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The Races of Greylan and Beyond: Kobolds
The Races of Greylan and Beyond: Kobolds
The Races of Greylan and Beyond: Kobolds
Saga is host to multiple races dispersed around the world. This document gives a
brief description of the races commonly found in Greylan (Camimar) and its
surrounding territories.
Kobolds
In the past, Kobolds were the laughing stock of Saga. Nothing but
pests and vermin to be culled from their underground caverns and
tunnels; sometimes menial and discriminated workhands. Today, these
little dragons have erected one of the most advanced empires on the
planet: Greylan.
Kobolds are seen as overtly patriotic, and while that might be the case in many instances, it is
detached from the truth. The vast majority of the kobolds of Greylan feel a kinship with one
another, and while they can indeed make enemies with one another, squabbles do not often
transfer to other kobolds and they do not last very long.
Dragonborn
History book and some evolutionist theories reaffirm
that the ancient race of dragons evolved (or devolved)
into modern dragonborn. In reality, and as some
mythological books point out, years before the rapture,
a group of evil sorcerers cursed dragon eggs and
changed them, so that new dragons would be born as
humanoids. In time, these turned into the modern
dragonborn.
Grungs
In the old days, grungs were tribal hunter-gatherers native to
the Primvar forests. In modern Greylan, however, they are as
integral citizens to the country as anyone else. They have
adapted to kobold culture after long efforts, but some of them
still hold their old meritocratic ways.
While kobold norm dictates that everyone is as useful, some grungs hold to a
sense of success, that, when reached, deems lower-class workers a failure. As such,
some conservationist grungs stick to the idea of success as a way to surpass
everyone. This has led to some grungs being cunning business frogs and
entrepreneurs.
Grungs are also known for their unique physical traits. Aside from being able to
jump really high and being amphibious, they need to be submerged in water every
day at least once and they also secrete a psychedelic poison through their backs.
Some unsavory folk would go as far as to kidnap grungs to harvest their secretions
and sell them as luxury drugs.
Mariposas (Mothfolk)
To look upon a Mariposa is to be enthralled by the alluring beauty of their insect-
like appearance and their arresting fashion. Mariposas can be compared to
humanoid, four-armed moths. Their long, feathery antennae make them look taller
and imposing while their sometimes ominous, wholly black eyes pierce those of the
people they talk to.
Mariposas tend to use long, open robes and coats, kimonos and yukatas, in which
they can sew and tailor colors and patterns to better and more clearly express
sentiment. They lack wings, and without realizing, many end up designing garish
patterns on the back pieces of their outfits.
As a note, Mariposas have a dark disposition to eat silk, but normally it works
like a drug for them. If they eat any kind of silk, it is hard for them to be stopped.
Truly terrible, for Mariposa cocoons are made out of silk.
Oni (Tieflings)
To many, the oni are as unsettling as the hellish island
they call home. Their daring traditions have impressed,
shocked and scared those that have had any kind of
interaction with them. Chaos and motion is part of an oni’s
lifestyle, and for better or for worse, they welcome them.
While they are not native to Greylan, many can be found in its regions as monster
hunters.
Humans
Ever since and before the rapture, human population has receded dramatically
around the world of saga. Today, humans are considered an endangered species as
very few pockets of humanity remain.
Regardless of the case, seeing a human is a rarity. Though many humans can still
be found in the Clarinholm county of Greylan.
These two races are known to inhabit the seas south of Greylan. They have a
floating city in the middle of the coldmaw stretch and is known to be the lair of
many criminals and modern pirates.
Hobgoblins are technically religious. But their religion dictates them to acquire
the most amount of money in their lives to buy the tickets to heaven. A moment
they don’t earn money is a moment wasted. It’s not like greed, but religious
practice.