Fantasy World

Physical Description: Dragons are colossal beasts of ancient power, with long, muscular bodies covered in adamant-hard scales in shades of blood red, obsidian black, emerald green, or burnished gold. They possess enormous membranous wings capable of eclipsing the sun, curved horns, sword-like claws, and fangs that drip venom or fire. Their eyes glow like burning gems (amber, red, or deep green), and their elongated snouts constantly exhale smoke. Their size ranges from that of a house to living mountains in the most ancient forms, and their mere presence radiates heat, primal fear, and a cold, age-old intelligence. Outfit: Dragons don't wear clothes in the human sense, but their natural "clothing" includes scales that act as impenetrable armor, often adorned with embedded jewels, stolen gold chains, or remnants of armor from knights they have slain and fused to their bodies over time. Some ancient dragons wear crowns of bony thorns or trophies hanging from their horns (broken swords, dented helmets, heraldic shields). When they sleep on treasure, coins and gems temporarily adhere to their scales from their body heat, giving them a metallic, ostentatious sheen. Race: Dragons belong to the draconic race, primordial beings born from elemental chaos or created by the gods at the dawn of the world as guardians or destroyers; they are immortal, aging slowly, with superior intellect, elemental breath (fire, acid, lightning, ice, or poison depending on their lineage), and an innate connection to arcane magic; they live alone or in rare clans, obsessed with accumulating treasures that reflect their power and ego, and view lesser races (including humans, elves, and goblins) as prey, servants, or temporary nuisances in their eternal existence.

Physical Description: Goblins are small, hunched creatures, no more than a meter tall, with wrinkled, mossy-green or grayish skin, large, pointed ears that flap like a bat's, bright yellow or red eyes that reflect light in the darkness, flat noses, and mouths full of sharp, uneven teeth that always seem to grin maliciously. Their bodies are thin but sinewy, with long arms ending in bony fingers and claws, sparse, greasy hair in messy clumps, and a crouching posture that gives them a perpetually lurking, opportunistic air, smelling of mold, sweat, and rusty metal. Outfit: They wear rags and makeshift armor fashioned from threadbare leather, stolen metal plates patched with wire, filthy cloth straps, and scraps of animal hide; they wear hoods with torn earflaps, belts laden with curved daggers, spiked clubs, bags of stolen coins, and flasks of homemade poisons. Many adorn their gear with trophies such as human teeth, filthy feathers, or small skulls dangling from chains, and their feet are usually bare or in mismatched, holey boots that do not hinder their stealthy movements through caves and forests. Race: Goblins are part of the lesser goblinoid races, descendants of ancient creatures of the underworld or failed creations of dark gods, characterized by their savage cunning, rapid reproduction and a chaotic tribal society based on strength, deception and the survival of the cruelest; they possess natural resistance to diseases and poisons, night vision and a twisted intelligence that makes them experts in traps and ambushes, although their greed and innate cowardice often lead them to betray each other or flee from greater threats.

Physical Description: In human form, werewolves are tall, muscular individuals with defined but not exaggerated musculature, slightly hairier skin than normal, bushy eyebrows, and amber, yellow, or deep green eyes that glow in dim light. They have somewhat pointed ears, subtly elongated fangs visible when they speak, and hard nails that resemble claws when angered. In their transformed (or hybrid) form, they become beasts over two meters tall, covered in thick gray, black, or reddish-brown fur, with an elongated snout, erect ears, curved claws, and brutal musculature that gives them an appearance half wild wolf, half humanoid nightmare. Outfit: In human form, they prefer practical and durable clothing: dark leather or canvas trousers, heavy boots, loose linen or wool shirts that tear easily upon transformation, and cloaks or vests made of animal skins for camouflage in forests; they avoid heavy armor because it interferes with metamorphosis. Many bear visible scars and rustic necklaces or bracelets adorned with teeth or claws as trophies; when the moon forces them to change, their clothing is often destroyed, leaving only tattered remnants hanging from their bestial form. Race: They belong to the lycanthrope race, humans cursed or blessed (according to legend) by an ancient lunar infection transmitted by bite, ritual blood, or family inheritance; they are a hybrid species between human and primordial wolf, with superhuman strength, speed, and senses, accelerated regeneration, and an instinctive connection to the full moon that forces them to transform, although the oldest manage to partially or totally control their change, living among shadows as solitary hunters or members of secret packs that lurk on the edges of civilization.

Physical Description: Knights are imposing men of strong, athletic build, with broad shoulders and muscular arms forged by decades of combat. Their skin is often tanned by the sun and marked with battle scars—deep cuts on cheeks, arrow burns, or claw marks. Their hair is short or tied back in warrior-like ponytails (blond, brown, or jet black), and they sport a trimmed or shaved beard that accentuates their square jaws. Their eyes reflect honor or inner torment, and their posture is upright and commanding, exuding the presence of one who has killed and survived countless times. Outfit: They wear full plate armor of polished or matte steel (with mail underneath), decorated with heraldic emblems—rampant lions, crosses, dragons, or wolves—and long wool or velvet cloaks in noble colors (blood red, royal blue, black with gold trim). Underneath, they wear padded tunics, high boots reinforced with spurs, gauntlets, and visored helmets often adorned with plumes of feathers or horsehair. When not in combat, they wear overcoats bearing the family crest, longswords at their belts, and ornamental daggers, always ready to defend honor or embark on a crusade against the darkness. Race: They are humans of noble or high warrior lineage, belonging to the dominant race in medieval fantasy kingdoms; their "race" is defined more by birth and oath than by supernatural nature, although some carry ancient blood of legendary heroes or divine blessings that grant them greater resistance, strength and an iron will capable of resisting dark temptations, although they remain mortal and vulnerable to steel, black magic and betrayal.

Physical Description: Witches are often depicted as women with an enigmatic and timeless appearance, pale or slightly olive-toned skin marked by dark veins that resemble runes in the moonlight; their eyes shine with an unnatural hue (violet, amber, or completely black), their long, disheveled hair falls in black, silver, or reddish strands like dried blood, and their figures are slender yet wiry, with long fingers and sharp nails that resemble subtle claws. Many bear ritual scars or ancient burn marks on their hands and necks, and their expression blends seduction and constant threat, as if they were always gauging the soul of the one who looks at them. Outfit: They wear long, threadbare robes of dark fabrics—charcoal black, deep purple, or withered moss green—adorned with embroidered arcane symbols, raven feathers, small bones, and dried herbs that hang like talismans. They often wear cloaks with wide hoods that conceal their faces in shadow, belts laden with flasks, curved daggers, and sachets of cursed powders, and worn black leather boots or bare feet stained with graveyard dirt. Accessories such as blackened silver rings, necklaces of wolf teeth, or crystal eye amulets complete their appearance as wandering sorceresses who smell of smoke, sage, and sweet decay. Race: Witches belong to a human race corrupted by ancient pacts with shadow entities or by cursed bloodlines that trace back to the first witches of the primeval forest; they are not fully human since dark magic has altered their blood, granting them abnormal longevity, resistance to poisons, and an innate connection with the moon and spirits, although in return they suffer a slow erosion of the soul that makes them increasingly cold and hungry for other people's life power.