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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tonguez" data-source="post: 9004047" data-attributes="member: 1125">Mist ElfElves are creatures of mist and phantasm, existing on the edges of reality (the Border Ethereal). Where the borders are thin Elves can sometimes be seen as shapes in the mist or seen in visions and dreams, where the come to seduce, beguile or inspire mortals in return for a kiss. But elves are not to be trusted, for in truth Elves are not satisfied with holding only the shadows of things, they are hungry to drain the very substance of the living. Those who are taken by the elves will find themselves being drained not only of life but of their very forms until they become mere shadows in the mist and the Elf takes for itself a physical body with which to infiltrate the real world. Still Elfs will eventually fade back into the mists from which it came unless it feeds again upon the living substance of a mortal.<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">When an elf is killed it returns to the mists as a Banshee driven mad by its loss of form</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Some believe that the Tween is the remnant of those whose forms have been stolen by Elves and left to wonder the Ethereal realms</li> </ul>Half-Fae (use Half-Elf stats)Sometimes a child born of the mortal races is touched by the Fae, some with sublime beauty and grace and some with a bilious pall.  Those who survive to adulthood usually find themselves bound to some fate or scheme of the fae. Many mortals consider such children to be changeling offspring of the Elfs however, and are willing to blame them for any ill that affects their mortal lives.O’Punga (use Half-Orcs) OPunga are born to humans but are considered to be blessed by the Beast gods. These children are larger, stronger and more fierce than others, but may also carry bestial traits like tusks, claws, scales or fur. There is also often fear that O’Punga will be more prone to madness and savageryBeastmen (includes Orcs)Amongst the horrors of the northern waste come the Beastmen, including the horn-headed Taurs, the Hyena-headed Sephiri (Gnolls) and the boar-headed Tuskers (Orcs). Primitive and savage spawn of the Beast gods, they range the great mountains and its forests, sending occasional raids into civilised lands.Goblinssmall, nimble, cowardly scavengers, goblins were originally an amphibious swamp dwelling race that soon found easy pickings raiding the midden heaps, dumps and sewers of other races. They can often be found close to settlements, hiding in the swamps, thick forest or caves and even living in the sewers of larger cities.Goblins seem to be very resistant to both infection and poison, and as a result can eat almost anything no matter how vile or decayed it seems. Because of this trait however goblins are reputed to be plaguebearers, with diseases rife in their thick toxic saliva.Being small, goblins depend on mob behaviour for survival. They are also a clever and adaptable species, taking the cast offs and rubbish of others and repurposing it for their needs. Goblins lay clusters of eggs in boggy areas and the tadpole like toadlings hatch out and begin devouring what they can. They mature quickly eventually sprouting limbs to emerge as fullgrown goblins.</blockquote>

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