Races of Thelos

Thelos is home to a wide variety of races, some familiar to players, and others quite unique. Two races do not exist on Thelos, which players may have become familiar with through other campaigns. Gnomes, Halflings, do not exist at all, and elves and dwarves are very different from their typical fantasy counterparts.

Den'Shegri 

The Denshegri are a war-like reptilian race of primitive means, but superlative strength. They have recently begun to look outside their dens and swamps to intermingle with other cultures as their own begins to progress toward some kind of civilization.

Dwarves

Miners, craftsmen, inventors and tinkers are the dwarves of Thelos. They tend to be isolationists and many stick to their cavernous homes spread across the planet. Those that do travel are wary of strangers but staunchly loyal to those they've come to trust.

Elf Dragons

The Taran Eles, or elf dragons, are a legend in most parts. Few believe they even exist, but they are quite real.

Elves

A far-ranging people, the elves of Thelos are found in nearly every climate and terrain on the planet. Whether they be the blue-skinned arctic elves of the north or the tattooed wilder elves of the deep woods, they are a cautious and mysterious race. Some believe they are primitive, locked in the ways of generations past, but reality is far more complicated.

Half-Bloods

While not every race is compatible enough to breed with others, some combinations of two different races can create a hybrid. The hybrids are usually outcasts in one or both of their parental societies.

Humans

Humans are by far the most common, and populous of the peoples of Thelos. They can live, and thrive nearly everywhere on the planet, and adapt well to nearly anything.

Immortals

Chosen of the Gods, Immortals are not so much a race as they are representatives of their patrons. They are rare, and not every divine entity has an immortal follower, but they are out there.

Tarquil

Elven myth states that the elves and tarquil are descended from similar forest spirits, and while the elves turned to the land, spirituality, and balance their cousins turned to conquest and war. Tarquil are humanoid, and resemble elves in height and build but have distinct feline features; slit eyes, tufted elven-like ears, and retractable claws.