Original sentence: Midgard is based on Norse legend, with races such as dwarves and trolls.The races are human and have origins in and around old Western Europe.The races include fairy-types, with lurikeen, sylvans, and elves
Edited sentence: (NOTE: due to the increased trend of multiple accounts and multiple realm characters on a cluster, it is nearly impossible to verify which characters are owned by active players without direct help from Mythic Entertainment).Hibernia is known amongst players of the game as being a more magic-based realm, with casters having certain advantages over their Albion and Midgardian counterparts.Hibernian melee classes were not forgotten, however, with several favored classes that are commonly seen in RvR.It has a good mix of classes, favoring neither melee nor magic, but doing good at both.It is often quipped amongst the other realms that those 2 races make up nearly 3/4 of the population of Hibernia.Midgard is based on Norse legend.Midgard is no slouch with their casters either, with many of them able to hold their own against both their Albion and Hibernian counterparts.Midgard is often considered to be the realm of melee, with some of the most powerful melee fighters in the game.Midgards distinct disadvantage is it's lack of a player base.Most players are drawn to Albion and Hibernia for aesthetic reasons, leaving Midgard with only roughly 20% of the total active player base.The land is covered in snow, and has many mountains, and the environment seems cold.The land is green and lush, with forested areas and quiet glens located throughout the realm.The races are mostly the races of fairy, with lurikeen and elves figuring prominently.The realm of Albion is often called the most user-friendly, with many easily identifiable classes, and characters that are mostly human.With a good mix of melee and caster classes, most starting players begin in Albion.With races such as dwarves and trolls, and classes devoted to the ancient gods Odin, Thor, and the like, the midgard environment is probably the harshest of the three