Races

Great Races
The four most prominent races that exist in the world of Moonborn, they constitute the broad majority of people and creatures that dwell in the frozen wastes of Iskandarr.

The Aelan - ''The Children of the Moonborn, the Aelan are the natives of Iskandarr and the first and most numerous of the great races. They follow the path of the Even-Handed, learning both of war and of peace.''

The Inu - ''The Savage Beasts, the Inu are the second most numerous race of Iskandarr. Dwelling in the High Mountains and Windwastes, they toughen their hides by battle. As Sun-worshippers, many are mistrusted in the lands of the Aelan.''

The Tama - ''The Builders Beneath, the Tama are denizens that came from the center of the world. They bear with them many strange creations and ways, and are intelligent and curious.''

The Men'u - ''The People of a Distant Land, the Men'u live in castles and great cities along the southernmost shores. They are fine shipwrights and adventurous, but lack the resilience of the Iskandarr natives.''

Lesser Races
Amongst the Great Races live lesser peoples - those without true cultures and civilizations of their own, or who have not yet staked a claim on the lands of Iskandarr. Here are just some of those that dwell within the lands of Iskandarr.

The Skrymr - ''The Ancient Giants, born in the mountains at the edge of the Ice Sea, they are the children of the ancient Rimtusar. Great mages, their magic has waned more strongly as they become detached from their forefathers. ''

The Kobolds - ''The Mischievous Spirits, small and malicious, dwelling in small villages near swamps and highlands and often seeking to waylay more noble races. They can often be bought to serve as scouts or shamans.''

The Trollkin - ''The Lone Brutes, offspring of various monsters and fairer races, doomed to never be accepted by either of their parent races. ''

The Afturgangar - ''The Reborn, dead creatures that have been imbued with a living spirit by a Valkyrie. They are the most unworthy, given a second chance at life to be able to find their way to Valhalla.''