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 statuesque race. They are dark-skinned and have bony spines down their backs. When severely hurt, they enter a regenerative trance. They can change genders under certain conditions. They have powerful claws. They are noted for their airships. Their government is an aristocracy that is efficient. The god that created them in turn abandoned them.
The race of halflings. They have dark-colored eyes. They are noted for their great buildings. They use cosmetics extensively for cultural reasons. 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. Their government is a democracy. They barely control a rich mountainous kingdom. A great doom awaits them, and they are all too aware of it.
The race of humans. They have purple eyes. They are exceptionally good at animal magic. Their government is non-functional. They control a plains-covered city-state that, in the past, was blessed by the powers that be.
The spindly race. They are white-skinned and have gray eyes. They are noted for their unusual spices. Their magical practices tend to focus on transmutation. They are very sensitive about their appearance. They worship a single abstract deity who is the cause of good in the world, and who has a nemesis responsible for evil. Most religious observation is done in public ceremonies. They were created as part of a breeding experiment that was unexepctedly successful.
The bulky race. They are gold-skinned. They are xenophobic. They exist only as slaves. A great destiny awaits them, and they wait for it patiently.
The race of Ogres. They change genders as they age. They are famous for their use of widespread semaphore systems and parks. Their magical practices tend to focus on enchantment. They worship a single hermaphroditic deity who works with a host of created sub-deities that are also worshiped. They believe the powers that be are generally distant and uninvolved in their lives. Most religious observation is ritualized and distant. They manage to control a poor land that is the site of many ancient tombs.
The race of elves. They are silver-skinned and fair-haired. The only kind of magic they can do is water magic. They worship a single god who works via assorted servants and messengers. Most religious observation is very disordered and disorganized. Their government is a bureaucracy that is efficient. They control a poor jungle state that has been devastated by war. The god that created them in turn abandoned them.
The malformed race. They are dark-haired and have brown eyes with neither pupil or white. They are noted for the almost supernatural skill of their sculptors. They are famous for their schools and postal system. Their magical practices tend to focus on demonology. They are only interested in religion for practical value. Their government is a democracy. Once slaves, they overthrew their masters and rule their realm now.
The race of gnomes. They are brown-skinned, fair-haired, and have warmly-colored eyes. They are an all-male race. Reincarnation is normal for them, and a part of their culture. Their magical practices tend to focus on wind magic. They worship a pantheon of gods and goddesses. Most religious observation is very disordered and disorganized. They exist as scattered, disunified tribes.
The race of halflings. They are dark-skinned and fair-haired. They are noted for their economists. Their government is entirely dysfunctional. They barely control a continent that is dotted with mysterious ruins. They tend to be mistrusted by others - but no one can say why.
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