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'''Humans:''' Greed is in their hearts, deep down a darkness lingers in them, we are slow to trust this race ever again due to slights of the past and knowing what they are capable of. However some have proven to be of good nature. Be warey of the human.

'''Dwarves:''' The second to be gifted this world, stern stout and steady we look to them as allies in battle against darkness.

'''Drow:''' Vile creatures that betrayed the Valar and slew many of our people. There is no words for these beasts only death.

'''Orcs:''' Strength and brutality rule these beasts, they act as rabid animals and must be put down in order to stop their spread of chaos. If not for their dark god we could have helped them achieve much, such a waste.

'''Goblins:''' Wild and unpredictable, thieving servants of the Orcs. Another cog in the wheel that is chaos and darkness that needs to be purged.

'''Gnomes:''' Tricky and amusing, they share a hardiness with the dwarves and offer a different insight to most problems.

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	In the realm of elven perception, orcs are often regarded as a tribal and violent race, whose aggressive expansionism and warlike nature conflict with the peaceful and harmonious way of life cherished by the elves. Elven society values nature, beauty, and the pursuit of knowledge, and thus, they find it challenging to comprehend the brutish and combative nature of the orcs. From an elven perspective, orcs are seen as a race driven by a thirst for power and dominance. Their tribal structures, characterized by strong hierarchical systems and fierce loyalty to their chieftains, stand in stark contrast to the egalitarian and democratic principles held dear by the elves. The orcs' society revolves around strength and physical prowess, often leading to conflicts and territorial disputes that result in violence and bloodshed. The elven perception of the orcish expansionism is often met with great concern and apprehension. Orcs, with their insatiable desire for conquest and territorial control, pose a significant threat to the tranquility and serenity of elven lands. The elves deeply value their forests, rivers, and natural habitats, and they strive to maintain a delicate balance with nature. They see the orcs' relentless encroachment and destruction of the environment as a grave offense, further fueling the animosity between the two races. The elven perception of orcs is also colored by tales and histories of past conflicts. Orcish raids and invasions are remembered as dark chapters in elven folklore, evoking feelings of sorrow, loss, and betrayal. These experiences have ingrained a sense of caution and wariness towards orcs within elven society, making it difficult for them to view orcs as anything other than a threat. However, it's important to note that elven perceptions, like those of any race, can be diverse and nuanced. While the general sentiment may lean towards wariness and suspicion, individual elves might hold different views based on personal experiences, interactions, or a broader understanding of orcish culture. Dialogue and diplomacy, though challenging, offer opportunities to bridge the divide and foster understanding between the two races, promoting the possibility of a more peaceful coexistence.		In the realm of elven perception, orcs are often regarded as a tribal and violent race, whose aggressive expansionism and warlike nature conflict with the peaceful and harmonious way of life cherished by the elves. Elven society values nature, beauty, and the pursuit of knowledge, and thus, they find it challenging to comprehend the brutish and combative nature of the orcs. From an elven perspective, orcs are seen as a race driven by a thirst for power and dominance. Their tribal structures, characterized by strong hierarchical systems and fierce loyalty to their chieftains, stand in stark contrast to the egalitarian and democratic principles held dear by the elves. The orcs' society revolves around strength and physical prowess, often leading to conflicts and territorial disputes that result in violence and bloodshed. The elven perception of the orcish expansionism is often met with great concern and apprehension. Orcs, with their insatiable desire for conquest and territorial control, pose a significant threat to the tranquility and serenity of elven lands. The elves deeply value their forests, rivers, and natural habitats, and they strive to maintain a delicate balance with nature. They see the orcs' relentless encroachment and destruction of the environment as a grave offense, further fueling the animosity between the two races. The elven perception of orcs is also colored by tales and histories of past conflicts. Orcish raids and invasions are remembered as dark chapters in elven folklore, evoking feelings of sorrow, loss, and betrayal. These experiences have ingrained a sense of caution and wariness towards orcs within elven society, making it difficult for them to view orcs as anything other than a threat. However, it's important to note that elven perceptions, like those of any race, can be diverse and nuanced. While the general sentiment may lean towards wariness and suspicion, individual elves might hold different views based on personal experiences, interactions, or a broader understanding of orcish culture. Dialogue and diplomacy, though challenging, offer opportunities to bridge the divide and foster understanding between the two races, promoting the possibility of a more peaceful coexistence.
