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[[Category:Humanlikes]] [[Category:Deepearth Humanlikes]]

...ace of frogmen, the Gishak live in small villages through the world and in deepearth locals, such as the Esgargan Sea. They generally live on the outskirts of *[[Humanlikes]]

...any other races. The term is a euphemism for 'non-human.' Although some humanlikes object to humans as the touchstone for sentience, the local term for humanl Humanlikes that associate most commonly with humans are giants, dwarves, and halflings

...barines are now in a state of perpetual decadence, the ages of their great deepearth empire long behind them. ...arines are thought to be decadent, fallen from power, and scattered in the deepearth.

...great demonic goddess, [[Xhalb'ithût]]. The principle worshipers are the deepearth [[Ithrabbi]] and the [[Sibbarine]]s. Members of other races also have occa :[[Ssubat]]: [[Troglodyte]] god of the deepearth worshiped by various humanlikes

...]. In the wild, they dwell in ponds, streams, rivers, and sometimes the [[deepearth]]. The reclusive [[Fishfolk]] of the [[Amosgire]] are rumored to keep and

...es within the interior jungles of northern Bahuna. Their presence in the [[deepearth]] is attested by explorers and scholars but even more poorly understood. T ...the ability to see heat, a form of vision common to many occupants of the deepearth. Although resembling fish, mature Fishfolk are curiously amphibious, equal

...s of surviving in the high plateau of the Jaggudorns, relying upon their [[deepearth]] retreats as sanctuary from the giants and dragons not uncommon to the reg [[Category:Humanlikes]]

...nternal struggles among their houses. Dwarven scholars propose that the [[deepearth]] below the mountains is embroiled in a multi-ethnic war of which the Gedda [[Category:Humanlikes]]

...es are rather hardy and more resistant to bodily toxins. Dwarves like many humanlikes who dwell primarily under the earth, possess [[heat vision]]. Dwarves live ...rd currency. Dwarves are also resourceful enough to use the beasts of the deepearth as nourishment to prevent their dependence upon surface food. Subterranean

...He is a demonic entity that is widely worshiped by some humanlikes of the deepearth, especially the Sibbarines. He appears as a great, pasty-white humanoid wit

|[[Xhalb'ithût]]||align="center"|Greater||align="center"|[[Kvarraga]], among humanlikes||many-tentacled demonic goddess, mother of many lesser divinities||[[Ithrab |[[Yomb]]||align="center"|Middle||align="center"|[[Deepearth]]||chaos god of chthonic wealth worshiped by heretical dwarves||chaos dwarv

:[[Jagúdah]]: Mountains, Hibernation, Deepearth =Humanlikes & Miscellaneous=

==Deepearth Religions== The vast tunnels and caverns of Kvarraga are home to several cults of deepearth divinities, demi-gods, and ancient beings of worship.

...tribes ([[Tuadbe]]), fishfolk, lizardfolk, common giants, and other forest humanlikes. *♦ [[Fishfolk]] remnants dwell in the deepearth, brought by the Neptultchi

..."|Goblins adopt Skycraft||align="center"|[[Jaggudorns]]||Goblins and other humanlikes adopt Skycraft |align="center"|2490's||align="center"|{{icon|titancraft}}||align="center"|Deepearth Dragonrail Network||align="center"|[[Dagdoria]]||Construction of Subterrane

=Humanlikes= :[[Shalb]] (Xhalb'): son of Xhalb’ithût, patron god of the Deepearth and the Sibbarine Elves