Human
Humans, the supposed physical clones of the gods. Where the elves were connected to the gods in spirit, the humans are a physical incarnation of the gods. Though not all trust them or like them, all the sapient races can agree that humanity is destined for greatness. How? Creativity, ambition and innovation. The worry is wether they will ever, like dwarves did, get over their aggression and rivalry.
Before they truly became a culturally active race, humanity was seen as a race of primitive creatures, far from earning their place in the world. Some records suggest however, that the elves foresaw the humans advancing into something more. Right before the end, when the dwarves were already warring, there was even a single tribe of humans that the elves traded with around modern Engoran. The tribe no doubt had less to offer than the elves, but the elves became very giving in that final century.
Meanwhile, at the other end of Bocklynn, other humans had long since started building great monuments and cities. These cities would soon be destroyed in the Falling, but it wouldn't take long for humanity to crawl to its feet again.
Humanity is thought to have evolved around Harun on Peagox.
Currently, we are living in the Age of Humans. This means that humanity is perceived as the dominant race on Myr.
Basic Information
Anatomy
Humanity, like the gods, has two arms that reach to its hips and legs vaguely as long as its torso. Its head carries no ley and has eyes without glow, white around coloured irises which surround pupils. They are wider than elves on average, but thinner than high dwarves.
Additional Information
Perception and Sensory Capabilities
Humans have a poor sense of smell and aren't very good at hearing either compared with many other mammals. Their eyesight isn't bad or good. In terms of taste, humans have a wide spectrum of different flavours they can recognise. Humans have a large concentration of touch sensors in their fingers, which they use to explore details of surfaces and objects. Their lips are also very sensitive.
However, the most powerful thing for humans is without doubt their mind, which can interpret an extremely wide range of impulses. Humans cannot be underestimated, as they understand the world deeply.
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