Inhabitants Of Chane
The Vale of Fingers is home to many peoples, who live for the most part side by side — in the same towns and trades, bound less by blood than by shared custom, labour, and faith. Each ancestry carries its own inheritance of memory and disposition, yet few keep wholly to their own. What follows is an account of the peoples most often met across the Vale.
Devil
AncestryDevils originate from the Seven Cities of Hell. They are humanoid in form, most commonly bearing red or blue skin rangin
Dragonkin
AncestryDragonkin are a rare ancestry, found in small enclaves scattered across Chane. They are distinguished by scaled skin, mo
Dwarf
AncestryDwarves are a compact and powerfully built ancestry, with flesh and bone notably dense and resistant to injury. Their ph
Goblin
AncestryNote; Goblin does not exist in Draw Steel rules- we’ll be homebrewing this only if someone chooses to be it. Their abili
Hakaan
AncestryHakaan are widely known for an open manner and an ease with strangers, which makes their departures stand out all the mo
High Elf
AncestryMany high elves hold that they were shaped in the earliest ages by the Aetherim, formed to tend knowledge, preserve craf
Human
AncestryHumans belong to the world in a way the other speaking peoples do not. They sense the presence of the supernatural insti
Memonek
AncestryMemonek traditions speak of a purpose long forgotten. Their oldest accounts claim their ancestors were fashioned for a s
Orc
AncestryOrcs value distance, quiet, and control over their own ground. They favour settled routines, familiar people, and places
Polder
AncestryOften called halflings or gnomes by outsiders, names some find charming and others quietly resent, polders are a small,
Revenant
AncestryThe dead sometimes walk among the living. Revenants do not rise through necromancy, but through a union of injustice and
Riftborn
AncestryRiftborn are marked from birth by a persistent distortion linked to an ancient rupture in space and time. This vast, unk
Wode Elf
AncestryMany wode elves trace their lineage to ancient sylvan spirits, bound to the deep forests known as wodes. This belief is