Mikaze's page

My players may want to look away, setting history/mystery spoilers

Been racking my brain trying to make these guys via the rules. They're the three major original races in my homebrew. They're still incomplete, but what's missing is noted below.

Basic setting history rundown:[spoiler] These three races were the original native inhabitants of the setting's world, from a time where the original sole goddess of that world actually physically lived upon it with her creations. It was as close to paradise as a mortal world can get, for a time at least. Planet was mostly covered by water. What land there was generally looked like a collaboration between Roger Dean and Michael Whelan.

Then a cosmic disaster happened, world was knocked on its axis, goddess got mortally wounded, planet quickly started going downhill. Said goddess sealed her people away to save them as she faced off against the cosmic horror-level threat to her creations. Though she was victorious she lay dying for an age before planeswalking beings of different sorts(mortals, celestials, fiends, etc.) found a way to her world, encountered her, got involved in one seemingly final battle with the vestiges of the threat that wounded her, and inherited her divinity to become a new pantheon of deities, among which the new Big Good deity carried out her oath to the original goddess to guard her world and repair it as best they could. She started creating or bringing in races from other worlds, and the other deities followed suit for their own purposes.

Fast-forward ages later, and the original races began to awaken to a world that had radically changed while they slept. First the Sephaqi, who were charged with forging alliances and making the way safe for the rest of their kin to follow, then the Kaevaqi, who were the most adept at meeting those threats to their kin that could only be met by force, then finally the Avaqi, who were the majority populace and were woefully unprepared for world as it currently was. Around that same time the original goddess was reborn, though in a much diminished state and no longer capable of remining physically upon her world, forcing her to be as distant as most gods.

1. Human
2. Elf
3. Dwarf
4. Half-Orc
5. Half-Elf
6. Halfling
7. Gnome
8. Orc
9. Goblin
10. Hobgoblin

11. Drow
12. Tiefling
13. Aasimar
14. Fetchling
15. Ifrit
16. Undine
17. Sylph
18. Oread
19. Suli
20. Dhampir

21. Changeling
22. Catfolk
23. Lizardfolk
24. Ratfolk
25. Vanara
26. Vishkanya
27. Strix
28. Tengu
29. Merfolk
30. Gillmen

31. Duergar
32. Derro
33. Svirfneblin
34. Kitsune
35. Nagaji
36. Samsaran
37. Wayang
38. Grippli
39. Kobold
40. Ogre

41. Dryad
42. Satyr
43. Pixie
44. Nymph
45. Sprite
46. Forlarren
47. Nereid
48.
49.
50.

51. Centaur
52. Harpy
53. Medusa
54. Naga
55. Gargoyle
56. Minotaur
57. Troll
58. Gnoll
59. Vegepygmy
60.

61. Sahuagin
62. Cecaelia
63. Grindylow
64. Locathah
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.

71. Dark Folk
72. Drider
73. Mongrelman
74. Serpentfolk
75. Ettercap
76. Shae
77.
78.
79. Ghoul
80. Vampire

81. Gearman/Warforged
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89. Goliath
90. Dragonborn

91. Aberration-based Humanoid
92. Construct-based Humanoid
93. Dragon-based Humanoid
94. Ooze-based Humanoid
95. Plant-based Humanoid
96.
97.
98.
99.
100.