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 == Interacial Views ==
-'''Humans:''' The Elves, being an insular and ancient race, hold a distinctive perspective on humans. They perceive humans as impulsive beings, often driven by their immediate desires and emotions, sometimes leading them to engage in actions that others might interpret as aggressive or reckless. From the Elven point of view, humans appear to lack the patience and wisdom that the Elves have cultivated over centuries. Elves, known for their longevity and deep connection with nature, view time as a vast tapestry that requires careful consideration and deliberate action. Humans, on the other hand, are seen as hasty, driven by their short lifespans, and driven to fulfill their immediate goals without fully contemplating the consequences.The Elves observe how humans frequently engage in conflicts, driven by their ambitions, territorial disputes, or differences in belief systems. These clashes often arise from a lack of understanding and empathy, as humans tend to prioritize their own interests and desires above the harmony of the greater whole. To the Elves, this impulsive nature can lead to destructive actions, damaging not only the natural world but also the delicate balance of relationships between different races and cultures.The Elves, being guardians of nature, value preservation and coexistence. They strive to maintain harmony with the natural world, recognizing the intricate interconnectedness of all living beings. This perspective often clashes with the human tendency to exploit resources without considering the long-term effects on the environment. Due to their isolation and limited interactions with humans, the Elves may also view them as somewhat alien and unpredictable. Humans' propensity for aggression and impulsive behavior can make them difficult for the Elves to comprehend and establish trust with. Elves, preferring contemplation and careful decision-making, find it challenging to understand the quick and instinctual decision-making of humans. Despite these reservations, however, some Elves recognize that not all humans fit this generalization. They acknowledge that there are humans who share their values and are capable of understanding the intricate web of existence. These individuals are seen as potential allies and bridges between the Elven and human realms, fostering understanding and cooperation.
+===Humans===
-'''Dwarves:''' In the timeless realm of the elves, where ancient wisdom intertwines with ethereal beauty, the dwarves stand as steadfast and reliable allies amidst a world filled with fleeting beings. Although the elven kind embraces seclusion and contemplation, they hold a deep respect for the dwarves, recognizing their unwavering determination and enduring loyalty. To the elves, the dwarves are seen as beings of the earth, forged from the very essence of the mountains they call home. Their stout and rugged appearance stands in stark contrast to the elegance and grace of the elves, yet it is precisely this divergence that engenders admiration among the elven folk. The dwarves' strong and resilient nature symbolizes a profound connection to the earth, mirroring the dwarves' renowned craftsmanship and unyielding dedication to their chosen pursuits. The elves regard the dwarves as artisans and architects par excellence. They marvel at the dwarves' ability to transform cold, unyielding stone into magnificent halls, intricate carvings, and breathtaking structures that blend seamlessly with the natural world. Each masterpiece of dwarven craftsmanship is a testament to their unwavering commitment to perfection and an embodiment of their deep-rooted connection to the earth's soul. While the elves find solace in the mystic wonders of their forests and the ethereal melodies of their songs, they recognize that the dwarves possess a kind of practical wisdom born from their pragmatic approach to life. The dwarves' deep love for tradition and their adherence to time-honored customs resonate with the elves' own reverence for ancient knowledge. The dwarves' tenacity and stubbornness, once understood by the elves, become traits that inspire trust and admiration, as the elves know that the dwarves will stand unwaveringly in times of need, their allegiance unswerving. In times of peril, the elves have found solace in the dwarves' stalwart companionship. The dwarves' legendary prowess in battle, honed through generations of defending their mountain realms, has earned them the elves' respect as formidable warriors. While the elves may favor agility and finesse in combat, they value the dwarves' unwavering strength and indomitable spirit, seeing in them a resilience and courage that complements their own abilities. Thus, within the insular and ancient elven society, the dwarves hold a unique place of esteem. Though they may be perceived as different and divergent from elven customs, the elves recognize the value of diversity and the strength that arises from forging bonds with those whose strengths differ from their own. In the eyes of the elves, the dwarves embody a steadfastness and loyalty that is unmatched, making them cherished allies in a world where such qualities are increasingly rare.
