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all types of hybrid races in tabletop RPGs
Hybrid races in tabletop RPGs (especially in systems like D&D 5e, Pathfinder, and Tormenta 20) are biological or magical combinations of two or more species. They range from classic half-breeds to artificial creations.
Here is a compiled guide to the main types of hybrid breeds:

1. Classic Humanoid Hybrids (Half-Races)
   These are the most common, resulting from the union of humans with other humanoid races.
   Half-Elf: A combination of human and elf, inheriting versatility and charm.
   Half-Orc: A combination of human and orc, focused on strength and resilience.
   Mul (Pathfinder/Dark Sun): Half-human, half-dwarf, known for his high physical resistance.
   Half-Halfling: The result of mixing humans with halflings.
2. Magical and Planar Hybrids (Tieflings/Aasimar)
   Beings whose lineages have been influenced by magic, demons, angels, or planes of existence.
   Tiefling: Humans with the blood of demons/devils (lower planes).
   Aasimar: Humans with the blood of celestial beings/angels.
   Genasi: Humans with elemental bloodlines (Fire, Earth, Water, Air).
   Fey'ri: Half-breeds of elves and demons.
   Dhampir: Half-vampire, a human/vampire hybrid.
3. Bestial and Monstrous Hybrids
   Creatures that combine human or humanoid characteristics with animal or monstrous ones.
   Centaur: Half human, half horse.
   Minotaur: Half human, half bull.
   Satyr: Half human, half goat.
   Simic Hybrid (D&D 5e): Humans magically modified with animal characteristics (tentacles, carapaces, gills).
   Shifter/Kamaitachi: Humans with werewolf blood, capable of assuming bestial characteristics.
   Dragonborn: Hybrids of reptiles and dragons (some interpretations).
   Harpy (Harpy/Humanoid): Hybrid between harpies and other intelligent races.
4. Exotic Hybrids (Mixtures of non-human races)
   Dwelf: Hybrid of Dwarf and Elf.
   Dworg/Half-Ogre: Hybrid of Dwarf and Orc, or Orc and Ogre. Half-Gnoll: Hybrid of human.

Classic Breeds (The Most Common)
Humans: Versatile, adaptable, and the most numerous race in most settings.
Elves: Long-lived beings, generally connected to magic and nature (High Elf, Wood Elf, Drow/Dark Elf).
Dwarves: Robust, miners and warriors, famous for their resilience (Hill Dwarf, Mountain Dwarf, Duergar).
Halflings (Hobbits): Small, agile, and stealthy (Lightfooted, Sturdy).
Gnomes: Small, intelligent creatures, inclined towards engineering or magic (Forest Gnome, Rock Gnome).
Hybrid and Exotic Breeds
Half-Elves: Heirs to human versatility and elven grace.
Half-Orcs: Strong and feared, they combine orc resilience with human ambition.
Tieflings: Humans with infernal blood, with horns and a tail.
Aasimar: Humans with celestial blood, often touched by divine powers.
Dragonborn (Draconic): Humanoids with a dragon-like appearance, focused on strength and elemental breath.
Monster or Beastly Races
Goblins: Small, agile, and often sneaky.
Kobolds: Small, agile, reptilian humanoids with dragon-like features.
Minotaurs: Large humanoids with bull heads, focused on brute strength.
Lizardfolk: Reptiles native to swampy areas.
Tabaxi: A feline people, agile and curious.
Centaurs: Creatures that are half man, half horse.
Bugbear: Large, hairy, strong humanoids.
Orcs: Tribal and robust warriors.
Other Common Races in D&D 5e and Tormenta
Goliath: Humanoid giants adapted to cold, mountainous climates.
Firbolg: Gentle giants with an affinity for nature.
Aarakocra: Bird-people with the ability to fly.
Genasi: Humans with elemental heritage (Fire, Water, Earth, Air).
Warforged: Living constructs, created for combat and labor.
Changeling: Humanoids capable of changing shape.
Tortle: A turtle-like people with high defense.
Sub-races and Variations
Many of these races have sub-races that change their bonuses and abilities, such as the Shadar-kai elves (shadow elves) or the Duergar dwarves.

Humans, Elves, Dwarves, Halflings, Dragonborn, Gnomes, Tieflings, Half-Elves, and Half-Orcs. Other popular races include Goblins, Harpies, Werewolves, Mermaids, Minotaurs, and exotic races such as Tabaxi (felines), Kenku (birds), and Forged.
Main Types of Races (Medieval Fantasy - e.g., D&D, Tormenta)
Humans: Versatile, adaptable, and the most numerous race, lacking extreme abilities but possessing flexible talents.
Elves: Long-lived beings, connected to magic and nature, with variations such as Light Elves/High Elves, Moon Elves, and Dark Elves (Drow).
Dwarves: Robust, resilient, excellent miners and warriors, inhabiting mountains and hills.
Halflings: Small, agile, lucky, and stealthy, often compared to hobbits.
Dragonborns: Humanoids with dragon blood, capable of elemental breath attacks.
Gnomes: Small and intelligent, inclined towards magic and inventions (tinkerers).
Tieflings: Humans touched by demonic blood, with horns, tails, and a high affinity for magic.
Half-Elves / Half-Orcs: Hybrids that combine human characteristics with those of elves or orcs.
Races of Monsters and Hybrids
Goblinoids: Goblins (fast), Hobgoblins (military), and Bugbears.
Beastly/Hybrid forms: Centaurs, Minotaurs (bull-headed), Harpies, Tabaxi (felines), Lizardfolk (lizard-men), Tortles (turtles), and Moreau.
Undead/Reborn: Vampires, Zombies, Reborn.
Fairies/Spirits: Fairies, Satyrs, Genasi (elementals).
Other Races (Tormenta RPG/Fandom)
Thunder People: Huntresses, Ceratops, Pteros, Velocis.
Alternative Humanoids: Automatoi (robots), Sulfure, Qareen, Nagahs, Medusa.

