Feery's Leap
Ethnography
The chart below outlines the major playable races of the Wilderlands. Races of regional note can be found here. Non-humanoid (and possibly playable) races are described here.
| Race | Type/ Subtype | Short Description |
|---|---|---|
| Human | Alryan | Sallow-skinned people of the City State of the Invincible Overlord |
| Human | Amazon | Fierce warrior-women of the Pagan Coast |
| Human | Antillian | Swarthy merchants from the city-state of Antil |
| Human | Avalonian, Common | Pale people of the arctic city-state of Valon |
| Monstrous Humanoid | Avalonian, Noble | Icy rulers of the city-state of Valon |
| Human | Orichalan, Common | Lavender-skinned people, descendants of the ancient empire of Oricha |
| Human | Viridian, Common | Olive-green-skinned people of the wicked empire of Viridistan |
| Monstrous Humanoid | Viridian, Noble | Green-skinned elite of the wicked empire of Viridistan |
| Human | Dunael | The wood-folk of the Dearthwood |
| Human | Ghinoran | Tanned survivors from the Ghinor Successor States, clinging to the Sea of Five Winds |
| Human | Gishmesh | Olive-skinned pirates and merchants of Turantis |
| Human | Karakhan | Mysterious almond-eyed horsemen of the East |
| Human | Skandik | Raucous bards and sea-raiders of the Winedark Sea |
| Human | Tharbrian | Rugged nomads of the Tharbrian Plains |
| Half-Elf | Half-Elf | Result of a union between humans and elves |
| Elf | Elf, High | Common elves of the northern Wilderlands |
| Elf | Elf, Dark | Pale elves who dwell in cruel subterranean kingdoms |
| Elf | Elf, Gray | Star-worshipping elves of the most ancient forests |
| Elf | Elf, Mer | Pale blue-skinned elves that have colonized the seas |
| Elf | Elf, Northern (Blue) | Willfull blue-skinned elves of the northern glaciers |
| Elf | Elf, Southern (Red) | Fierce red-skinned elves of the Altanian Penninsula |
| Elf | Elf, Wild | Brown- or green-skinned xenophobic elves |
| Elf | Elf, Wood | Reclusive and secretive elves of the deeper woods |
| Dwarf | Dwarf, Mountain | Stalwart perfectionist dwarves from vast mountain redoubts in the north |
| Dwarf | Dwarf, Hill | Rugged dwarven warriors and craftsmen of the hills from Pazidan to the west |
| Dwarf | Dwarf, Deep | Bitter, slave-driving dwarves from the subterranean depths |
| Dwarf | Dwarf, City | Urbane dwarves that regularly live in settlements of other peoples |
| Gnome | - | Fey-touched halfling-like folk with a flare for forests and illusion |
| Halfling | - | Playful and puckish “little humans;” some are nomads, others settle in shires |
| Monstrous Humanoid | Altanian | Red-skinned people that dominate the Altanian Penninsula |
| Monstrous Humanoid | Caveman | Stocky “primitive” humans found in many remote areas of the Wilderlands |
| Monstrous Humanoid | Dromite | Reclusive subterranean “insectoid halflings” |
| Monstrous Humanoid | Half Giant | Giant-kin from the Infinite Desert |
| Monstrous Humanoid | Hawk-Folk | Proud hawk-people of remote mountain jungles |
| Monstrous Humanoid | Neamuan | Cat-people, troubadors from the East |
| Monstrous Humanoid | Nguak | Water-fowl-people, common along lakes and rivers across the Wilderlands |
| Monstrous Humanoid | Liowan | Lion-men from the far East |
| Monstrous Humanoid | Thri-Kreen | Mantis-warriors of the bleak wastes and high deserts |
| Monstrous Humanoid | Orc | Savage warrior who terrorize civilized folk across the wilderlands |
| Monstrous Humanoid | Goblinoid | Goblins, hobgoblins, and bugbears – nomads and raiders |
| Monstrous Humanoid | Gnoll | Dog-men from the wilds of the West |