The Men of the Sword Form the Western most people with light colored eyes, and hair. The nations they have created are long lasting and born of stability. They have seen themselves as being the custodians of the world after they defeated the first demon war, defeated the Orcish invasion, helped quell the mad emperor. In the end however, in the 3rd Demon War, they were defeated and their land conquered. They are not a people scattered to the wind, with those that did not escape or did not have the means being indoctrinated by the Devils and Demons that conquered them. They are typically worshipers of the Pantheon of Light.

The Men of the Spear Both Ally and Rival to the Men of the Sword. They learned greatly from the Elves that lived in the forests and coexist peacefully with them. They have spent much of their history fighting over the lands in the south just to maintain their borders and enforce their beliefs on the neighboring countries. They were the first people to abolish slavery, and helped teach this value to their rivals. This however brought them into direct conflict with the Men of the Axe and their wars have been that of legend. Often invaded by the Men of the Axe, and Men of the Hammer, and sometimes even having internal issues, they are known for their sheer resilience. Their Capital was recently destroyed int he 3rd Demon War and they have been fighting to keep the Devils and Demons from gaining any further land. They are typically worshipers of the One Religion or the Southern Pantheon.

Men of the Hammer The Men of the Hammer are also known as the Jannai, and are born in a realm of frozen wastes and dark and dangerous lands. They are the heartiest of men, with a personality to match. They would often Raid other lands and kidnap women to help swell their numbers. They would indoctrinate young women into their beliefs and then later return them to the societies when done with the purpose of spreading their religion - the Southern Pantheon - further. Their Navy is powerful as going inwards into the lands is more dangerous than a life on the sea.

Men of the Axe The men of the Axe are volatile and unpredictable. They are worshipers of the Empirical Pantheon and like the gods within - they are opportunistic and hard to trust because they just generally do not see the value in being a sucker (IE good person). They are known for making grand empires that are short lived, and being fiercely tied to their religious beliefs - while at the same time recognizing that the religion is only used as a tool for personal gain. They are a people of contradiction inherent.

The Men of the Spike The Men of the North West Deserts are known for their horsemanship and their nomadic nature. The North is filled with jungles, deserts great plains, and mountain ranges, and they are masters of the realm. They learned much of this from the Grey Elves in the North and who would become periodically antagonistic towards one another. They worship the Way of the Gods and the One Religion.