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''' | The '''inhabitants of [[Adaris]]''' encompass a vast spectrum of sentient beings, each shaped by the spiritual, elemental, and geographic forces of their realm. From the stoneborn of Terasil to the wind-carried wanderers of Vaelthar, every sophant reflects a different balance of survival, culture, and spiritual resonance. | ||
== Classification == | == Classification == | ||
The | The peoples of Adaris fall broadly into two categories: | ||
=== | === Sophants === | ||
Sophants are corporeal, sentient beings who have developed language, culture, and societal structures. Many are descendants of the [[Primordial Spirits]] or were formed through the merging of elemental and conscious forces. | |||
=== Spiritual | === Spiritual Beings === | ||
Entities that exist between the material and metaphysical realms. Some serve as guides, guardians, or manifestations of deeper forces and may interact with or inhabit the same realms as sophants. | |||
== | == Sophants of Adaris == | ||
=== Orasians === | === Orasians === | ||
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''Main article: [[Orasians]]'' | ''Main article: [[Orasians]]'' | ||
'''Realm''': [[Terasil]] | |||
'''Traits''': Stone-like bodies, immense endurance, geomantic resonance | |||
'''Culture''': Clan-based society built into mountains, governed by the Council of Stone | |||
=== Sunshifters === | === Sunshifters === | ||
[[File:Sunshifter Shaman.jpg|center|thumb|A Sunshifter shaman.]] | [[File:Sunshifter - Female Shaman 01.jpg|center|thumb|A Sunshifter shaman.]] | ||
''Main article: [[Sunshifters]]'' | ''Main article: [[Sunshifters]]'' | ||
'''Realm''': [[Zanarak]] | |||
'''Traits''': Mirage illusionists, skin treated for heat, spiritual alchemists | |||
'''Culture''': Traveling caravans guided by Luminaries and desert spirits | |||
=== Gilaari === | === Gilaari === | ||
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''Main article: [[Gilaari]]'' | ''Main article: [[Gilaari]]'' | ||
'''Realm''': [[Zanarak]] | |||
'''Traits''': Reptilian desert-dwellers, keen navigators, blend bipedal and quadrupedal movement | |||
'''Culture''': Keepers of [[Mirajhar]], ruled by the Council of the Shifting Sands | |||
=== Minthari === | === Minthari === | ||
[[File:Minthari.jpg|center|thumb|A Minthari | [[File:Minthari - Art 01.jpg|center|thumb|A Minthari artisan in the Deep Roads.]] | ||
''Main article: [[Minthari]]'' | ''Main article: [[Minthari]]'' | ||
The | '''Realm''': The Deep Roads beneath Terasil | ||
'''raits''': Small, dexterous, subterranean builders | |||
'''Culture''': Highly mobile guilds of miners, smiths, and geomancers | |||
=== Drahar === | |||
[[File:Drahar - General 01.jpg|center|thumb|A Drahar standing against the canyon walls.]] | |||
''Main article: [[Drahar]]'' | |||
'''Realm''': [[Orrakar]] | |||
'''Traits''': Stony-skinned scavengers, seismic perception, cliff-dwelling engineers | |||
'''Culture''': Salvage-driven, philosophical society built around erosion and reclamation | |||
=== Dralvir === | |||
[[File:Dralvir - General 01.jpg|center|thumb|A Dralvir watching over a sacred grove.]] | |||
''Main article: [[Dralvir]]'' | |||
'''Realm''': [[Celyndor]] | |||
'''Traits''': Antlered giants with bark-like skin, deeply tied to nature | |||
'''Culture''': Guardians of sacred forests, living embodiments of Kaelthorin’s will | |||
=== Korrash === | |||
[[File:Korrash - General 02.jpg|center|thumb|A Korrash in Tahr’Zul.]] | |||
''Main article: [[Korrash]]'' | |||
'''Realm''': [[Tahr’Zul]] | |||
'''Traits''': Heat-resistant extremophiles, sulfur-breathing, volcanic survivors | |||
'''Culture''': Clan-based survivalists, some aligned with the [[Burnt Creed]] | |||
=== Kuthar === | |||
[[File:Kuthar - General 01.jpg|center|thumb|A Kuthar perched above the canyon.]] | |||
''Main article: [[Kuthar]]'' | |||
'''Realm''': [[Orrakar]] | |||
'''Traits''': Nocturnal gliders, dust-repellent fur, canyon-adapted | |||
'''Culture''': Mesa-farmers and insect-keepers living in wind-suspended cities | |||
=== Nahari === | |||
[[File:Nahari - General 02.jpg|center|thumb|A Nahari preparing to dive.]] | |||
''Main article: [[Nahari]]'' | |||
'''Realm''': [[Fendralis]] | |||
'''Traits''': Amphibious, bioluminescent, deep-sea adapted | |||
'''Culture''': Federation of island-clans, masters of underwater survival and abyssal rituals | |||
=== Torinok === | |||
[[File:Torinok - Male 01.jpg|center|thumb|A Torinok tending to the land.]] | |||
''Main article: [[Torinok]]'' | |||
'''Realm''': [[Vaelthar]] | |||
'''Traits''': Yak-like humanoids, patient and powerful | |||
'''Culture''': Builders of enduring meadows and monoliths, valuing rooted permanence | |||
=== Vey'Lora === | |||
[[File:Vey'Lora - General 02.jpg|center|thumb|A Vey'Lora among the grasslands.]] | |||
''Main article: [[Vey'Lora]]'' | |||
'''Realm''': [[Vaelthar]] | |||
'''Traits''': Light-footed nomads, skin and hair marked by the wind | |||
'''Culture''': Perpetual wanderers, guided by wind and Vaelora’s breath | |||
[[Category:Inhabitants]] | [[Category:Inhabitants]] [[Category:Sophants]] |
Latest revision as of 17:43, 21 March 2025
The inhabitants of Adaris encompass a vast spectrum of sentient beings, each shaped by the spiritual, elemental, and geographic forces of their realm. From the stoneborn of Terasil to the wind-carried wanderers of Vaelthar, every sophant reflects a different balance of survival, culture, and spiritual resonance.
Classification
The peoples of Adaris fall broadly into two categories:
Sophants
Sophants are corporeal, sentient beings who have developed language, culture, and societal structures. Many are descendants of the Primordial Spirits or were formed through the merging of elemental and conscious forces.
Spiritual Beings
Entities that exist between the material and metaphysical realms. Some serve as guides, guardians, or manifestations of deeper forces and may interact with or inhabit the same realms as sophants.
Sophants of Adaris
Orasians

