Species

== Classes ==
=== Species ===
=== Races ===
=== Clans ===
== By location ==
Species in the universe
Species 	Tianwu 	Jiuli 	Wangu 	Skyscraping World 	Ghost World 	Spirit World	Devil Spirit Mountain
Humans 	home 	 	 	 	 	 	
Magical beasts 	main home 	main home 	main home 	 	 	 	
Ancient races 	home 	 	 	 	 	 	
Xuan beasts 	home 	 	 	 	 	 	
Devils 	 	 	Winged Devil 	Primordial Devil home	 	 	Winged Devil
Ghosts 	 	 	Nether Ghost 	 	Ghost Prison	 	
Tree Demons 	almost none 	almost none 	almost none 	almost none 	almost none 	home 	
Wangu aboriginals	none 	none 	Xiao tribe, Shi tribe, Heaveneye Clan	none 	none 	none 	
Yaoguai 	Sea Demons' home	 	 	 	 	 	
Barbarian Race 	nearly extinct 	Bronze Skeleton	 	 	 	 	
== Other ==
*Kunpeng
== Notes ==
* In Chinese mythology, there is sometimes a distinction between 妖魔鬼怪 yao mo gui guai, sometimes translated as imp demon ghost monster.The Untamed (陈情令), Ep. 4 Basically 
** 妖 imp refers to non-human living beings
** 怪 monster refers to non-human dead beings
** 魔 demon refers to human living beings 
** 鬼 ghost refers to human dead beings
*From this definition, 妖怪 yaoguai or 妖兽 yaoshou refer to non-human creatures (dead or alive). English translations sometimes use the term 'demon' to describe these as well. The Japanese pronunciation of the Chinese characters 妖怪 is youkai.
*The term Demon Devil Cave or yaomo cave contains the word yaomo, referring to living beings, human and non-human.
*However, in NSHBA 魔兽 moshou refer to Magical Beasts, which are non-human beings. Sometimes, the distinction between the terms 妖魔怪 is not so clear cut.
**To add to this, 兽 shou is generally translated as 'beast'. Sometimes 魔 is translated as monster as in 魔物 mowu. 魔 also has the additional meaning of 'magic'.
**Just to get a rough idea of how these terms are used in NSHBA, 鬼 gui almost always refers to ghosts, 妖怪 usually refer to non-human beings, and 魔 can refer to human or non-human living beings depending on context. 魔鬼 ('devils') are usually human, whereas 魔兽 as used in NSHBA are non-human.
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