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The Racial Update Hello everyone, Squak from Story Management here for an exciting announcement! After about a year of work, through various stages and administrations - The ST is proud to announce that the Racial Update is finished. After working with cultural & racial leaders, alongside Nationleaders and Story Team, we've come up with a cohesive, fully-agreed and final clarification on the races and subraces of LOTC. While Culture is excluded from this project, this project fully focused and clarified the physical attributes of each and every race. This should cle

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This lore has been denied. Hey there, you don't need lore to call a specific area "specific area" - it can simply be called that. Given that this isn't quite adding to worldlore other than naming something, its to be denied. Have fun with your rp, and feel free to call any area whatever you think it should be called - it's a goal of the ST to keep areas in player hands, and while sometimes offering example, its mainly going to be player-made, the names for places and things. Have a good night, contact me if you have any questions.

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This lore has been denied. You will be sent a forum PM regarding the reasons for denial within the next 24 hours.

This lore has been denied. You will be sent a forum PM regarding the reasons for denial within the next 24 hours.

LotC Core Race Lore - Master Thread LotC Core Race Lore - Elves LotC Core Race Lore - Elves: Wood Elves The Wood Elves, known as the Mali’ame within the Elven language, are a subrace of elves. They are, traditionally, forest dwellers and inhabitants of vast wooded areas. Speaking literally, Mali’ame means “Elves of the Forest”. Many hold close ties to nature and follow their cultural tradition of worshiping the Aspects, nature gods whom they revere. They are considered to be more expressive than the more traditionally reserved High Elves, with a rich his

LotC Core Race Lore - Master Thread LotC Core Race Lore - Elves LotC Core Race Lore - Elves: Dark Elves The Dark Elves, known as the Mali’ker within the Elven language, are a subrace of elves. Traditionally, they have resided in caves or cliffs and other relatively low light areas. In modern times, this has changed and living in surface cities is common amongst the Dark Elves. However, some Dark Elves still follow in this traditional structure of submerged living. The ‘ker have a rich history, filled with the rise and fall of their cities and diverse cul

LotC Core Race Lore - Master Thread LotC Core Race Lore - Elves LotC Core Race Lore - Elves: High Elves The High Elves, known as the Mali’aheral within the Elven language, are a subrace of elves. They dwell within their silver citadel, the white capital known as Haelun’or. The majority of them call themselves the mali'aheral, or blessed elf in ancient elven, who believe their heritage makes them the 'highest' of the races. This name later evolved into 'High Elves' in common speech. Many believe the 'High' stands for their proud and obnoxious treatment of

LotC Core Race Lore - Master Thread LotC Core Race Lore - Dwarves LotC Core Race Lore - Dwarves: Mountain Dwarves Mountain Dwarves, Agnarum Dwedmar in the dwarven language, are a traditionally strong and hardy form of Dwarf which calls the vast mountain ranges of the world home. They often create sprawling mountain fortresses and cities that loom over the world beneath. For a Mountain Dwarf, the fresh air of a mountain summit is the smell of home, and the snow from the thin-aired heights a welcoming sign of hospitality. Mountain Dwarves prefer an

LotC Core Race Lore - Master Thread LotC Core Race Lore - Dwarves LotC Core Race Lore - Dwarves: Forest Dwarves The Forest Dwarves are unique among the Dwarves. Unlike their brethren, most Forest Dwarves choose not to live in the earth in caves and mountains. Instead, as their name suggests, they choose to live in the forest. This has made some of them highly dislike the other dwed, which is sometimes mutual, but more often they have at least some friendly connections with the Grand Kingdom of Urguan. Seeing a forest dwarf in the dwarven legion is not as