+The Elves, being an insular and ancient race, hold a distinctive perspective on humans. They perceive humans as impulsive beings, often driven by their immediate desires and emotions, sometimes leading them to engage in actions that others might interpret as aggressive or reckless. From the Elven point of view, humans appear to lack the patience and wisdom that the Elves have cultivated over centuries. Elves, known for their longevity and deep connection with nature, view time as a vast tapestry that requires careful consideration and deliberate action. Humans, on the other hand, are seen as hasty, driven by their short lifespans, and driven to fulfill their immediate goals without fully contemplating the consequences.The Elves observe how humans frequently engage in conflicts, driven by their ambitions, territorial disputes, or differences in belief systems. These clashes often arise from a lack of understanding and empathy, as humans tend to prioritize their own interests and desires above the harmony of the greater whole. To the Elves, this impulsive nature can lead to destructive actions, damaging not only the natural world but also the delicate balance of relationships between different races and cultures.The Elves, being guardians of nature, value preservation and coexistence. They strive to maintain harmony with the natural world, recognizing the intricate interconnectedness of all living beings. This perspective often clashes with the human tendency to exploit resources without considering the long-term effects on the environment. Due to their isolation and limited interactions with humans, the Elves may also view them as somewhat alien and unpredictable. Humans' propensity for aggression and impulsive behavior can make them difficult for the Elves to comprehend and establish trust with. Elves, preferring contemplation and careful decision-making, find it challenging to understand the quick and instinctual decision-making of humans. Despite these reservations, however, some Elves recognize that not all humans fit this generalization. They acknowledge that there are humans who share their values and are capable of understanding the intricate web of existence. These individuals are seen as potential allies and bridges between the Elven and human realms, fostering understanding and cooperation.
-'''Orcs:''' In the realm of elven perception, orcs are often regarded as a tribal and violent race, whose aggressive expansionism and warlike nature conflict with the peaceful and harmonious way of life cherished by the elves. Elven society values nature, beauty, and the pursuit of knowledge, and thus, they find it challenging to comprehend the brutish and combative nature of the orcs. From an elven perspective, orcs are seen as a race driven by a thirst for power and dominance. Their tribal structures, characterized by strong hierarchical systems and fierce loyalty to their chieftains, stand in stark contrast to the egalitarian and democratic principles held dear by the elves. The orcs' society revolves around strength and physical prowess, often leading to conflicts and territorial disputes that result in violence and bloodshed. The elven perception of the orcish expansionism is often met with great concern and apprehension. Orcs, with their insatiable desire for conquest and territorial control, pose a significant threat to the tranquility and serenity of elven lands. The elves deeply value their forests, rivers, and natural habitats, and they strive to maintain a delicate balance with nature. They see the orcs' relentless encroachment and destruction of the environment as a grave offense, further fueling the animosity between the two races. The elven perception of orcs is also colored by tales and histories of past conflicts. Orcish raids and invasions are remembered as dark chapters in elven folklore, evoking feelings of sorrow, loss, and betrayal. These experiences have ingrained a sense of caution and wariness towards orcs within elven society, making it difficult for them to view orcs as anything other than a threat. However, it's important to note that elven perceptions, like those of any race, can be diverse and nuanced. While the general sentiment may lean towards wariness and suspicion, individual elves might hold different views based on personal experiences, interactions, or a broader understanding of orcish culture. Dialogue and diplomacy, though challenging, offer opportunities to bridge the divide and foster understanding between the two races, promoting the possibility of a more peaceful coexistence.
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 == Interacial Views ==
-'''Humans:''' The Elves, being an insular and ancient race, hold a distinctive perspective on humans. They perceive humans as impulsive beings, often driven by their immediate desires and emotions, sometimes leading them to engage in actions that others might interpret as aggressive or reckless. From the Elven point of view, humans appear to lack the patience and wisdom that the Elves have cultivated over centuries. Elves, known for their longevity and deep connection with nature, view time as a vast tapestry that requires careful consideration and deliberate action. Humans, on the other hand, are seen as hasty, driven by their short lifespans, and driven to fulfill their immediate goals without fully contemplating the consequences.The Elves observe how humans frequently engage in conflicts, driven by their ambitions, territorial disputes, or differences in belief systems. These clashes often arise from a lack of understanding and empathy, as humans tend to prioritize their own interests and desires above the harmony of the greater whole. To the Elves, this impulsive nature can lead to destructive actions, damaging not only the natural world but also the delicate balance of relationships between different races and cultures.The Elves, being guardians of nature, value preservation and coexistence. They strive to maintain harmony with the natural world, recognizing the intricate interconnectedness of all living beings. This perspective often clashes with the human tendency to exploit resources without considering the long-term effects on the environment. Due to their isolation and limited interactions with humans, the Elves may also view them as somewhat alien and unpredictable. Humans' propensity for aggression and impulsive behavior can make them difficult for the Elves to comprehend and establish trust with. Elves, preferring contemplation and careful decision-making, find it challenging to understand the quick and instinctual decision-making of humans.Despite these reservations, however, some Elves recognize that not all humans fit this generalization. They acknowledge that there are humans who share their values and are capable of understanding the intricate web of existence. These individuals are seen as potential allies and bridges between the Elven and human realms, fostering understanding and cooperation.
