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 gorilla-people. In their culture, acrobatics is a highly prized ability. They are exceptionally good at rock magic. They worship a single hermaphroditic deity who is the cause of good in the world, and who has a nemesis responsible for evil. Most religious observation is ritualized and distant. They barely control an impoverished city-state.
The race of elves. They are orange-skinned, purple-haired, and have light eyes. They are noted for their scholars and militamen. They are well-known for their shrines and roadways. 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. Their government is a democracy. They completely control an impoverished peninsula. They were created as part of a magical experiment that was unexepctedly successful.
The bulky race. They have bony plates instead of hair. They have brown eyes. When they die, their bodies decompose instantly. They are very dexterous. They have a rich artistic tradition. They worship a matriarchial pantheon of gods and goddesses. The goddess of justice is especially important to them. They believe the powers that be are intimately involved in their lives. Their government is inefficient. They exist as nomads. They seem to have a special purpose on the world.
The race of elves. They have bony plates instead of hair. In their culture, every person is expected to be good at etiquette. They are exceptionally good at transmutation. They have a very ritualized culture. They worship a single god. Their government is efficient. They exist outside this dimension, but have some influence inside of this one.
The race of Werecats. They are naturally good at cryptography. They are noted for their libraries and use of widespread semaphore systems. They worship a conflict-ridden, matriarchial pantheon of gods and goddesses. The goddess of birth is especially important to them. Most religious observation is personal and intimate. They completely control an island chain that is known as a home for monstrous creatures. The goddess that created them in turn abandoned them.
The race of elves. They have feathers instead of hair. They have an affinity for great deserts. They are noted for their treasure-vaults. They manage to control a poor desert empire. The goddesses that created them in turn abandoned them.
The enormous race. They are scaled and have strange ears. They extrude a deadly toxin. They have quite the sense of humor. They have no defining religion, preferring to pick and choose from the pieces of other religions. Their government is a plutocracy.
The race of dwarves. They are black-skinned and have black eyes. They are empathic. They live in a very egaltarian society. They serve a race of enemy gods. Their government is ethical in its own way. They exist as nomads. The god that created them in turn abandoned them.
The bulky race. They have eyes that change color constantly. They have four legs. They are well-known for their beautiful fashions and gambling houses. They love elaborate clothing. They are in general, atheists. Their government is a plutocracy that is ethical in its own way. They control a kingdom that is known for its exotic animal life.
The diminutive race. They are silver-scaled. They are famous for their roadways. They worship a single goddess 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 non-functional. They control a poor kingdom that is known for its exotic plant life.

 

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