a group of panthomer/human species on an island to the West, they remain hidden from ships passing by. usually lazy and feast on fish that get stuck in the stream in the middle of the island.

a large spread out towns of peaceful people. across the grass plains between the dark assassins temple and the Argamethasons temple.

surrounded by a swamp, the people there made a tower, hold magic inside rocks. plot to take over the lands. lead by a sorceress who is greedy for magical power.

people who have been locked in a bawble for years then broken out, come back as a pure magic, they can change to a dust and travel, teleport, turn invisible, kill people with a touch. but if they use too much they turn back to a normal human again and can be killed in this form.

a small thin bald monkey species, they absorb sunlight to eat. stealing shiny objects to reflect more light onto their skin, and making balls of metal things in the forest to sleep inside. they live near the crepter forest just past the eternus desert.

after one crepter was turned into a demon while inside his cocoon, he now can create more of his own even in humans. changing people inside a cocoon into a crepter demon.

human/goat/sheep species. their hair is like sheep wool, have small horns and feet are hooves. they have been hunted to almost extinct. some remain near the Western plains.

giant rhino humans. based on freemasons, they build temples, have meetings and keep the secrets of the land that others have wanted kept. they are an alliance with all species and only want peace for all in the world.

tattooed humans, practice in the art of killing. they assist others but only kill if it is needed. using shadow spells and quick movements. their temple lies in the south East of the grass plains.

a fire magic consciousness, created by a group of serpentarians to make the perfect species. their spell went wrong and created the worlds worst evil. water can kill them. they live in the canyons to the south and use sacred rocks to take over people and animals.