Fantasy World | Another Reality [RPG]

Elves.
Humanoids, often depicted as beautiful, graceful creatures with pointed ears. They may possess magical abilities and live for a very long time (hundreds or thousands of years). They can be both noble and wise, as well as cunning and treacherous (dark elves).

Dwarves (or dwarfs, gnomes).
Short, broad‑shouldered humanoids, often with thick beards. They live underground or are renowned for their skill in mining and blacksmithing. They are long‑lived, hard‑working, greedy for gold and jewels, and stubborn.

Goblins.
Often depicted as malevolent, short creatures with flat noses, large fangs, and often with slanted eyes. They do not tolerate sunlight well and prefer to live in caves and underground dwellings.

Orcs.
Masculine, aggressive, patriarchal, huge humanoid creatures with dark skin and often enormous height and weight, very strong bodies. Silent, persistent, rude. They hate elves, In principle, they have a difficult relationship with other masses and respect physical strength.

Vampires.
Formally, they are non‑living beings whose vital functions are sustained by the energy of human blood. They may possess immortality, great physical strength, heightened senses, and sharp fangs. They are vulnerable to sunlight.

Beast-men.
Hybrids of humans and beasts, often aggressive, physically and magically strong. Their appearance may display traits of various animals.

Demons and devils.
They represent a dark reflection of the light forces and act as messengers, warriors, and servants of the higher entities of evil.

In a fantasy world, you may also encounter hybrid races (for example, half‑elves, half‑orcs) and mythical creatures (dragons, centaurs, minotaurs, ents, and others), although their characteristics and social structures are often ambiguous.

Dragons.
An immortal winged serpent, which often plays a key role in plots, symbolizing strength, power, authority, wisdom, or natural forces (fire, water, earth, air). They have a bit of disdain for other races.

Society and Family:
Dwarven society is very reminiscent of the Vikings. Work in the forges is especially valued. That is why dwarves are the best blacksmiths. Young dwarves work in mines. The main thing for a dwarf is to create something that will last for centuries. Dwarves also respect bards and poets. They live in clans and can choose a king to unite them in times of trouble. Dwarves hate horses, but they are friends with griffons.

Dwarves highly value the bonds between family members and friends, gathering closely related clans. Dwarves especially respect elders, from whom they expect vocal leadership and wise experience, as well as ancient heroes or clan founders. This idea influences their relationships with other races, and dwarves are respectful even to the elders of other, non‑dwarven races.
Most dwarf communities are divided into clans built around family ties and political allegiance. These clans are usually led by hereditary rulers, often a kind of monarchs and descendants of the clan’s founder. Dwarves highly value loyalty to these rulers, and it is typical for the clan as a whole, and even for individual dwarves, to first side with their fellow dwarves rather than with other races or communities.
These clan structures promote the tradition of in‑marriage. This is so excessive that it is considered one of the reasons for the low birth rate among dwarves.
Most dwarf clans focus on one or two types of craft, such as forging, jewelry making, engineering, or stone mining. Dwarves try to avoid excessive specialization, sending their young people to other clans as apprentices, who also help maintain racial unity. Due to their long lifespans, these apprenticeships can last for decades.
Dwarves are firmly convinced of the correctness of their own ways, yet they are surprisingly tolerant of other cultures, largely due to their inherent introversion. Tolerant dwarves usually refuse to express their opinions about others, regardless of their true feelings.

Appearance:
They are short, stocky, and very strong; the men usually have thick beards. The dwarven people usually live in the mountains (under the mountains) and are famous for their smithing skills and martial arts. They are also credited with mastery of runic magic.
A dwarf is easy to recognize — they are very stocky and strong. Dwarves compensate for their lack of height with larger size; on average, they are usually as heavy as humans. Like humans, dwarves come in a wide variety of skin, eye, and hair colors. Male dwarves can be bald and grow thick facial hair, which is sometimes used to demonstrate social status. Unusually, female dwarves can also grow facial hair.
Dwarves are a long‑lived race, though not as long‑lived as elves, and they reach physical maturity slightly later than humans.

