Human

 

Description

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Humans, driven by the pursuit of their desires, embark on relentless quests for power, love, and purpose. Their paths intermingle with the shifting tides of history, marking significant triumphs and heart-wrenching tragedies. From legendary figures who defied fate, to ordinary individuals seeking their place in a complex world, the annals of human history are replete with captivating tales of courage, sacrifice, and redemption.   Humans are known for their brashness and intelligence, earning them a reputation for unpredictability. Their ingenuity has yielded some of Dromaria's most remarkable breakthroughs, although their numerous conflicts have left lasting scars on the world.   Humans display a wide range of physical characteristics, varying in shape, size, and height, which can span from 5 to nearly 7 feet. Their diversity extends to their skin, hair, and eye colors, ensuring that no two individuals are exactly alike.  

Societies

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While humans can be found throughout Dromaria, they are particularly prominent on the continent of Pathriam and within the country of Undai. Human societies exhibit great diversity, ranging from the Lothor-worshiping nation of the Tritos Dominion, to the arcane district of Thorn and beyond. The culture of Undai, living under the umbrella of the Dragon's Peace, tends to be less inclined towards violence, with humans there embracing spirituality, through the Calling or the Covenant.    

History

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Originating from various worlds, humans congregated on the Ancestors' vessel. While the majority came from the world of Magnon, it is the exploits of the Krazier Krazier family from the planet Athantoss that have lingered through the ages.   In the early years of settling, two powerful humans named Gaides and Polurn Krazier died protecting the Ancestors. Gaides fell in the first battle with the dragons of Dromaria, his soul became untethered and lost to the winds. Deeply affected by the loss of her brother, Polurn tirelessly delved into the mysteries surrounding their new world and discovered that it was ill-prepared to handle the passage of mortal souls. Through her selfless sacrifice, she ensured the continuity of the cycle of death and rebirth, ultimately ascending to become revered as a goddess of death.   While some sought to establish peace with the formidable dragons, others, led by an enraged Lucca Krazier, embarked on a campaign of vengeance. The loss of his siblings was too much and the ensuing war was marked by desperation and bloodshed.   Following Lucca's demise and the signing of the Covenant, humans gained the freedom to reside wherever they chose outside of the continent of Erimata. Some remained in the safety of the new colony of Kalatearman on Zan'deil, while others settled across the expanse of the continent of Pathriam. The city of Ania emerged as the inaugural human nation in a new country called Innex, becoming known as the Civil Kingdom.   The Age of Horror engulfed the fledgling nation, yet those horrors were ultimately vanquished through the determined efforts and sacrifices of a man named Ulric Lothor. Lothor became the most prominent human leader in history and the greatest hero of the age. The worship of Lothor gave birth to his ascension and the advent of the Lothoren chapter of the Illumination faith.   Unfortunately, numerous people could not escape the turmoil of the age. When the Dragon's Peace opened the borders of Erimata many sought refuge in Undai. As the dangers gradually waned, many eagerly desired to reclaim their former homes, only to discover them occupied by other nations or still plagued by horrors. The refusal of Ania to relinquish its control over the great city of Blarek ignited the first of many momentous human conflicts.