DnD5e-Species/Sub-Species

Here is a list of all Spices within the world, Non-Playable ones are mark accordingly, that has been categories based on evolutionarily changes (magical, divine and natural based). A brief description of them is provided, if information is not present then it is assumed that the SDR will cover that information.
When possible, a description of how these species, genus or order are perceived is provided and broken down as required for players. This will still be different based on which country/group you are operating in as well as time period. These are considered the 'dominant' belief and does not apply as a blanket rule for all NPC that you may come in contact with.
All Species are independent of statistic bonuses, to allow you to creature your character. Statistical bonus are applied at creation by adding +2 to one stat and +1 to another OR +1 to any three stats. Exception is: Human may still select Variant to get +1 to two stats and select a feat.

Domain

All Living Creatures

Kingdom

(Intelligent?? beings)

Phylum

(Capable of live on Material Plane)

Class

Order

(Fey)

Family

Beasts-are nonhumanoid creatures that are part of the natural world. Some beasts have magical powers, but are generally low in intelligence. Ordinary animals, dinosaurs, and giant animals are included in this type. Other examples include quippers and stirges. Humanoid-are the main people of most worlds, bipeds with culture but few natural magical abilities. Examples include humans, dwarves, elves, and the goblinoid races. Monstrosities-are unnatural creatures ("created") from a variety of origins, including curses and magical experimentation. Examples include minotaur's and owlbears. The monstrosity type is also a "catch-all" category for monsters that don't fit into other types. Root-These are the core version of the Family that have not evolved to be evolutionary contenders to other Humanoids or moved to a more 'mundane' beast version.  

Genus

(Elves)

Species

(High-Elf)

Aberration Order:

Aberrations are alien entities, often with powers drawn from their minds. Examples include aboleths, beholders, mind flayers, and slaadi.

Humanoid Family:

Githyanki
Githzerai

Beast Family:

Monstrosity Family:

Aberration Family: 

Beast Genius: (This should be a sub of each, this would be playble or not)

Celestial Genius:

Celestials are creatures native to the Upper Planes, and good by nature. Examples include angels, couatls, and pegasi.

Aasimar Species:

Aasimar, Protector
Aasimar, Scourge
Aasimar, Fallen
Aasimar, Sacrament

Construct Genius:

Constructs are creatures that are created artificially. Examples include golems, although modrons are also constructs.

Dragonoid Genius:

Dragons are large, powerful reptilian creatures. This includes both true dragons such as the chromatic and metallic dragons, but also related creatures such as wyverns.
Dragonborn Lineage
Dragonborn Draconblood
Dragonborn Ravenite
Dragonborn, Chromatic
Dragonborn, Gem
Dragonborn, Metalic

Elemental Genius:

Elementals are creatures from the Elemental Planes. Examples include the common elementals as well as azer, genies, and invisible stalkers.

Genasi Species:

Genasi, Air
Gensai, Earth
Genasi, Fire
Genasi, Water

Fey Genius:

Fey are creatures of magic with a connection to nature. Often they are connected to the Feywild, or certain Outer Planes such as Arborea or the Beastlands. Examples include dryads and satyrs.
Centaur
Changeling
Elf, Astral
Elf, Eladrin
Elf, Drow
Elf, Half- (Choose Legacy)
Elf, High
Elf, Scorched
Elf, Sea
Elf, Shadar-Kai
Elf, Wood
Elf, Pallid
Fairy

Fiend Genius:

Fiends are creatures native to the Lower Planes, and evil by nature. Examples include demons, devils, and rakshasa.

Giant Genius:

Giants are human-like but larger than humans. Examples include the true giants as well as ogres and trolls.

Dwarven Species:

Dwarf, Hill
Dwarf, Mountain

Duegar Species:

Duegar

Semi-Giant Species:

Firbolg

Goliath

Humanoid Genius:

Humanoids are the main people of most worlds, bipeds with culture but few natural magical abilities. Examples include humans, dwarves, elves, and the goblinoid races.

Avian Species:

Aarakocra (non-playble)


Goblinoid Species:
Bugbear

Gnome:

Human Species:

Monstrosity Genius:

Monstrosities are unnatural creatures from a variety of origins, including curses and magical experimentation. Examples include minotaurs and owlbears. The monstrosity type is also a "catch-all" category for monsters that don't fit into other types.

Ooze Genius:

Oozes are gelatinous creatures with no fixed form. Examples include black puddings and gelatinous cubes.

Plant Genius:

Plants include both vegetable and fungal creatures. Examples include shambling mounds and myconids.

Undead Genius:

Undead creatures were once alive, but reanimated by unnatural forces. Examples include ghosts, specters, vampires, and zombies.


Gnome, Forest
Gnome, Rock
Gnome, Deep (Svifneblin)
Goblinoid, Bugbear
Goblinoid, Goblin
Goblinoid, Hobgoblin
Halfling, Lightfoot
Halfling, Stout
Halfling, Ghostwise
Halfling, Lotusden
Human
Human (Variant)
Kenku
Kobold
Lizardfolk
Minotaur
Orc
Orc, Half-
Satyr (non-playable)
Tabaxi
Tiefling, Blood of Asmodeus
Tiefling, Blood of Baalzebul
Tiefling, Blood of Dispater
Tiefling, Blood of Fiema
Tiefling, Blood of Glasya
Tiefling, Blood of Levistus
Tiefling, Blood of Mammon
Tiefling, Blood of Mephistopheles
Tiefling, Blood of Zariel
Tiefling, Blood of Unknow (this is the Variant)
Tortle
Triton
Vendalken
Warforged
Yuan-Ti (unchanged)


Lineages:
Dhampir
Hexblood
Reborn
Lyconthrope