Fantasy Race Generator
Descriptions of fantasy races as complex as you like them, from simple appearance to a complete backstory!
- For simple physical descriptions, choose 'Description.'
- Choose 'Detail' to get a cultural snapshots and 'extras' for the race.
- Choose 'Complete' to get a complete profile of the race and their place in their world.
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The race of dwarves. They are light-haired and have six eyes. They have the ability to withstand great heat. They produce great inventors and jewelers. They are famous for their beautiful sculptures and parks. They worship a hierarchial, matriarchial pantheon of gods and goddesses. They believe the powers that be are intimately involved in their lives. Most religious observation is personal and intimate. Their government is a meritocracy. They are intimately connected to an important prophecy.
The tall race. They are purple-furred and have toothless mouths. They actually eat magic to stay alive. They take naturally to seas. They worship an organized pantheon of gods and goddesses. The god of autumn is especially important to them. They believe the powers that be are intimately involved in their lives. Their government is a theocracy that is ethical in its own way. They barely control an impoverished water city-state. Their history is unknown even to them.
The race of dwarves. They are green-haired. They are legendary for their clothes-makers. They are famous for their armor. The only kind of magic they can do is water magic. Their primary deity is a patron of their own race. They exist as scattered, disunified tribes. No one knows where they came from.
The race of elves. They have light-colored eyes. They worship a single god who works via assorted servants and messengers - this deity in turn has a nemesis responsible for evil in the world. They believe the powers that be are generally distant and uninvolved in their lives. Their government is a dictatorship that is entirely dysfunctional. They exist as nomads.
The statuesque race. They have four insect-like wings on their backs. They can discharge energy as a natural weapon. They are noted for their canals and weapons. They are adept at justifying their actions no matter what. They serve a race of enemy gods. Their government is a feudal system. They control a poor peninsula. Their history conceals a great secret.
The race of halflings. They are orange-skinned and have red eyes. They regrow lost limbs and organs. They are well-known for their messenger system and exotic jewlery. Honor is more important to them than anything. They worship a single goddess who works via assorted servants and messengers. Most religious observation is very disordered and disorganized. Their government is a bureaucracy. They are the descendents of another race.
The enormous race. They have no eyes. They have sucker-like mouths. They are legendary for their weaponsmiths. They are famous for their parks and canals. They worship a single god who works with a host of created sub-deities that are also worshiped. They believe the powers that be are intimately involved in their lives. Most religious observation is very disordered and disorganized. Their government is a dictatorship.
The race of Unicorn-people. They are very dexterous. They are naturally good at navigation. Their government is a magiocracy. They completely control a wealthy peninsula that is beset by a mysterious evil. Their history conceals a great secret.
The tiny race. They have three arms. They have tails that are blade-tipped. They are noted for the almost supernatural skill of their teachers and priest(esses). They are famous for their black market and armor. Their magical practices tend to focus on demonology. They worship alien gods unheard of by others. Their government is a confederacy.
The race of gnomes. They have bony plates instead of hair, and have brown eyes. They are noted for their shrines. They turned their back on their old gods to follow friendlier ones. Their government is an aristocracy that is ethical in its own way.
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