#magic section

The Gods of Order created Humans

Humes

Magic: All Human, though weaker compared to their other counterparts

Elves

Magic: Healing, physical and mental injuries

Orcs

Magic: Offensive and Warding, having the body react to hurtful stimuli without said stimuli (i.e. being burned with no fire), gaining strength by protecting your Ward

Dwarves

Magic: Defense and Cognitivity, shield making, unlocking the ability to understand the world around you

Gnomes

Magic: Minor shape-shifting and Cultivation, can transform into the animal they’re based on, They can fertilize the ground and make livestock and crops grow happier and healthier

The Gods of Chaos created Fae

Centaurs

Magic: Speed and (Specific) animal control

Mermaids

Magic: Water Control and Song (Hypnosis)

Trolls

Magic: Strength and Instruments (Hypnosis)

Goblins

Magic: Camouflage and Teleportation

Harpies

Magic: Minor weather control and Poison

The Gods of Mediation created Faeries

Vita Faeries

Butterflies/Moths

Magic: Life (Usually are found around people, plants and animals that are healthy, or have just been born)

Solis Faeries

Bees/Hornets

Magic: Sun (Usually are found when the sun’s at its peak)

Terram Faeries

Beetles

Magic: Earth (Usually are found cultivating enchanted plants)

Lunae Faeries

Arachnids

Magic: Moon (Usually found when the moon is at its peak)

Mortem Faeries

Decomposers

Rain Dancer Ikfotene

Rain Dancers are the second highest level of job a Gnome can get in the Loro'Dahinjan Empire, just under working for the Hanging Gardens (literal floating islands that grow enchanted plants, they are the most fertile grounds for said plants). They are the emperor's personal gardeners, and tend to live either in, or very close to, the palace.

Ikfotene (eek-foh-teh-neh) isn't the oldest Rain Dancer, but she has worked under the imperial family since she was a little girl. Like most gnomes, she's very good at keeping the gardens around the palace happy and heathy, and tends to stay out of trouble when she can. However, after having to apprentice Dirai'ni (dee-ray-nee), Ikfotene tended to have to apologies for her more often then she'd like.