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<blockquote data-quote="mythusmage" data-source="post: 1868502" data-attributes="member: 571">Glad you liked it.Since we're going into relationships et. al. Here are the basics of mine.The demi-humans are those species that belong to the genus Homo. They include:Homo sapiens: Descended from Homo erectus. Gracile, coming in a variety of shapes. (Humans)Homo neanderthaliensis: Descendent of Homo hedeilbergiensis. Robust, short in height and broad in build. (Almas)Homo montane: Descended from H. neanderthaliensis. Hyper-robust. Tall and very broad. (Ogres)Homo pugnalios: Descended from H. hedeilbergiensis. Gracile, of middlin height but stouter build than a human. (Orcs)Homo troglodytes: Descended from H. Sapiens. Probably the youngest of the humans. Very short, very stocky. (Dwarfs)Homo sylvenos: Another descendent of H. erectus. Gracile, almost hyer-gracile. Tend to be short and slender. (Elves)Homo dimenutos (our Homo floresiensis): Another descendent of H. erectus. Very short, slightly stout. (Gnomes)Halflings, goblins, kobolds, gnolls, flinds, hobgoblins, bugbears and the like belong to different genera than demi-humans do, and thus are known as humanoids. The human species are all rather human in appearance, with noticable differences when you know what to look for. The typical Dragon Earth inhabitant can tell them apart, but a visitor from a different setting may have trouble. Confusing elves and orcs with humans is a sure way of uniting the two peoples against you.So, yes, I did vote &quot;other&quot; in the poll. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="mythusmage, post: 1868502, member: 571"] Glad you liked it. Since we're going into relationships et. al. Here are the basics of mine. The demi-humans are those species that belong to the genus Homo. They include: Homo sapiens: Descended from Homo erectus. Gracile, coming in a variety of shapes. (Humans) Homo neanderthaliensis: Descendent of Homo hedeilbergiensis. Robust, short in height and broad in build. (Almas) Homo montane: Descended from H. neanderthaliensis. Hyper-robust. Tall and very broad. (Ogres) Homo pugnalios: Descended from H. hedeilbergiensis. Gracile, of middlin height but stouter build than a human. (Orcs) Homo troglodytes: Descended from H. Sapiens. Probably the youngest of the humans. Very short, very stocky. (Dwarfs) Homo sylvenos: Another descendent of H. erectus. Gracile, almost hyer-gracile. Tend to be short and slender. (Elves) Homo dimenutos (our Homo floresiensis): Another descendent of H. erectus. Very short, slightly stout. (Gnomes) Halflings, goblins, kobolds, gnolls, flinds, hobgoblins, bugbears and the like belong to different genera than demi-humans do, and thus are known as humanoids. The human species are all rather human in appearance, with noticable differences when you know what to look for. The typical [b]Dragon Earth[/b] inhabitant can tell them apart, but a visitor from a different setting may have trouble. Confusing elves and orcs with humans is a sure way of uniting the two peoples against you. So, yes, I did vote "other" in the poll. ;) [/QUOTE]

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