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The most common races that inhabit the world of Oberon (in order of approximate population size) are as follows;  
The most common species of humanoid that inhabit the world of Oberon (in order of approximate population size) are as follows;  


*[[Humans]]
*[[Humans]]
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*[[Ymirkin]]
*[[Ymirkin]]


The above are all races typically allowed to be used as player characters. Additionally there are three other common humanoid ancestries:
The above are all ancestries typically allowed to be used as player characters, without any comment.  
 
Additionally there are three other common humanoid ancestries that are typically reserved as NPCs:


*[[Ogres]]
*[[Ogres]]
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Lastly, there are some individuals who claim to be "unique" with respect to their ancestry:
=="Half" Species==
Typically speaking, although many of the humanoid species on Oberon are physically compatible (the required organs being broadly of similar size and shape), the various races are not capable of producing offspring with each other. At least, not without some a considerable amount of arcane or divine assistance.
 
Hence "half" species are practically unheard of. Some unique specimens of various combinations do exist though. They are nearly always unique.


Examples are:
*[[Half-Elf]]
*[[Half-Elf]]
*[[Half-Ogre]]
*[[Half-Ogre]]

Revision as of 11:01, 13 October 2024

The most common species of humanoid that inhabit the world of Oberon (in order of approximate population size) are as follows;

The above are all ancestries typically allowed to be used as player characters, without any comment. Additionally there are three other common humanoid ancestries that are typically reserved as NPCs:


The less-common humanoid species (in approximate order of population size) are;


"Half" Species

Typically speaking, although many of the humanoid species on Oberon are physically compatible (the required organs being broadly of similar size and shape), the various races are not capable of producing offspring with each other. At least, not without some a considerable amount of arcane or divine assistance.

Hence "half" species are practically unheard of. Some unique specimens of various combinations do exist though. They are nearly always unique.

Examples are: