Elf
Elves are the one of the most numerous people on Earth, after humans and dwarves, with a total population in the tens-of-millions-range. They are spread on all four of the discovered continents, but are found in the highest concentration on Akroasia. Leading their own nations, equal citizens of other states, and minorities in many places, elves seem to be ever present in most civilizations. They are considered by many to be Earth's third most dominant species.
Elves share a common ancestor with humans and goliath, all having evolved from the archai. The particular archai whom would turn into elves dwelled in the Feywilds, giving them a natural connection to fey magics. As a result, the elves are magically compatible with numerous races, capable of producing offspring through mating with humans, orcs, dwarves, gnomes, halflings, dragonborn, half-dragons, beastfolk, tieflings, moonborn, many types of fey, and even vampiric creatures.
Distinctly known for their luscious hair, they surprisingly have little to no body hair to match. Elves are even more unlikely to grow beards than the goliath. What does dot an elf's face, however, are freckle-like scars, approximately the same color as their hair. And no description of an elf is complete without mentioning their pointy ears. There is a great variation in shape and size of ears, but females tend to have longer, pointier tips than the men.
Elves share a common ancestor with humans and goliath, all having evolved from the archai. The particular archai whom would turn into elves dwelled in the Feywilds, giving them a natural connection to fey magics. As a result, the elves are magically compatible with numerous races, capable of producing offspring through mating with humans, orcs, dwarves, gnomes, halflings, dragonborn, half-dragons, beastfolk, tieflings, moonborn, many types of fey, and even vampiric creatures.
Description
Almost as diverse as humans, an elf's looks depends on a myriad of factors according to their ethnicities, lifestyles, and origins. There are, however, some common traits. Elves are usually taller than humans on average, while their slender build makes them lighter. Their "lack of meat on their bones" (as a dwarf would put it) gives elves sharp features such as pointy joints and pronounced jawlines.Distinctly known for their luscious hair, they surprisingly have little to no body hair to match. Elves are even more unlikely to grow beards than the goliath. What does dot an elf's face, however, are freckle-like scars, approximately the same color as their hair. And no description of an elf is complete without mentioning their pointy ears. There is a great variation in shape and size of ears, but females tend to have longer, pointier tips than the men.
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Author's Notes
Got a few more, rarer variants to add, but I don't see any reason to rush it.