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 gnomes. They are green-haired and have cold-colored eyes. They are legendary for their hunters and monks. They are noted for their drug dens and armories. They are exceptionally good at earth magic. Once slaves, they overthrew their masters and rule their realm now. They were created as part of a breeding experiment that went horribly wrong.
The race of dwarves. They are white-skinned and have four legs. They are legendary for their ambassadors and gardeners. They are famous for their banks. They worship a single hermaphroditic deity who works with a host of created sub-deities that are also worshiped - this deity in turn has a nemesis responsible for evil in the world. Their government is a representative democracy.
The race of humans. They are silver-skinned, fair-haired, and have black eyes. They have two horns on their heads. They can change genders under certain conditions. They have incredible strength. They keep their promises - even if it means death. Their government is functional. They manage to control a continent.
The race of gnomes. They are dark-haired and have dark-colored eyes. They are famous for their sagas and gambling houses. They are exceptionally good at water magic. They are in general, atheists. Their government is a meritocracy. They barely control a wealthy continent.
The race of dwarves. They are noted for the almost supernatural skill of their martial artists. They are well-known for their theaters and siege engines. They are promiscuous - and species doesn't matter to them. They worship a pantheon of gods and goddesses. The god of wind is especially important to them. Their government is a dictatorship.
The race of gnomes. They are green-skinned, fair-haired, and have brown eyes. They have an affinity for caverns. They are adept at justifying their actions no matter what. They worship a single abstract deity 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 personal and intimate. Their government is a magiocracy. They completely control an underground kingdom whose recorded history goes back to the dawn of time. They tend to be mistrusted by others - but no one can say why.
The race of halflings. They are black-skinned and dark-haired. Knowledge is the most valuable thing to them. They worship a single god who works via assorted servants and messengers. They believe the powers that be are generally distant and uninvolved in their lives. Most religious observation is ritualized and distant. They exist outside this dimension, but have some influence inside of this one.
The race of humans. They are fair-haired. As a people, they are generally good at brewing. They are noted for their banks and tombs. Their magical practices tend to focus on enchantment. They barely control a peninsula that is known as a home for monstrous creatures.
The race of humans. They are dark-skinned and orange-haired. They have excellent hearing. They are noted for the almost supernatural skill of their witches. They have no defining religion, but gladly adapt those of others. Their government is a magiocracy that is non-functional. They exist as nomads. They came from another dimension.
The deformed race. They are dark-haired and have four arms. They are an all-female race. They are noted for the almost supernatural skill of their carpenters. They are famous for their libraries and airships. They worship a conflict-ridden pantheon of gods and goddesses. Most religious observation is ritualized and distant. They exist as nomads. They are a magical mutation of another race.
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