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| − | Humans are one of the most widespread [[humanlike]] species on the world of [[Asdar]]. Humans are found in nearly every clime. They are rare in the polar regions and rare in the depths of the earth, but abundant in temperate, alpine, nordic, mediterranean, tropical, savannah, steppe, semi-tropical, and present in deserts. Humans are highly adaptable. They worship historically powerful divinities, practice magic, have excellent | + | Humans are one of the most widespread [[humanlike]] species on the world of [[Asdar]]. Humans are found in nearly every clime. They are rare in the polar regions and rare in the depths of the earth, but abundant in temperate, alpine, nordic, mediterranean, tropical, savannah, steppe, semi-tropical, and present in deserts. Humans are highly adaptable. They worship historically powerful divinities, practice magic, have excellent [[energist]]s among their numbers, and develop [[titancraft]]. Perhaps greatest among human assets is the ability to form highly cohesive social structures. Warfare among human nations sadly is one of their greatest weaknesses and the irresistible lure of power. |
Human influence waned in relatively recent history during the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]], but resurged due to the use of Chaos magic and then was redeemed by violent reconquests of [[the Isbajutha]]. | Human influence waned in relatively recent history during the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]], but resurged due to the use of Chaos magic and then was redeemed by violent reconquests of [[the Isbajutha]]. | ||
=Human Dominance Compared to Other Humanlikes= | =Human Dominance Compared to Other Humanlikes= | ||
| − | Humans are at present time the dominant species of [[humanlike]]s on the world of [[Asdar]]. Despite their near hegemony, humans do not rule the | + | Humans are at present time the dominant species of [[humanlike]]s on the world of [[Asdar]]. Despite their near hegemony, humans do not rule the globe, but share control with other humanlikes, especially [[dwarves]] and [[elves]] whom they accept on something of an equal stance. Elves are the leaders in many woodlands and the cultural icons of [[Sungo]]. Dwarves are predominant in the [[Jaggudorns]] and other mountains regions, preferring the depths of the earth. Orcs while despised are dominant in central [[Danona]] and [[Izibjaal]]. Giants are common in mountainous plateaus, preferring the rugged surface. |
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
Revision as of 11:50, 26 May 2014
Humans are one of the most widespread humanlike species on the world of Asdar. Humans are found in nearly every clime. They are rare in the polar regions and rare in the depths of the earth, but abundant in temperate, alpine, nordic, mediterranean, tropical, savannah, steppe, semi-tropical, and present in deserts. Humans are highly adaptable. They worship historically powerful divinities, practice magic, have excellent energists among their numbers, and develop titancraft. Perhaps greatest among human assets is the ability to form highly cohesive social structures. Warfare among human nations sadly is one of their greatest weaknesses and the irresistible lure of power.
Human influence waned in relatively recent history during the Middle Ages of Chaos, but resurged due to the use of Chaos magic and then was redeemed by violent reconquests of the Isbajutha.
Human Dominance Compared to Other Humanlikes
Humans are at present time the dominant species of humanlikes on the world of Asdar. Despite their near hegemony, humans do not rule the globe, but share control with other humanlikes, especially dwarves and elves whom they accept on something of an equal stance. Elves are the leaders in many woodlands and the cultural icons of Sungo. Dwarves are predominant in the Jaggudorns and other mountains regions, preferring the depths of the earth. Orcs while despised are dominant in central Danona and Izibjaal. Giants are common in mountainous plateaus, preferring the rugged surface.
See Also
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