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Castus: /* Creation */

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Creation

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	==Creation==		==Creation==
	{{Main\|Creation Myth (Grellism)}}		{{Main\|Creation Myth (Grellism)}}
	After turmoil took root amongst the gods, [[Orend]]~~, god of the air,~~ and his two brothers became jealous of the [[~~Inar~~]] that [[Grellis]] had created. The brothers decided to each create a race of their own, and Orend made the humans to be more adaptable than the ~~[[elves]]~~. Unlike the other races, however, the humans were created from the lungs of the ~~Inar~~, which is why they were able to interbreed with elves, which led to the creation of the half-elves, known as the [[Meninar]]. Humans are the only race to have originated on [[Lesser Galwyndor]], but many of them migrated to the larger continent after the [[Veninar]] [[elves]] made contact. Once there, they rapidly spread throughout the region, establishing many settlements and ultimately kingdoms.		After turmoil took root amongst the gods, [[Orend]] and his two brothers became jealous of the [[Eldinar]] that [[Grellis]] had created, as well as the [[palanem]], which were made by the Eldinar. The brothers decided to each create a race of their own, and Orend made the [[ogres]] and [[goblins]]. The other brother-gods made the [[krakari]] and [[trolls]]. These initial attempts were considered substandard, so Orend made the [[humans]] from the goblins to be more adaptable than the Eldinar.

			Unlike the other races, however, the humans were created from the lungs of the Eldinar, which is why they were able to interbreed with [[elves]], which led to the creation of the half-elves, known as the [[Meninar]]. Humans are the only race to have originated on [[Lesser Galwyndor]], but many of them migrated to the larger continent after the [[Veninar]] elves made contact. Once there, they rapidly spread throughout the region, establishing many settlements and ultimately kingdoms.

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

Castus: /* Creation */

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Creation

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	==Creation==		==Creation==
	{{Main\|Creation Myth}}		{{Main\|Creation Myth (Grellism)}}
	After turmoil took root amongst the gods, [[Orend]], god of the air, and his two brothers became jealous of the [[Inar]] that [[Grellis]] had created. The brothers decided to each create a race of their own, and Orend made the humans to be more adaptable than the [[elves]]. Unlike the other races, however, the humans were created from the lungs of the Inar, which is why they were able to interbreed with elves, which led to the creation of the half-elves, known as the [[Meninar]]. Humans are the only race to have originated on [[Lesser Galwyndor]], but many of them migrated to the larger continent after the [[Veninar]] [[elves]] made contact. Once there, they rapidly spread throughout the region, establishing many settlements and ultimately kingdoms.		After turmoil took root amongst the gods, [[Orend]], god of the air, and his two brothers became jealous of the [[Inar]] that [[Grellis]] had created. The brothers decided to each create a race of their own, and Orend made the humans to be more adaptable than the [[elves]]. Unlike the other races, however, the humans were created from the lungs of the Inar, which is why they were able to interbreed with elves, which led to the creation of the half-elves, known as the [[Meninar]]. Humans are the only race to have originated on [[Lesser Galwyndor]], but many of them migrated to the larger continent after the [[Veninar]] [[elves]] made contact. Once there, they rapidly spread throughout the region, establishing many settlements and ultimately kingdoms.

Castus: /* Before the Purge */

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Before the Purge

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	In the time of the [[Befores]] there also lived other races. At the time of the Great Purge, there were 8 in total. The Vurg, as far as was known at the time, did not yet exist.		In the time of the [[Befores]] there also lived other races. At the time of the Great Purge, there were 8 in total. The Vurg, as far as was known at the time, did not yet exist.
	*[[Attawa]]		*[[Attawa]]
	*[[~~Cauthrians]]~~		*[[Dwarves]]
	*[[Dwarfs]]
	*[[Elves]]		*[[Elves]]
	*[[Giants]]		*[[Giants]]
	*Humans		*Humans
	*[[Jrel]]		*[[Jrel]]
			*[[Meninar]]
	*[[Merfolk]]		*[[Merfolk]]

	[[Category:Races]]		[[Category:Races]]
	[[Category:Culture]]		[[Category:Culture]]

