Human

Humans are among the most adaptable and ambitious species in the world, known for their versatility, ingenuity, and resilience. Their short lifespans drive them to achieve greatness quickly, making them a dominant force in shaping the world’s history, politics, and culture. No two human cultures are alike, as their adaptability allows them to thrive in diverse environments.  

Physical Characteristics

Height: 5 to 6.5 feet on average. Weight: 120 to 250 pounds on average. Skin: Wide variety, from pale to dark, with numerous undertones. Eyes: Common colors include brown, blue, green, hazel, and gray. Other Features: Humans have the greatest variation among species, often distinguishing themselves by hairstyles, tattoos, piercings, or clothing tied to cultural identity.  

Culture & Society

Values: Humans are driven by ambition, innovation, and the pursuit of legacy. They value freedom, family, tradition, and progress in varying measures depending on their culture. Traditions: Festivals, holidays, and rituals vary by region. Many cultures honor ancestors, celebrate seasonal changes, or commemorate historical achievements. Leadership: Human societies range from monarchies to democracies, tribal councils to despotic regimes. Their diversity in governance is unparalleled. Relations with Other Species: Humans are often seen as both allies and rivals by other species, as their rapid expansion and influence can lead to tension or cooperation.  

Homeland & Environment

Humans are not tied to a single homeland or environment, thriving in every corner of the world—from the frozen tundras to arid deserts, dense jungles, and sprawling plains. This adaptability makes them one of the most widespread species.  

Language

Humans commonly speak the most widespread language of the land (e.g., Common), and many learn additional regional or cultural languages.