+'''Humans:''' The Elves, being an insular and ancient race, hold a distinctive perspective on humans. They perceive humans as impulsive beings, often driven by their immediate desires and emotions, sometimes leading them to engage in actions that others might interpret as aggressive or reckless. From the Elven point of view, humans appear to lack the patience and wisdom that the Elves have cultivated over centuries. Elves, known for their longevity and deep connection with nature, view time as a vast tapestry that requires careful consideration and deliberate action. Humans, on the other hand, are seen as hasty, driven by their short lifespans, and driven to fulfill their immediate goals without fully contemplating the consequences.The Elves observe how humans frequently engage in conflicts, driven by their ambitions, territorial disputes, or differences in belief systems. These clashes often arise from a lack of understanding and empathy, as humans tend to prioritize their own interests and desires above the harmony of the greater whole. To the Elves, this impulsive nature can lead to destructive actions, damaging not only the natural world but also the delicate balance of relationships between different races and cultures.The Elves, being guardians of nature, value preservation and coexistence. They strive to maintain harmony with the natural world, recognizing the intricate interconnectedness of all living beings. This perspective often clashes with the human tendency to exploit resources without considering the long-term effects on the environment. Due to their isolation and limited interactions with humans, the Elves may also view them as somewhat alien and unpredictable. Humans' propensity for aggression and impulsive behavior can make them difficult for the Elves to comprehend and establish trust with. Elves, preferring contemplation and careful decision-making, find it challenging to understand the quick and instinctual decision-making of humans. Despite these reservations, however, some Elves recognize that not all humans fit this generalization. They acknowledge that there are humans who share their values and are capable of understanding the intricate web of existence. These individuals are seen as potential allies and bridges between the Elven and human realms, fostering understanding and cooperation.
 '''Dwarves:''' In the timeless realm of the elves, where ancient wisdom intertwines with ethereal beauty, the dwarves stand as steadfast and reliable allies amidst a world filled with fleeting beings. Although the elven kind embraces seclusion and contemplation, they hold a deep respect for the dwarves, recognizing their unwavering determination and enduring loyalty. To the elves, the dwarves are seen as beings of the earth, forged from the very essence of the mountains they call home. Their stout and rugged appearance stands in stark contrast to the elegance and grace of the elves, yet it is precisely this divergence that engenders admiration among the elven folk. The dwarves' strong and resilient nature symbolizes a profound connection to the earth, mirroring the dwarves' renowned craftsmanship and unyielding dedication to their chosen pursuits. The elves regard the dwarves as artisans and architects par excellence. They marvel at the dwarves' ability to transform cold, unyielding stone into magnificent halls, intricate carvings, and breathtaking structures that blend seamlessly with the natural world. Each masterpiece of dwarven craftsmanship is a testament to their unwavering commitment to perfection and an embodiment of their deep-rooted connection to the earth's soul. While the elves find solace in the mystic wonders of their forests and the ethereal melodies of their songs, they recognize that the dwarves possess a kind of practical wisdom born from their pragmatic approach to life. The dwarves' deep love for tradition and their adherence to time-honored customs resonate with the elves' own reverence for ancient knowledge. The dwarves' tenacity and stubbornness, once understood by the elves, become traits that inspire trust and admiration, as the elves know that the dwarves will stand unwaveringly in times of need, their allegiance unswerving. In times of peril, the elves have found solace in the dwarves' stalwart companionship. The dwarves' legendary prowess in battle, honed through generations of defending their mountain realms, has earned them the elves' respect as formidable warriors. While the elves may favor agility and finesse in combat, they value the dwarves' unwavering strength and indomitable spirit, seeing in them a resilience and courage that complements their own abilities. Thus, within the insular and ancient elven society, the dwarves hold a unique place of esteem. Though they may be perceived as different and divergent from elven customs, the elves recognize the value of diversity and the strength that arises from forging bonds with those whose strengths differ from their own. In the eyes of the elves, the dwarves embody a steadfastness and loyalty that is unmatched, making them cherished allies in a world where such qualities are increasingly rare.