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Castus: /* Creation */

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Creation

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	==Creation==		==Creation==
	{{Main\|Creation Myth}}		{{Main\|Creation Myth}}
	After turmoil took root amongst the gods, [[Orend]], god of the air, and his two brothers became jealous of the [[Inar]] that [[Grellis]] had created. The brothers decided to each create a race of their own, and Orend made the humans to be more adaptable than the [[elves]]. Unlike the other races, however, the humans were created from the lungs of the Inar, which is why they were able to interbreed with elves, which led to the creation of the half-elves, known as the [[~~Cauthrians~~]].		After turmoil took root amongst the gods, [[Orend]], god of the air, and his two brothers became jealous of the [[Inar]] that [[Grellis]] had created. The brothers decided to each create a race of their own, and Orend made the humans to be more adaptable than the [[elves]]. Unlike the other races, however, the humans were created from the lungs of the Inar, which is why they were able to interbreed with elves, which led to the creation of the half-elves, known as the [[Meninar]]. Humans are the only race to have originated on [[Lesser Galwyndor]], but many of them migrated to the larger continent after the [[Veninar]] [[elves]] made contact. Once there, they rapidly spread throughout the region, establishing many settlements and ultimately kingdoms.

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

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	*[[Merfolk]]		*[[Merfolk]]

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	[[Category:Races]]		[[Category:Races]]
	[[Category:Culture]]		[[Category:Culture]]

Castus: /* Disposition */

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Disposition

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	Humans are probably the most diverse of all the races, running the full spectrum of personalities and dispositions. They can be extremely emotional or they can be so stoic they’re unsettling. They can seem like angels or they can be monstrous and cruel. They are intuitive, determined, creative, and empirical, yet some races, such as the Vurg, view them as weak. Humans in this day and age are highly distrustful, less likely to be charitable, and there are more who will take advantage of the meek than there are meek to be taken advantage of. It is a very cutthroat society they live in, so appeals to kindness are the least likely method of influencing humans (everyone will be suspicious of it anyway; beggars and vagrants have a particularly rough time).		Humans are probably the most diverse of all the races, running the full spectrum of personalities and dispositions. They can be extremely emotional or they can be so stoic they’re unsettling. They can seem like angels or they can be monstrous and cruel. They are intuitive, determined, creative, and empirical, yet some races, such as the Vurg, view them as weak. Humans in this day and age are highly distrustful, less likely to be charitable, and there are more who will take advantage of the meek than there are meek to be taken advantage of. It is a very cutthroat society they live in, so appeals to kindness are the least likely method of influencing humans (everyone will be suspicious of it anyway; beggars and vagrants have a particularly rough time).

	Because of the effects of the [[Turmocet]] vaccine, nearly all humans are sterile. Children under the age of 8 years old are extremely rare, and are most likely to be found in the company of slavers. They are very valuable, as are people who can reproduce ([[Carriers]] and [[Seeders]]).		Because of the effects of the [[Turmocet]] vaccine, nearly all humans are sterile. Children under the age of 8 years old are extremely rare, and are most likely to be found in the company of slavers. They are very valuable, as are people who can reproduce ([[Carriers]] and [[Seeder\|Seeders]]).

	==Spirituality==		==Spirituality==

Castus: /* Spirituality */

2022-04-28T05:01:10Z

Spirituality

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	==Spirituality==		==Spirituality==
	Because of recent history, organized religion seems to be on a downward trend, and isn’t as widespread as other, more folk-oriented, forms of spirituality. The largest organized religions are [[Tethuricism]] and [[Q'evrism]]. Humans are more likely to fall into superstition because many are illiterate, or practice folk magic like [[Salarian]] and [[Catican]]. Humans are likely to find themselves falling prey to the clutches of a cult just as much as a traditional religion, but some of them have limited knowledge of gods both old and new. They are also more likely to be polytheistic than they are monotheistic because of the chaotic environment. Adherence to traditional religions did see a rise in activity, given that tumultuous times (see: [[Curella]]) are very conducive to religious leanings, some more traditional-style religions exist, which follow the same principles are other factions: there is strength in numbers, and survival depends on it. Any religions, cults, etc. will be heavy on the recruitment (all except the [[Seen-and-See]], which prefers to be exclusive).		Because of recent history, organized religion seems to be on a downward trend, and isn’t as widespread as other, more folk-oriented, forms of spirituality. The largest organized religions are [[Tethuricism]] and [[Q'evrism]]. Humans are more likely to fall into superstition because many are illiterate, or practice folk magic like [[Salarian]] and [[Catican]]. Humans are likely to find themselves falling prey to the clutches of a cult just as much as a traditional religion, but some of them have limited knowledge of gods both old and new. They are also more likely to be polytheistic than they are monotheistic because of the chaotic environment. Adherence to traditional religions did see a rise in activity, given that tumultuous times (see: [[Curella]]) are very conducive to religious leanings, some more traditional-style religions exist, which follow the same principles are other factions: there is strength in numbers, and survival depends on it. Any religions, cults, etc. will be heavy on the recruitment (all except the [[Seen-and-See Cult]], which prefers to be exclusive).

