The Fenorans

 Society: A race of men, rich and secure in their communal wealth.
Many are slaves in the Great Houses of the Lords and Ladies.  Few
beggars roam the streets of Fenor City, as most of the lower class
are employed as slaves.  The middle classmen earn their living in
the shops of the city and belong to guilds.

 Religion: The Fenorans are good men, generous to the less
fortunate and fair in all disputes.  They faithfully believe in a
number of gods and goddesses and raise an abundance of
beautiful temples.  They believe that Lora Morasa contains areas
sacred to their patron deities.

Appearance: They tend to have large eyes and small noses.  Just
beneath their eyes, two thick tentacles protrude from their faces.
These tentacles are very tiny at birth but may grow to be several
feet long.  They are very sensitive and are used much like
whiskers.  They are also muscular and flexible, making them ideal
for handling and manipulating objects.
 

The Kyanons

 Society: They are poor citizens of Lorasa Isten who farm the land
of Lora Kyan.  The Kyanons are stingy with their money, but only
because helping a beggar would mean starvation for them.  They
wish to gain riches so that they may live beyond the subsistence
level.  Therefore they seek the rich farmlands of Lora Morasa.

Religion: They pray to spirits which they believe live in and watch
over a particular element, such as soil, water, rocks, plants,
animals, or clouds.  In any convenient place, they ask the spirits to
rule their element in a way that is beneficial to the people.

Appearance: Kyanons tend to have large pointed ears and a keen
sense of hearing.  They can move their ears the way a cat does.
They have long legs and a slim build, making them excellent
runners.  To balance themselves as they run, they have a heavy
cat-like tail.

The Takreni

Society: Little is known about these men, who arrive suddenly in
a place, erect a number of huts, move quickly and quietly about
their daily chores, and disappear a few days later.  Their summers
are spent in the forests of Lora Takren, but in the winter the cold
forces them to migrate to Lora Morasa.

Religion: None that is known.  They seem to be too primitive to
comprehend the idea of some unseen thing that is more powerful
than themselves.

Appearance: The Takreni have disproportionately small feet and
short legs.  When they are searching for food they walk on all
fours and use their sharp sense of smell to locate edible plants.
They can also walk upright, which they do when they want to use
their hands for picking up or carrying objects.
 

Other Races

 Various minority races lead nomadic lives in Lorasa Isten.  Many
of them are merchants, traveling from town to town, peddling their
wares.  Some are poor men, staying with families until they have
worn out their welcome and then searching for another kind soul.
A few are on the road for the love of traveling.  They stay in
boarding houses until they get restless and then move on in
search of adventure.  These men often carry news and stories
from place to place as they travel.