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 Werecats. They are noted for the almost supernatural skill of their politicians. The only kind of magic they can do is summoning magic. They serve a race of enemy gods. Their government is corrupt.
The cumbersome race. They have dark-colored eyes. They have sucker-like mouths. They are noted for the almost supernatural skill of their wizards. They are well-known for their treasure-vaults. They avoid all kinds of magic except fire magic. They worship a conflict-ridden, patriarchal pantheon of gods and goddesses. The god of music is especially important to them. Their government is corrupt. They exist outside this dimension, but have some influence inside of this one.
The race of dwarves. They have the ability to withstand extreme cold. They avoid all kinds of magic except metal magic. They turned their back on their old gods to follow newer ones. Their government is an aristocracy. They barely control an impoverished empire that is known for its incredible beauty.
The deformed race. They have gray eyes. They have toothless mouths. They are easily addicted to certain substances. They can change genders under certain conditions. Elaborate jewelry and accessories denote social standing, class, and soforth. They worship a single hermaphroditic deity 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 meritocracy. Their history conceals a great secret.
The elegant race. They are pale-skinned and have bony plates instead of hair. They appear to be degenerating as a species. They worship a single hermaphroditic deity. Most religious observation is done in private. Once slaves, they overthrew their masters and rule their realm now.
The graceful race. They have dark-colored eyes. They have a single horn on their heads. They can adsorb traits of others. They have an affinity for forests. They are famous for their weapons. They control a poor forest city-state that, in the past, was blessed by the powers that be. A great destiny awaits them, and they wait for it patiently.
The race of gnomes. They are dark-haired and have three eyes. They are exceptionally good at weather magic. They crave forbidden knowledge. Their government is functional. They have no country of their own, but work for other races.
The race of dwarves. They are brown-haired and have cold-colored eyes. They appear to be degenerating as a species. They are a hermaphroditic race. They are exceptionally good at necromancy. They keep their promises - even if it means death. They turned their back on their old gods to follow darker ones. Their government is a democracy that is non-functional. They are a magical mutation of another race.
The squat race. They have tiny ears. They have only one child at a time. Their magical practices tend to focus on summoning magic. They have no defining religion, but gladly adapt those of others. Their government is a theocracy that is efficient.
The race of gnomes. They are dark-skinned, silver-haired, and have light-colored eyes. They are extremely intelligent. They are well-known for their postal system. They worship a complex pantheon of gods and goddesses. The goddess of evening is especially important to them. Most religious observation is personal and intimate. They are integrated into another culture, but have no land of their own. They are intimately connected to an important prophecy.

 

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