Races in Xyllomer

• elf
  Forest dwellers who are not necessarily a good or an evil people. They generally concern themselves with enjoying life to its fullest while respecting all that the world has to offer them. Dearly beloved to them are forests and greatly despised are the dwarves unless the dwarves can prove themselves worthy of elven attention. Elves also have the ability to see in darkness. They are somewhat smaller in size than humans.
• human
  Average and very versatile people. They have no special alignment as a group and no special abilities. They generally seem to congregate in cities, especially Padorn, the largest city in the world.
• gnome
  The gnomes specialize in creating gadgets that make up for their small size. They are a very clever people and while they have no particular alignment as a group, they are most often members of the pickpocket's guild. Gnomes are somewhat more resistant to magic than most other races.
• fairy
  Fairies are a very tiny race of magical people from another realm. In this realm they do not have the ability to fly but they do have the ability to regenerate their magical and mental energy at a faster rate than any other race. Additionally they have a much better hearing.
• centaur
  Many other races of Xyllomer see centaurs as being clumsy and stupid. Compared to other races they do have strong constitutions and high brute strength. They also have the ability to recover from wounds at a faster rate but regenerate mental energies more slowly. The Centaurs in Xyllomer seem to be fewer by each year, only rumours exist about the reason.
• dwarf
  Dwarves are short and stout folk. They appear somewhat grumpy towards others especially if the other one is an elf, but once you happen to know one, you will find out that they are very reliable. Most of them despise magic, more hate elves, perhaps the reason can be found in history, others say, they are only envious of the happy folk. Their physical health is known all over Xylomer as is there inability to swim. Dwarven weapons are frowned upon, if one happens to face it as an enemy.