Steampunk/RPG

The most common and adaptable race. Humans dominate most of the terrestrial kingdoms and occupy almost every imaginable profession: farmers, explorers, nobles, clockmakers, air pirates, or scientists.

They don't possess any special natural abilities, but they compensate for that with creativity and ingenuity. They are the ones who make the most use of steam technology and are constantly creating new machines.

Many humans distrust cyborgs and autonomous mechas, believing that "humanity is lost among gears."

Gigantic sentient machines powered by steam engines and complex mechanisms. Some were created for war, others for construction or transportation.

Autonomous mechs possess their own personalities and are considered citizens, although many people still see them as mere tools.

They can range in size from 2 meters to colossal sizes capable of destroying buildings or moving floating islands.

Their bodies usually require constant maintenance: changing parts, stable pressure, and gear repair.

Many have difficulty understanding human emotions

Humans mechanically modified to overcome the body's natural limits.

The most common upgrades include hydraulic arms, mechanical eyes, steam lungs, deployable wings, or armed prostheses.

Some replaced parts of their body out of necessity; others did so out of ambition or for aesthetic reasons.

Depending on the kingdom, they may be admired as symbols of progress or rejected for "abandoning their humanity".

The most advanced cyborgs need fuel, energy, or frequent maintenance.

Ancient beings whose existence became rare after technological expansion.

— Elves: Inhabitants of forests and hidden villages. Experts in nature, music, and crafts. Many despise industrialization.

— Fairies: Small winged creatures associated with light energy and experimental technology. Some live among the high society of the floating islands.

— Giants: Enormous and dangerous creatures capable of destroying mechs or bringing down floating structures. They are feared in almost every kingdom.

Most of these creatures prefer to stay away from industrial cities.

Small living machines made of gears, screws and recycled parts.

They often serve as assistants, mechanics, messengers, or travel companions.

Although they seem simple, many possess their own personality and a certain unexpected intelligence.

Some even develop strange emotions, manias, or behaviors after years of operation.

It is common for shiny pieces to get lost, explode accidentally, or be stolen "out of curiosity".

The common Earth as we know it, this place doesn't usually have many advances like airplanes or airships, here the majority of the human population is concentrated, either because of the economic situation or because of trying to remain human in the face of the advances of industrialization, it is divided into kingdoms, or villages depending on the species that live in them

Large pieces of floating islands, only privileged people and mechs live here, proud and carefree. Fairies usually come to this place thanks to their ability to fly, and are often attacked by giants trying to bring them down.