Races

### Dragonblood

Created from the blood of dragons, Dragonbloods have been raised as servants and slaves. While many of the Dragonbloods accept this status and submit to the will of their masters, some of them rebel against a life of servitude, seeking freedom and independence. In recent centuries, these factions grew in influence and power, leading to the Fang War, a conflict that plunged the eastern lands into a colossal battle between humans, elves, dwarves and dragons. Viewed with distrust by most civilized peoples, more and more Dragonbloods have been sighted in the lands of both east and west, where they are received with a little more tolerance and curiosity.

### Dwarves

According to imperial records, dwarves have inhabited Amra since the conception of the world. Their archives hold records and remnants of songs that tell of battles against titans, giants and dragons. They are master strategists, builders and experts in transforming the materials they obtain from the earth into unparalleled art objects, weapons and armor.

Sub-races: Hill Dwarves, Mountain Dwarves, Deep Dwarves.

### Elves

Elves have inhabited Amra since shortly after the age of dragons. Originating from another plane of existence, elves have inhabited much of the eastern lands. The elves of Amra are immortal beings, unless they meet a violent end. Their innate longevity makes their attitude towards other races condescending and even paternal. They are masters of arcane magic and creators of the schools of magic, 8 of which they shared with the rest of the races, keeping the secret of the most powerful schools to themselves.

Sub-races; High Elves, Sylvan Elves, Dark Elves

### Gnomes

The gnomes came to Amra because of a magical accident that happened millennia ago. A failed experiment opened a portal between the spheres, causing the city of Tinkertown to materialize in Aregor. Since then the gnomes have coexisted with humans, being regulars in their cities, attracted by the commercial opportunities and by the comfort of life that living among civilized beings provides them. Much of Aregor's infrastructure and trade capacity is due to their close collaboration with this race. Avid explorers, the gnomes have spread throughout the regions of Amra, coexisting with almost all civilized races.

Sub-races: Rock Gnome, Forest Gnome, Deep Sea Gnome.

### Half-elves

The result of the union between elves and humans, half-elves are quite common, especially in the eastern lands. However, their dual nature drives them to travel and to discover unknown lands and continents. Half-Elves are common throughout Amra and are generally accepted in all civilized lands. A possible exception is the elven kingdoms of Tel'Donor, Tel'Dovan and Tel'Areth, where half-elves are seen as the fruits of an indiscretion that should have been avoided.

### Half-orcs

The half-orcs are generally the result of violent encounters between orcs and humans, with the exception of the lands west of Amra where, according to rumors, tribes of orcs have been able to co-exist with the humans of Yamato and Banlaya for centuries. In most of the civilized territories, however, the Semi-orcs are the object of suspicion, sometimes reaching openly hostile attitudes.

### Humans

Humans are the newest race in Amra. Refugees from a world on the brink of collapse, they came to Amra thanks to the high magic of the elves. The Five Leaves Pact agreed to give the untamed lands of the west to the humans to dominate and colonize. Humans excelled in their ability to adapt to the harsh western territories and were able to multiply their population at an unexpected rate, becoming the predominant race of Amra in the present time. This has triggered tensions between the different races.