Does FR have human racial breakdowns like Greyhawk?

[Aaron L]

RoF parallels pretty well with the way human ethnicites were handled in the old Greyhawk books, with the ethnic breakdowns of different countries, but is much more detailed than anything the Flan or Sueloise or Oeridians ever got.

I loved Races of Faerun. I would have loved a Races of the Flanaess too.

 

[Nightfall]

*thinks he'll prefer to see Races of Anasolon himself*

 

[Cam Banks]

*thinks he'll prefer to see Races of Anasolon himself*

We have a whole chapter on the humans of Ansalon. It goes a little further than just nomadic vs. civilized, enough to give folks some variety and help them decide where their human character comes from. Also, the people of Ithin'carthia are considered human (the Tarmak brutes, as well as the Keena and Damjatt) but they have different racial modifiers.

Cheers,
Cam

 

[Nightfall]

Sweet! This make me wanting to get RoA even more than before!

 

[Hunter In Darkness]

the list i wrote came from ROF and year its a great book wish races of eberron had been half as good

 

[Nightfall]

*actually thought it was the other way around in someways* But RoF did have some decent entries.