Races of Eberron: [[Changelings]] [[Devas]] [[Dragonborn]] [[Dwarves]] [[Eladrin]] [[Elves]] [[Genasi]] [[Gnolls]] [[Gnomes]] [[Goblins]] [[Goliaths]] [[Half-Elves]] [[Halflings]] [[Half-Orcs]] [[Humans]] [[Kalashtar]] [[Kobolds]] [[ …
Shapeshifters, changelings are able to assume the features of other humanoids. Due to their nature, many changelings must hide their true nature from even their closest companions. Most rely on a few established disguises, each with their own history …
Spirits of light from the [[The Age of Dragons | Age of Dragons]], Devas are reborn again and again into a world that has all but forgotten them. They are rare in Eberron, clinging to the virtuous precepts of their ancestors. In their minds, anyone who …
Dragonborn originate from [[Argonnessen]]. Tales maintain that great dragonborn city-states exist in Argonnessen's interior, warring with one another over territory or interpretations of the [[Draconic Prophecy]]. In [[Khorvaire]], dragonborn are …
The richest of Eberron's races, dwarves boast that the one who really rules the kingdom is not the one on the throne but the one who keeps the kingdom's purse. Long before [[Galifar]] rose to power, barbaric dwarven clans dwelt in [[The Frostfell]]. The …
Eladrin have been represented on [[Eberron]] since the [[The Age of Giants|Age of Giants]]. At certain conjunctions between the Feywild and Eberron the gleaming towers of the feyspires appear, allowing the eladrin to emerge and experience the world. …
The elves of Eberron are decendants of the [[Eladrin|eladrin]] of [[Xen'Drik]]. Generations of isolation from the Feywild fundamentally changed them into the elves they are today. The elves who dwell among humans are approachable and have world views …
Most gnolls are still just as they appear to be: the ravenous, demon-worshipping creatures of campfire stories, roaming [[The Demon Wastes|the Demon Wastes]] to pillage and kill. However, one group, called the [[Znir Pact]], have abandoned their demonic …
Gnomes originally came from [[Thelanis|the Feywild]] in numbers far greater than the eladrin, but know one knows when or how. They've spread across the world, while keeping a few distinct communities. They are gregarious and friendly, but also …
Before the rise of humans on Khorvaire, goblin tribes had established the largest unified empire on the continent. [[The Dhakaani Empire]] spread across the land, the hobgoblin rulers breeding goblins and bugbears as slaves, laborers, and warriors. …
The race of goliaths originated in [[Xen'Drik]], but left that continent with the [[The Age of Giants|rise of the giants]]. Those that remained died quickly in the giants' captivity. They are a far-flung people without a sufficient population to …
Few living half-elves are the offspring of human and elf parents. Since elves first came to [[Khorvaire]], half-elves have represented a distinct cultural group, and most are the descendants of early inter-breeding. Half-elves originally hail from what …
Once a nomadic people, halflings have spread throughout the continent and have come to occupy all niches of society. After humans, they are the most common race in [[Eberron]], and you can find them in all of the same positions and industries that one …
A rare race within [[Eberron]], half-orcs tend to live in primitive communities and secluded regions, where they can be judged on merit rather than blood. Like most hybrid races, half-orcs have one of two types of origins. Like half-elves, co-mingling …
Humans are the dominant race on [[Khorvaire]] and the most numerous on [[Sarlona]], from where they first emigrated for unknown reasons. From [[The Lhazaar Principalities|Lhazaar]], the human race spread west. Towns became cities, cities formed nations, …
The Kalashtar have been on Eberron for nearly 1800 years, ever since escaping religious and philosophical persecution in [[Dal Quor]], the region of dreams. Agents of Dal Quor known as the Dreaming Dark hunted them until their leader made a bargain with …
With no known cultural identity to drive the race (at least not one that humanoid scholars know about), kobolds are a tough race to get a head around. Small kobold tribes live in most mountainous or jungle regions, but few sizable populations exist. …
A few clans of minotaurs live in the wilder regions of [[Khorvaire]], [[Sarlona]], and [[Xen'Drik]], but the greater part of Eberron's minotaurs live in [[Droaam]]. The minotaur warlord [[Rhesh Turakbar]] has claimed several territories within the region …
One of the first races to inhabit Khorvaire, orcs reside all across the western half of the continent. With the exception of a few that live in the major cities where they have been accepted, most live on the outskirts of the human nations. Not …
Among Eberron's most distrusted and persecuted races, shifters descended from the intermingling of humans and lycanthropes. Indeed, when they first appeared people thought they simply were lycanthropes in human or hybrid form. Many believe that …
Most of Eberron's tieflings arose from the corrupted bloodlines of the [[Sarlona|Sarlonan]] nation of [[Ohr Kaluun]]. A culture obsessed with arcane lore and eldritch knowledge, many of its citizens entered into pacts with devils, caring more about …
A recent creation in [[Eberron]], the first warforged were created by [[House Cannith]] in 965YK to fight in [[The Last War]]. Indeed, the vast majority of warforged in the world were limited to a single purpose, and very few were found to be working in …
Numerous yeti populate the extreme regions of [[Everice]], [[Frostfell]], and the northern islands of [[The Lhazaar Principalities | Lhazaar]], as well as the higher, snowier mountains of the other continents of [[Eberron]]. Only slightly more …
Also known as sea devils, sahuagin are vicious sea dwellers that share many traits with sharks. They are common in the oceans of [[Eberron]], popping up to raid coastal settlements and ships, devouring slaughtering anything they can catch. While most …
Genasi are extremely rare in Eberron, and although theories regarding their origins abound, even the genasi cannot say how their race came to exist. One rumor has it that genasi were once explorers of another race--perhaps dwarves--who were caught in a …