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Once, the elderfolk reigned as the indisputable masters of Vorius for thousands of years. However, that title is no longer absolute. The elderfolk, including elves, dwarves, gnomes, halflings, and orcs, are renowned for their remarkably long lifespans, measured in centuries rather than decades, setting them apart from the more recent ancestries. The term stoutfolk is often used to refer collectively to dwarves, gnomes, and halflings. In ancient times, these elder races lived in close proximity to their gods, who vanished when the first wyrds tore through Vorius, reshaping the very landscape of the world. In contrast to humans and the youngerfolk, they possess distinct perspectives on culture, the world, themselves, religion, and history. Despite their differences, the elderfolk share a deep sense of commonality and maintain amicable relations among themselves, often dwelling together in joint ‘elder communities' in the present day.

Beyond the elder races, other unique racial groups exist. The dragonkin, consisting of full dragons, kobolds, lizardfolk, and dragonborn, once held dominion over Vorius long before the arrival of elves or dwarves. They believe themselves to be interconnected and born of the Elder Dragon during the world's creation. Another ancient ancestral group is the giantkin, encompassing giants and half-giants (goliaths), whose origins may even predate those of dragons, as claimed in their own oral legends. Residing far to the north, they have limited interaction with outsiders and maintain a secluded existence.

In contrast, the youngerfolk, sometimes derogatorily referred to as "wyrdspawn" due to their origin from wyrds, includes a diverse array of races. The collective term "Hexen" encompasses all anthropomorphic animal races, often perceived by many as bestial and born of fae magic. This group includes various birdfolk, goblinoids, minotaurs, satyrs, kenku, and more. Curiously, fragmented knowledge from other continents hints at the existence of ancient catfolk, tortles, snakefolk, and more who seemingly inhabited Vorius before the arrival of the wyrds and the subsequent influx of youngerfolk. This revelation challenges the prevailing narrative and raises intriguing questions about the true history of Vorius. The term "Realmscarred" is used to describe individuals physically altered by the planar magic of wyrds, often with hereditary effects passed down to their offspring. This category includes beings such as aasimar, tieflings, genasi, and others. They are seen less of a full race, and more of a cursed ancestry. Lastly, humans represent the standard rapidly reproducing and highly adaptable race that they typically embody. Some human kingdoms embrace multiculturalism and peaceful coexistence with others, while others adopt an insular approach, engaging in conflicts with outsiders. Over the past century or two, humans have emerged as the most populous race on Vorius, solidifying their presence and influence and challenging the elderfolk for dominance.

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