sturdy, stupid, ugly, and did i mention ugly? Since they are ostracized by society, they rarely receive a good education of any standard except in warfare. Ogres, being hunted by most fanatical monster-hunters, are born into danger and bigotry, and must fight to survive even at a young age. Their parents usually hate them since most Ogres are the product of rape. The term gentle giant rarely applies to Ogres because of their short temper and their great anger. They are humongous and make the best front-liners of any standard race. Since they are hated or disliked by most, they aren't the most persuasive. Instead, they master the art of intimidation to get their way, and take advantage of their fiercesome reputation. Ogres are the opposite of Gnomes in that they are brawn over brains. Due to their mixed blood and giant size, Ogres rarely live past sixty, but the adventure and danger in their life time makes them live their lives fully.