Species
TOK PEOPLE
While in modern times, the four distinct peoples of the Tok species are not quite as physically similar as they once were, scholars and historians have agreed that the Torgali, Canzians, Lovalians, and Dawi have all descended from a single ancestor, known as the Primal Tok.
These imposing people have persevered in the eastern tropics since the beginning of time, evolving them into strong and crafty folks who have a great respect for tradition.
Thriving in the sweltering southern portion of the Beanut Lands, these feline peopleare great natural hunters, herders, and all-around survivalists with unique connections to the esoteric.
The Lovalians created the first written records and boasted the first formally recognized monarchy in the world, but these towering northern folk have become much less involved in the warmer world’s events in recent centuries.
The bestial Dawi of the sky islands are stocky and odd-natured, but they have historically cemented their influence on the world by carefully balancing their pursuit of both physical and intellectual abilities.
SYLVAN PEOPLE
Today, the Sylvan people all differ dramatically in outward appearance, and though they don’t all share as many outward physical similarities, they are all connected in a way that supports their label as descendants of the same Primal Sylvan species.
The majority of these long-lived flying people still reside in their ancestral Glen, but those who have integrated with greater societies are often a sight to behold.
The aquatic Bodren have deep ties to the natural world, seeing and influencing the potential of the threads of magic sewn throughout all of nature, influencing it in their own way.
The Fangren have not sought out success through fame, fortune, or even glory; instead, most of them are happiest when left to their own devices, enjoying the beauty of nature just the way it is.
VARIAN PEOPLE
In the present day, Varian people are extremely varied as the name suggests. This is due to their highly-adaptive bodies, rather than generations of hardship or magical influence.
Though they are historically the newest people recorded to establish settlements in the Beanut Lands, the Willonians are mostly renown for their immense ambition, ingenuity, and industrial proficiency.
The Hinfolk are a social species who thrive on fellowship and communication, and while many of them have set down deep roots in their communities, others have a wanderlust that will never be satisfied.
The passionate and lively Grimkin have spread out deep into the caves and tunnels inside the Frostlands of the north, pursuing their love of life, and following their passions.
The Beanut Lands 