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| Title | Summary |
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| Aelven aelven | Aelven, ordinarily called elves, are one of the five mortal peoples and bear the burden of Memory. They live substantially longer than humans and excel at preserving, reproducing and refining existing knowledge, but show comparatively little creative variation. |
| Dires dires | Dires are one of the five mortal peoples and bear the burden of Emotion, traditionally called the Heat of the Heart. They consist of many distinct terrestrial animal peoples rather than one body type. Anthro is an outsider and often derogatory label. |
| Drywid drywid | Drywid are one of the five mortal peoples and bear the burden of Nature. They are known for restoration, conjuring and communication with living systems. The older translation druid survives in outsider texts but does not describe one profession or religion. |
| Dvergr dvergr | Dvergr are one of the five mortal peoples and bear the burden of Pressure. They are a broad, physically strong people associated with underground engineering, ordered routine and the earliest systematic study of Lodestone. The outsider word dwarf is derogatory and misleading: Dvergr are only moderately shorter than humans. |
| Mankin mankin | Mankin, commonly called humans or Men, are one of the five mortal peoples and bear the burden of Change. Their short generations and unusually broad variation make them the principal innovators of later Uclean history, although innovation is a population tendency rather than an ability possessed equally by every individual. |
| Orcneas orcneas | Orcneas, commonly called orcs, are conjured mud-people created by the Five Kings as soldiers. They are not one of the natural Kin peoples and are normally born without souls. Most disappear when their conjurers die or recall them. |