Personality:
It doesn’t matter so much whether the dwarves’ claim that they were carved from the world stone is true; dwarves share many qualities that are considered similar to the stone they live with. Strong, sturdy, and reliable, dwarves are tolerant, especially towards elders, and possess a wisdom that is uncommon among many other races. Dwarves value their traditions, regardless of which subrace they belong to, and seek inspiration from ancient heroes. Lvards are also known for their stubborn nature and cynicism — traits common among dwarves, but which are fostered and usually compensated for by their bravery and perseverance.
Dwarven friendship is hard to win, but if it succeeds, it will be strong. Naturally stern and suspicious, this strong people are slow to trust others, especially those who are not family members, suspecting the worst in a person until the stranger proves their good intentions many times over. Once trust is won, dwarves hold on to their friends very tightly and view betrayal, even a small one, with a vicious thirst for revenge.

Their culture is based on a military way of life, where the strongest rule, and honor and loyalty to the leader are paramount. Orcs are usually not inclined toward complex philosophy, preferring strength and instincts.

Appearance:
Traditionally, orcs are described as tall, strong, warlike creatures with gray or olive‑green skin, large fangs, flat noses like those of apes, a stooped posture, a low forehead, and pig‑like facial features. But, nevertheless, they are incredibly courageous and even to some extent attractive.

Personality:
Orcs have an explosive temperament and are more prone to anger than other races. Easily aggressive and impatient, orcs usually prefer harsh solutions and rarely seek multiple ways to solve a problem. However, despite this, many orcs achieve excellent results, as they are creatures of action, not thought.

Society and Family:
Orcs in history have a wild, patriarchal society. In fact, it is impossible to find an orc woman in a position of secular power within the orc community. Orc men typically take several wives, who are usually treated only slightly better than trophies or slaves. Orc sons are expected to train in combat as soon as they can hold a weapon, and fighting among blood brothers is encouraged. However, the society is still moving towards equality, although the traditional rigid patriarchy does not disappear in three seconds. Men are now more inclined to seek a single partner, as there are far fewer wars, and the need for a huge number of warriors has disappeared. As the world has developed, orc society has begun to reshape its traditions, although the position of men and husbands remains dominant.
Peculiarities:
Many versions of orcs are characterized by religiosity, living in large groups, a cult of strength, and bloodthirstiness. They often feud with elves, dwarves, and other races.
They use the following weapons: a sword and a flail, a sword and a spear, an axe and a spear, an axe and polearms, an axe and a crossbow, an

They are perceived as beings of light, living in forests, mountains, and rivers. The existing canon, or even stereotype, about elves portrays them as noble, majestic, refined, wise, living in harmony with nature, possessing a sharp mind and deep knowledge.

External description:
Slender creatures with pointed ears, bright eyes and no facial hair. They are distinguished by their slenderness, beauty, grace, and elegance. Most often, they have white skin, blue eyes, and blonde hair (light elves) or black skin, white eyes, and black hair (dark elves, who have mastered dark magic and are the opposite of light elves — dangerous and cruel creatures).

Personality:
Elves usually possess strong but short‑lived passions; they easily succumb to laughter, anger, or suffering, and they calm down just as quickly. They are also known for their impulsive behavior, and as a result, many races consider them fickle and impetuous.
Elves love to make strong and inspiring friends. Most elves enjoy simple pleasures, such as dancing, singing, horse racing, or competitions of skill.
However, in relation to other, less refined races, they - Arrogant. Condescending.
They possess almost immortality - extremely long life.
Elves are a relaxed people, with a certain degree of patience and detachment granted to them by their long lives. An elf is very difficult to arouse, and they lack the greed that is sometimes characteristic of other races.

Biology:
As a rule, they are highly aware of their surroundings, possessing stronger senses of vision and hearing than humans.Elves are also agile and nimble creatures, capable of moving quickly even over the most rugged terrain.

Society and Family:
Elves do not distinguish between men and women and therefore do not discriminate against anyone based on gender.

Peculiarities:
Magical abilities range from healing to controlling the forces of nature, mastering ancient spells, or understanding the language of animals and plants.
Connection with nature.

Biological species of intelligent beings that differ from humans in appearance, culture, origin, and magical abilities. Despite the development of humans, magical beings also develop and are not oppressed, as their natural abilities and powers contribute to their stable position in the world.

At the equator there are warm countries, at the poles there are cold countries.
Cold countries are home to creatures and species that are adapted to the cold or have historically been designed to live in the cold. The North is rich in monsters, as well as valuable minerals and especially powerful artifacts and resources. The climate is challenging; the colder it gets, the more difficult it is.
Hot countries are home to creatures and species that are adapted to the cold or have historically been designed to live in the cold. Because of the milder climate, life is simpler and calmer, but there are fewer natural magical resources, but more natural resources, fewer monsters, but more time for culture and art.

Middle Ages, 16th-17th century, in the European style.