Who Lives in Omeria?

From the beginning of the Age of Triumphs, humans quickly spread over the Omeria, the Long Continent. Mankind started in three regions: The Summer Land to the northeast (Knotsiders), Odonburg to the south (Dinzers), and since-ruined Karnione in east central Omeria. By late-age, humans were prolific on The Weysevain Coast (Ditimayans) and in the highlands of the north of the continent (Rasgax).

The second most prolific race in Omeria, at the time, were the Garrish goblinoids of Gar Wabrizz. Mid-age, they emerged from their homes in the Low and fought off the hordes of Olyothyrian elves to the west with help from magic-sensitive creatures called dokh nuzegh.

There were the drakebloods from the island of Aegreya who were descendants of the Great Chromatic dragons that once ruled the Basilisk’s Spine.

Once rulers of Northern Omeria, the two remaining races of elves—the Olyothyrians and Anorians—had since dwindled to only a few hundred thousand of their kind.

Two major races of dwarves were found in Omeria, as well. First, there were the exiled Von Doral dwarves who lost their kingdom to the Garrish and their dokh nuzeghs. Then, there were ong-ongs of Wallingmiotta, a strange, fur-covered race of dwarves who had more in common with gnomes than they did the Von Dorals.

Wanderer halflings sailed across the Omeria Ocean to prove their worth as warriors.

And even the undead had staked a claim in Omeria as the slaveholding rulers of Xenem Dynasty, an island named for its immortal emperor.

Notable races with smaller populations included the Krigs, Canids, and Devilkin.