Main article: Orasians
Realm: Terasil
Traits: Stone-like bodies, immense endurance, geomantic resonance
Culture: Clan-based society built into mountains, governed by the Council of Stone
Sunshifters

Main article: Sunshifters
Realm: Zanarak
Traits: Mirage illusionists, skin treated for heat, spiritual alchemists
Culture: Traveling caravans guided by Luminaries and desert spirits
Gilaari

Main article: Gilaari
Realm: Zanarak
Traits: Reptilian desert-dwellers, keen navigators, blend bipedal and quadrupedal movement
Culture: Keepers of Mirajhar, ruled by the Council of the Shifting Sands
Minthari

Main article: Minthari
Realm: The Deep Roads beneath Terasil
raits: Small, dexterous, subterranean builders
Culture: Highly mobile guilds of miners, smiths, and geomancers
Drahar

Main article: Drahar
Realm: Orrakar
Traits: Stony-skinned scavengers, seismic perception, cliff-dwelling engineers
Culture: Salvage-driven, philosophical society built around erosion and reclamation
Dralvir

Main article: Dralvir
Realm: Celyndor
Traits: Antlered giants with bark-like skin, deeply tied to nature
Culture: Guardians of sacred forests, living embodiments of Kaelthorin’s will
Korrash

Main article: Korrash
Realm: Tahr’Zul
Traits: Heat-resistant extremophiles, sulfur-breathing, volcanic survivors
Culture: Clan-based survivalists, some aligned with the Burnt Creed
Kuthar

Main article: Kuthar
Realm: Orrakar
Traits: Nocturnal gliders, dust-repellent fur, canyon-adapted
Culture: Mesa-farmers and insect-keepers living in wind-suspended cities
Nahari

Main article: Nahari
Realm: Fendralis
Traits: Amphibious, bioluminescent, deep-sea adapted
Culture: Federation of island-clans, masters of underwater survival and abyssal rituals
Torinok

Main article: Torinok
Realm: Vaelthar
Traits: Yak-like humanoids, patient and powerful
Culture: Builders of enduring meadows and monoliths, valuing rooted permanence
Vey'Lora

Main article: Vey'Lora
Realm: Vaelthar
Traits: Light-footed nomads, skin and hair marked by the wind
Culture: Perpetual wanderers, guided by wind and Vaelora’s breath