Human

Magic

• Spellcasting: Many humans channel their mana into scriptural magic, inscribing runes or invoking ritual and quick-cast spells. This structured approach requires training but grants versatility.
• Physical Channeling: Others learn to direct mana into their bodies, enhancing physical ability, martial techniques, or specialized skills.
• Hybrid Styles: Most human adventurers rely on a mixture of quick-cast spells, mana-infused abilities, and magical gear or foci to produce the dramatic “heroic blasts” celebrated in legends.

• Humans are considered infants between the ages of zero to four, during which time they were completely dependent on their parents for food and care. They gradually pick up mobility and world awareness.
• The next stage is kids who learn, play, and grow between the ages of five to twelve. Although kids are not as dependent on their parents at this point, they are still present to meet the majority of their needs. However, young kids are inquisitive and beginning to understand others and themselves. People have a saying that a young child always hears and retains everthing. My favorite saying from my friends at the bar is “Kids are just little people who become truth drunks”.
• Between the ages of 13 to 25, their bodies begin to evolve and develop into adults, which is referred to as the teenage years. Their physical body begins to gain figure, height, weight, and muscles. In most situations, this is also where mana develops it a place to start train your mana into what you want use it for. In most circumstances, they will also begin to establish their identity and become less reliant on their parents.
• From the ages of 26 to 109, they are in their adulthood, their bodies have matured, and they have a good sense of what their natural magic will do. It will continue to develop as they age, but in most cases, it has a set of talents.
• From 110 to roughly 160 years of age, they are elders; their bodies have gradually begun to slow down and become weaker, as have their magical talents if they are not kept up with. Other people regard them as wise because they have lived a lengthy life for a human. This is the human life cycle.

• Curiosity: A relentless drive to explore, learn, and uncover what lies beyond their current understanding.
• Pride: A strong sense of self, pushing them to prove their worth, uphold their beliefs, or defend their accomplishments.
• Stubbornness: The refusal to yield, whether in defending loved ones, proving themselves correct, or simply enduring the struggles of everyday life.

• Sight: Human vision allows them to perceive the world in three dimensions, including light and shadow. However, their range of night vision or perception of fine magical auras is weaker than that of Demi-Dragons.
• Hearing: Humans can detect a wide variety of sounds but not with the distance or clarity of elven ears.
• Smell: Their sense of smell is adequate but duller compared to demonkind, who can track scents across great distances.
• Taste & Touch: Both senses are well-rounded, serving as reliable but unremarkable tools of perception.