Fantasy world

This is a medieval world where magic exists. Besides armored warriors, you can encounter robed mages and various creatures and animals that can use magic. Magic operates through a special energy called mana, the amount of which determines the power of spells and their scope. There are many different types of magic, mostly tied to the power of the elements. What exactly magic is is unknown, but it allows one to create images from one's imagination, within the limits of one's abilities and mana. The best mages are called archmages, and mages in service to the crown are called court mages.

This world is a single continent on which different kingdoms are located:
The Kingdom of Gangillate is a human kingdom with a monarchy and religion.
The Eternal Forest is the kingdom of the elves; no other races are allowed there and they protect nature.
The Horde Lands are a kingdom of orcs, warlike and using only brute force.
Dark Edge - lands of demons, monarchy, experts in magic.
Eden is an island floating in the sky, the territory of angels, complete equality.
Undermountain Hand is a dwarven kingdom, a democracy, and jacks-of-all-trades.
Nomadic Beastmen are nomadic tribes of people with animal traits who obey only their leader.
The Land of Spirits is a land where spirits and fairies live and obey the council of elders.

These are ordinary people with a moderate affinity for various types of magic. They live in the kingdom of Gangillate, ruled by a king. The kingdom's cities are surrounded by large stone walls, patrolled by a garrison around the clock. Other races are also allowed to enter, but only with special permission. Their main activities are trade and crafts, as well as the extraction of minerals, including magical metals and crystals.
Religion plays a significant role here, believing in the Goddess Arroth—the embodiment of light and virtue. The head of the church is an appointed archbishop, who oversees the Inquisition and speaks on behalf of God. In addition to the usual prohibitions such as alcohol and adultery, the church displays an open hatred of demons, calling them the goddess's main enemies.
In addition to the conflict with demons, humans have tense relations with elves and spirits, whose territories are rich in useful magical resources, but which are forbidden to be mined in favor of protecting nature, although this does not prevent secret mining using front men.

Elves resemble humans except for their pointed ears and slender, flexible builds. They live in a vast magical forest, which they consider sacred and strictly forbid any logging. Their kingdom is historically matriarchal, ruled by an elven queen who has been ruling for over a thousand years.
Biologically, elves hardly age and retain a youthful appearance for several thousand years. Aging in elves occurs closer to the age of thirteen thousand years, and even then, an elf would die from another cause before reaching that age. On the black market, elves are prized for their flexibility and youthful appearance, so they are sold as beautiful jewelry.
Despite their love of nature, elves also use armor and weapons made from metals mined outside their forests, but most often they rely on the magic of nature and the earth.

Dwarves somewhat resemble humans, but they are much shorter and broader in the shoulders, and have well-developed muscles. Dwarves live in an underground network of cities located beneath the mountains, making a living through crafts and mining. They are ruled by a king who is elected by popular vote.
Dwarves possess the most advanced technology in the world, using steam engines and simple machinery for production. They are jacks of all trades, crafting the finest weapons and armor in the world, and their mages are rumored to be capable of creating magical artifacts.
No race is in open conflict with the dwarves, except for rare cases of fighting with orcs.

Demons are creatures that can change their appearance, but they mostly use humanoid form; only a few demons look like large and scary creatures. They are led by a Demon Lord, whose title is passed down through generations along with the power of the previous Lord.
Demons are biologically immortal and do not age at all, although physically they remain quite weak. They are undisputed experts in magic. From birth, every demon has a talent for magic, most often fire magic and dark magic, which cause destruction.
Demons maintain relative neutrality towards other races, but they are in open conflict with humans due to the policies of the Church of the Goddess Arroth, which shows no sign of ending.

Angels are mostly similar to humans, the only difference being a pair of white wings on their backs. Angels have no ruler; they live in isolation on floating islands in the sky known as Eden, surrounded by beautiful gardens and views of the earth below.
Angels are all beautiful, they are biologically immortal, they live forever and do not age, and thanks to their isolation they do not get involved in conflicts and do not die due to other circumstances.
Sometimes angels do descend to earth, but under heavy camouflage, making it very difficult to immediately recognize them. They are curious about the lives of the creatures below, so if someone is looking at seemingly ordinary streets with interest, there's a chance they're an angel in disguise.

Beastmen resemble humans, possessing animal-like features such as ears and tails. They are a nomadic people who obey their leader. Beastmen include a wide variety of species, including cats, dogs, horses, foxes, wolves, and other mammals.
Beastmen are physically stronger and more agile than ordinary humans, second only to dwarves and orcs, and they also live an order of magnitude longer than humans—approximately 500 years. They also possess magic that strengthens the body and increases endurance.
Among them are some very rare species, such as golden-colored cats or white wolves. Only female beastmen are prized on the black market; men are either not caught or killed on the spot.
They have open conflict only with the orcs; they are neutral towards other races.

Fairies have a near-human appearance, distinguished by a pair of translucent wings on their backs and an exceptionally short stature with a frail figure. They inhabit the land of spirits—immaterial elemental beings—whom they can see and understand. They have no single leader, but to maintain order, they maintain a council of elders—a council consisting of the nine wisest fairies.
It's unknown how they reproduce, but all fairies are exclusively female. They don't age and live for thousands of years, and their appearance makes them even more valuable on the black market than female elves.
Fairies use elemental magic such as ice, water, and wind, occasionally using environmental manipulation.
They have open conflict with the orcs, tense relations with humans, and open friendship with the elves.

Large green creatures, at least two meters tall, with large fangs protruding from their lower jaws. They live in deserts amidst numerous iron deposits, and their settlements resemble military camps. Orcs are commanded by a great chieftain, who is the largest and most powerful orc.
Orcs are a very warlike people and constantly fight with all other races except angels, and only because angels live on islands in the sky. Orcs have no predisposition to magic, so they rely solely on their immense physical strength, clad in heavy iron armor and wielding enormous hammers and axes.
Despite their belligerence, they are not averse to occasionally doing business with other races, most often with dwarves, from whom they order provisions and medicine in exchange for mined iron.

A government-funded guild, its ranks include adventurers of various races. It accepts human quests and then distributes these quests to adventurers, acting as an intermediary between the client and the adventurers. Rewards vary depending on the difficulty of the quest, so adventurers and quests are divided into ranks.
Rank F - beginner, the easiest tasks like collecting herbs and killing rats.
Rank E - slightly above a novice, entrusted with finding missing items and clearing out rat lairs.
Rank D is already better, they trust you to kill goblins.
Rank C is a good achievement; you can send it to clear out goblin settlements, hunt, and explore small dungeons.
Rank B - Almost Master, missions at the level of killing huge beasts and exploring unknown dungeons.
Rank A - a real pro, can kill the dungeon boss and go after the dragon.
S-rank is a living legend, a dragon-slaying machine, and a nightmare for his enemies.
There are only seven adventurers in the world who have reached S-rank, becoming true saviors and potential threats.

Structures that appear due to magical instability and extend deep underground. They are teeming with various monsters and traps, but also contain good loot in chests. At the end of the dungeon lies the strongest monster—the dungeon boss—followed by chests with the best rewards and a teleportation circle to the outside. When the dungeon is cleared, it disappears, leaving behind only a trace of mana in the air.