Humans are distinguished among other races with a unique ability to assimilate everything new. They are unbelievably capable to master new experience, be it in science, craftwork, art or magic. This race absorbs everything it comes in touch with beyond its culture, developing and accomplishing the new knowledge.
Zwergs are a dwarfish race. Zwergs' gracile small bodies are shaped by the creative will of the underground springs, some spots on them covered with shining gemstones. Their hair is a growth of crystals. Sensibility and reserve of scholars is combined in zwergs' nature with exuberant creativity of artists.
The appearance of sidhe as player characters should express their superhuman nature: olive-skinned, they look humanlike, absorbed in constant concentration controlling their inner power. An observer can notice its movement, for their inner light penetrates the surface of their bodies at some places, such as the eyes and some other spots.
Creativity - the lizards possess an intricate mind and are brilliant actors, masters of hipocricy. Canny lizards master subtle intrigues, but they like to conceal their sharp intellect under the mask of rude, clowning savages. To great extent the appearance of lizards is to blame for such a poor reputation.
Kelebras are the youngest race on the planet. in their human shape kelebras are tall and tout. Males are big and muscular, their rough features, specially the eyes, witness to their animal nature. Transformed men take shape of giant wolfs. Females are tall as well, but gracious, their bodies are strong and agile, their features regular and delicately chiseled. Transformed they appear as big lynxes.
Arrawns differ a lot from other intellectual races. Having come to the planet from the depths of the space, they are ideally fit to survive under any, even the most difficult, circumstances. They are tall creatures, having two pairs of operating limbs and a strong tail, but completely lacking sexual characteristics. A strong defensive shell, covering bodies of arrawns, protects them both from temperature changes and bodily damages.