 '''Orcs:''' In the realm of elven perception, orcs are often regarded as a tribal and violent race, whose aggressive expansionism and warlike nature conflict with the peaceful and harmonious way of life cherished by the elves. Elven society values nature, beauty, and the pursuit of knowledge, and thus, they find it challenging to comprehend the brutish and combative nature of the orcs. From an elven perspective, orcs are seen as a race driven by a thirst for power and dominance. Their tribal structures, characterized by strong hierarchical systems and fierce loyalty to their chieftains, stand in stark contrast to the egalitarian and democratic principles held dear by the elves. The orcs' society revolves around strength and physical prowess, often leading to conflicts and territorial disputes that result in violence and bloodshed. The elven perception of the orcish expansionism is often met with great concern and apprehension. Orcs, with their insatiable desire for conquest and territorial control, pose a significant threat to the tranquility and serenity of elven lands. The elves deeply value their forests, rivers, and natural habitats, and they strive to maintain a delicate balance with nature. They see the orcs' relentless encroachment and destruction of the environment as a grave offense, further fueling the animosity between the two races. The elven perception of orcs is also colored by tales and histories of past conflicts. Orcish raids and invasions are remembered as dark chapters in elven folklore, evoking feelings of sorrow, loss, and betrayal. These experiences have ingrained a sense of caution and wariness towards orcs within elven society, making it difficult for them to view orcs as anything other than a threat. However, it's important to note that elven perceptions, like those of any race, can be diverse and nuanced. While the general sentiment may lean towards wariness and suspicion, individual elves might hold different views based on personal experiences, interactions, or a broader understanding of orcish culture. Dialogue and diplomacy, though challenging, offer opportunities to bridge the divide and foster understanding between the two races, promoting the possibility of a more peaceful coexistence.

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+'''Humans:''' The Elves, being an insular and ancient race, hold a distinctive perspective on humans. They perceive humans as impulsive beings, often driven by their immediate desires and emotions, sometimes leading them to engage in actions that others might interpret as aggressive or reckless. From the Elven point of view, humans appear to lack the patience and wisdom that the Elves have cultivated over centuries. Elves, known for their longevity and deep connection with nature, view time as a vast tapestry that requires careful consideration and deliberate action. Humans, on the other hand, are seen as hasty, driven by their short lifespans, and driven to fulfill their immediate goals without fully contemplating the consequences.The Elves observe how humans frequently engage in conflicts, driven by their ambitions, territorial disputes, or differences in belief systems. These clashes often arise from a lack of understanding and empathy, as humans tend to prioritize their own interests and desires above the harmony of the greater whole. To the Elves, this impulsive nature can lead to destructive actions, damaging not only the natural world but also the delicate balance of relationships between different races and cultures.The Elves, being guardians of nature, value preservation and coexistence. They strive to maintain harmony with the natural world, recognizing the intricate interconnectedness of all living beings. This perspective often clashes with the human tendency to exploit resources without considering the long-term effects on the environment. Due to their isolation and limited interactions with humans, the Elves may also view them as somewhat alien and unpredictable. Humans' propensity for aggression and impulsive behavior can make them difficult for the Elves to comprehend and establish trust with. Elves, preferring contemplation and careful decision-making, find it challenging to understand the quick and instinctual decision-making of humans.Despite these reservations, however, some Elves recognize that not all humans fit this generalization. They acknowledge that there are humans who share their values and are capable of understanding the intricate web of existence. These individuals are seen as potential allies and bridges between the Elven and human realms, fostering understanding and cooperation.
