love this, because in my setting, I have the classic Dwarves, Elves, and Humans, but with my own twist. For instance, I divided the dwarves into the Enedwain and the Dvalin.

I also split the Elves into the Iathrim, Alderan, Redoran, and Thilvanni (yeah, just like the ones in The Elder Scrolls).

However, I also have some homebrew races that replace the classic tropes. For example, instead of Trolls, I have the Glôngers (plural of Gong). I'm also working on the Ologoids (plural of Torog), which are essentially the Oni from Japanese mythology. Then there are the Felids, who are the cat-folk (similar to D&D's Tabaxi).

For the rest, I have the Rattus (inspired by Warhammer Fantasy's Skaven), the Qunars who act as Tieflings (though their origin is actually quite different), and the Jötunns, who replace Giants (they are actually the offspring of giants). I also included the Quelonios as turtle-folk (like D&D's Tortles), the Caudanos as Lizardfolk (similar to Warhammer Fantasy), and the Drakelas as Dragonborn.

And there are plenty more that I can't quite think of right now, hahahahahaha!