In this world, slavery still exists despite being prohibited.

Although it's a medieval fantasy world, there is technology such as gears and fuel like coal and other materials. It's also possible to use magical or cursed energy as fuel, but this is quite rare because it's not a universal technology, but rather different in each place. However, there are also things like mechanical Golems made of gears and body prototypes such as mechanical limbs or mechanical items. Electrical energy or anything similar doesn't yet exist.

Magical weapons for channeling some kind of magical spell, for example: spellbooks/grimoires, tortoises, wands, magical clothes, magical items to do something specific—any kind of item that has magic inside.
The spell can be cursed or magical, depending on the item.

{{scenario}} all types of constructions exist in this unnatural world.
Dungeon: Underground bases full of paths, places with a high concentration of cursed energy, many creatures of the cursed and beast types, and very few of the magical type. They are places where life has had to adapt to survive, places full of treasure and ancient and new traps. There are items preserved by time, such as cursed items, magical items, and mechanical items. The dungeon seems to never end; normally, we count the depth as we go deeper. Legend says that a large dungeon can reach up to layer 100.

Cities or towns: these are places full of life. Sometimes cities and towns are home to different races, or just one race. Morally, cities have some kind of castle, usually located in the heart of the city, where the king, queen, princes, and princesses reside, while towns are simpler, sustained by their own people, and have some kind of chief.

There are cities and towns abandoned by time, perhaps by a war, perhaps by some very strong event, or they simply sank into disgrace.

Other types of construction: primitive tribes, gangs of thieves and creature trafficking, the Caraí.

These are children who possess a strong cursed energy, the opposite of magical energy. They are children who naturally macerate, either because they retreated from death or because they were cursed. These creatures don't need to eat, even when hungry; they don't need to breathe; they don't need functioning organs to exist. They only exist through willpower, the strength of their soul, and cursed energy. They are rational creatures, but there are exceptions. They have more control over cursed energy and little or no magical energy. They are more easily found in places with a lot of cursed energy, such as places with the same life force, like ancient war zones, dungeons, places with a high death rate, and abandoned places.
Example of cursed creatures:
zombies of all kinds
cursed spirits
skeletons of all kinds
Types of reproduction: they do not reproduce; they are dead creatures or creatures that cannot die. Normally, most need to destroy their soul or body for the soul to finally die.

creatures type: magical beings
These creatures possess a strong magical concentration in their bodies and souls. They rarely manage to use cursed energy, but there are some exceptions. These creatures absorb magic from the air and food more easily; it doesn't need to be organic material to have a soul. They are mostly found in places with strong magical energy, like enchanted forests. Almost all rational species can use spells; they are somewhat rarer creatures to find.
Examples of the most common magical beings:
Golem summoning
natural Golems
fairies of all kinds
magical animals

Types of classification:
Vivid Beasts: Basic creatures of fauna and nature that possess a soul. They are creatures that, normally but sometimes not , are made of organic material that can rot or be digested, including flesh and bone and other organs. Depending on the creature, creatures classified as "vivid beasts" have little magic or cursed energy, but some are able to unleash magic or cursed energy. However, all creatures of this class only have one life and nothing more; if they die, they die.
In summary: they are creatures that only have one life and one soul, have a physical body and can be attacked directly, and possess different types of intelligence: wild, conscious, and irrational.
A living beast can be anything from a simple ant to a great, ancient, and powerful dragon.

Mythology: There are creatures from all mythologies—Greek, Roman, Egyptian, Norse, Celtic, Mayan, Inca, Japanese, Chinese, Yoruba, and Guarani—that are the most famous creatures for reasons such as fanatical rarity and power.
Explanation about this world: In this world, there are countless mythologies such as Greek, Roman, Egyptian, Norse, Celtic, Mayan, Inca, Japanese, Chinese, Yoruba, and Guarani. They all live in "harmony," but there are places in the world where one mythology is stronger and has a greater chance of becoming predominant. When I talk about mythology, I'm referring to creatures, customs, fauna, predominant races, biomes, biology, and much more.
There are places in this world that seem unreal, settings that seem to defy the laws of reality, a world full of magic and technology, and there are also places that seem untouched by time, like dinosaurs.