 '''Dwarves:''' In the timeless realm of the elves, where ancient wisdom intertwines with ethereal beauty, the dwarves stand as steadfast and reliable allies amidst a world filled with fleeting beings. Although the elven kind embraces seclusion and contemplation, they hold a deep respect for the dwarves, recognizing their unwavering determination and enduring loyalty. To the elves, the dwarves are seen as beings of the earth, forged from the very essence of the mountains they call home. Their stout and rugged appearance stands in stark contrast to the elegance and grace of the elves, yet it is precisely this divergence that engenders admiration among the elven folk. The dwarves' strong and resilient nature symbolizes a profound connection to the earth, mirroring the dwarves' renowned craftsmanship and unyielding dedication to their chosen pursuits. The elves regard the dwarves as artisans and architects par excellence. They marvel at the dwarves' ability to transform cold, unyielding stone into magnificent halls, intricate carvings, and breathtaking structures that blend seamlessly with the natural world. Each masterpiece of dwarven craftsmanship is a testament to their unwavering commitment to perfection and an embodiment of their deep-rooted connection to the earth's soul. While the elves find solace in the mystic wonders of their forests and the ethereal melodies of their songs, they recognize that the dwarves possess a kind of practical wisdom born from their pragmatic approach to life. The dwarves' deep love for tradition and their adherence to time-honored customs resonate with the elves' own reverence for ancient knowledge. The dwarves' tenacity and stubbornness, once understood by the elves, become traits that inspire trust and admiration, as the elves know that the dwarves will stand unwaveringly in times of need, their allegiance unswerving. In times of peril, the elves have found solace in the dwarves' stalwart companionship. The dwarves' legendary prowess in battle, honed through generations of defending their mountain realms, has earned them the elves' respect as formidable warriors. While the elves may favor agility and finesse in combat, they value the dwarves' unwavering strength and indomitable spirit, seeing in them a resilience and courage that complements their own abilities. Thus, within the insular and ancient elven society, the dwarves hold a unique place of esteem. Though they may be perceived as different and divergent from elven customs, the elves recognize the value of diversity and the strength that arises from forging bonds with those whose strengths differ from their own. In the eyes of the elves, the dwarves embody a steadfastness and loyalty that is unmatched, making them cherished allies in a world where such qualities are increasingly rare.
 '''Orcs:''' In the realm of elven perception, orcs are often regarded as a tribal and violent race, whose aggressive expansionism and warlike nature conflict with the peaceful and harmonious way of life cherished by the elves. Elven society values nature, beauty, and the pursuit of knowledge, and thus, they find it challenging to comprehend the brutish and combative nature of the orcs. From an elven perspective, orcs are seen as a race driven by a thirst for power and dominance. Their tribal structures, characterized by strong hierarchical systems and fierce loyalty to their chieftains, stand in stark contrast to the egalitarian and democratic principles held dear by the elves. The orcs' society revolves around strength and physical prowess, often leading to conflicts and territorial disputes that result in violence and bloodshed. The elven perception of the orcish expansionism is often met with great concern and apprehension. Orcs, with their insatiable desire for conquest and territorial control, pose a significant threat to the tranquility and serenity of elven lands. The elves deeply value their forests, rivers, and natural habitats, and they strive to maintain a delicate balance with nature. They see the orcs' relentless encroachment and destruction of the environment as a grave offense, further fueling the animosity between the two races. The elven perception of orcs is also colored by tales and histories of past conflicts. Orcish raids and invasions are remembered as dark chapters in elven folklore, evoking feelings of sorrow, loss, and betrayal. These experiences have ingrained a sense of caution and wariness towards orcs within elven society, making it difficult for them to view orcs as anything other than a threat. However, it's important to note that elven perceptions, like those of any race, can be diverse and nuanced. While the general sentiment may lean towards wariness and suspicion, individual elves might hold different views based on personal experiences, interactions, or a broader understanding of orcish culture. Dialogue and diplomacy, though challenging, offer opportunities to bridge the divide and foster understanding between the two races, promoting the possibility of a more peaceful coexistence.

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	'''Dwarves:''' The second to be gifted this world, stern stout and steady we look to them as allies in battle against darkness.		'''Dwarves:''' The second to be gifted this world, stern stout and steady we look to them as allies in battle against darkness.
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−	~~'''Drow:''' Vile creatures that betrayed the Valar and slew many of our people. There is no words for these beasts only death.~~

	'''Orcs:''' Strength and brutality rule these beasts, they act as rabid animals and must be put down in order to stop their spread of chaos. If not for their dark god we could have helped them achieve much, such a waste.		'''Orcs:''' Strength and brutality rule these beasts, they act as rabid animals and must be put down in order to stop their spread of chaos. If not for their dark god we could have helped them achieve much, such a waste.
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−	~~'''Goblins:''' Wild and unpredictable, thieving servants of the Orcs. Another cog in the wheel that is chaos and darkness that needs to be purged.~~
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−	~~'''Gnomes:''' Tricky and amusing, they share a hardiness with the dwarves and offer a different insight to most problems.~~

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