Fictional races

riainal races and halfbreeds of Vaeris Acceptance of a halfbreed by their parents society ◆ Totaly Accepted Mainly aceepted ainly rejected Totaly rejeeted ain caces res ves Average weight: 70-100kg Average height: 1m75-1m90 Life expeetaney: verage weight: 50-70kg Average height: 1m55-1m75 Life expectaney: 200 years ~60 gears warfs verage weight verage weight: 70-90kg Average height: 1m35-1m45 Life expeetaneg: 140 years 60-80kg Average height: 1m60-1m80 Life expectaney: 80 gears Half-human…

Step 3a: Races - Imgur

Building a fantasy world usually involves including fantasy races and even “monsters”. What races do you need, or want, in your world, and how do you pick them?

Unique names are one key component that makes a created work fantastical.It maybe be hard to create consistent names for fantasy characters, fantasy buildings and fantasy location and countries. My advice if you are doing hard world building and your work spans across many nations with detailed cultures and varying races is to have consistency with the names. So here are a few fantasy name generating tips.For information and examples check out the full post.

In fantasy world-building and writing, the term "race" is loosely used to describe a sentient or sapient life form with a similar degree of intelligence and awareness as that of a human.

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