| Elves: |
| Elves are slimmer and somewhat shorter than the average human and are easily distinguished by their fine features and pointed ears. They often live more than 1,200 years. Elves do not like the confines of civilization. They delight in natural beauty, singing, and carefree playing. To outsiders, elves often appear to be haughty and cold, although they are known to be fiercely loyal to friends. Elves of all classes are taught archery from a young age and weild any type of bow, and long or short sword with great marvel. Elves are resistant to any type of sleep or charm spell. (Numerous types of elves.) |
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| Gnomes: |
| Gnomes are distant kin of the dwarves, although the latter are loathe to admit the relation. Gnomes typically live to be around 600 years old. Where dwarves are taciturn and hard working, the gnomes are more carefree and lively. Never turn your back on a gnome, however - they are diabolical and enthusiastic practical jokers. Gnomes are fairly magic resistant, and gain a strike of rage while in combat with wolves. |
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| Half-Elves: |
| Half-elves inherit several advantages from their mixed parentage. They resemble their elvish parents in facial appearance, but half-elves are taller and heavier than most elves. approaching human norms. While not as long lived as true elves, they live, on average about 250 years. For the most part half-elves can travel and mingle in both elvish and human company, although rarely arethey truly accepted in either. Half-elves have the greatest selection of job combinations of any other races. They inherit an innate resistance to sleep and charm spells, but to a lesser extent than full-blooded elves. |
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