	==Motivations==		==Motivations==

Castus: /* Spirituality */

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Spirituality

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	==Spirituality==		==Spirituality==
	Because of recent history, organized religion isn’t as widespread as other, more folk-oriented, forms of spirituality. ~~They~~ are more likely to fall into superstition because many are illiterate, or practice folk magic like [[Salarian]] and [[Catican]]. Humans are ~~more~~ likely to find themselves falling prey to the clutches of a cult ~~than they are to~~ a traditional religion, but some of them have limited knowledge of gods both old and new. They are also more likely to be polytheistic than they are monotheistic because of the chaotic environment. ~~While the absence of~~ traditional religions ~~might seem counter-intuitive~~, ~~especially~~ given that tumultuous times are very conducive to religious leanings, some more traditional-style religions exist, which follow the same principles are other factions: there is strength in numbers, and survival depends on it. Any religions, cults, etc. will be heavy on the recruitment (all except the [[~~Lightsprawl Order~~]], which prefers to be exclusive).		Because of recent history, organized religion seems to be on a downward trend, and isn’t as widespread as other, more folk-oriented, forms of spirituality. The largest organized religions are [[Tethuricism]] and [[Q'evrism]]. Humans are more likely to fall into superstition because many are illiterate, or practice folk magic like [[Salarian]] and [[Catican]]. Humans are likely to find themselves falling prey to the clutches of a cult just as much as a traditional religion, but some of them have limited knowledge of gods both old and new. They are also more likely to be polytheistic than they are monotheistic because of the chaotic environment. Adherence to traditional religions did see a rise in activity, given that tumultuous times (see: [[Curella]]) are very conducive to religious leanings, some more traditional-style religions exist, which follow the same principles are other factions: there is strength in numbers, and survival depends on it. Any religions, cults, etc. will be heavy on the recruitment (all except the [[Seen-and-See]], which prefers to be exclusive).

	==Motivations==		==Motivations==

Castus: /* Creation */

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Creation

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	==Creation==		==Creation==
	After turmoil took root amongst the gods, [[Orend]] and his two brothers became jealous of the [[Inar]] that [[Grellis]] had created. The brothers decided to each create a race of their own, and Orend made the humans to be more adaptable than the [[elves]].		{{Main\|Creation Myth}}
			After turmoil took root amongst the gods, [[Orend]], god of the air, and his two brothers became jealous of the [[Inar]] that [[Grellis]] had created. The brothers decided to each create a race of their own, and Orend made the humans to be more adaptable than the [[elves]]. Unlike the other races, however, the humans were created from the lungs of the Inar, which is why they were able to interbreed with elves, which led to the creation of the half-elves, known as the [[Cauthrians]].

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==
	Aside from the normal statures, humans of this world are more likely to be emaciated from lack of nutrition, having rotting or missing teeth, and have a general lack of hygiene. Because of poor hygiene and lack of access to medicines, they are also likely to have diseases, sores, boils, rashes, and other such things. Seeing a lame human is common. Imagine how often a bone is broken and not set correctly. Humans without many physical flaws should be reserved for nobility. Humans in the [[Verges]] will also cough a lot, because of the dust, sometimes to the extent that they cough up blood.		Aside from the normal statures, humans of this world are more likely to be emaciated from lack of nutrition, having rotting or missing teeth, and have a general lack of hygiene. Because of poor hygiene and lack of access to medicines, they are also likely to have diseases, sores, boils, rashes, and other such things. Seeing a lame human is common. Imagine how often a bone is broken and not set correctly. Humans without many physical flaws should be reserved for nobility. Humans in the [[Verges]] will also cough a lot, because of the dust, sometimes to the extent that they cough up blood.