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| − | + | Tradition states that the servitor races were created by the Dark Lord before his original Banishment during the [[First War]]. Many of the Goodly Races followed the Dark Lord willingly against the Old Gods, of course, and from their number many were corrupted by the Dark Lord and changed to suit his needs<ref name="DarkLord">Theological Note, Knowledge (Religion) DC 10: The Dark Lord, as a personification of entropy and corruption moreso than one malice and evil, is incapable of an act of true creation: a power reserved to the extinct [[Old Gods]] and [[Alexandria Omnity]].</ref>. | |
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| − | [[Hobgoblins]] were created from [[Elves]]. | + | According to these traditions, these are the correspondences between the Servitors and the Goodly Races |
| − | [[Orcs]] were created from [[Humans]]. | + | |
| − | [[Bugbears]] were created from [[Gnomes]]. | + | *[[Hobgoblins]] were created from [[Elves]]. |
| − | [[Kobolds]] were created from [[Halflings]] | + | *[[Orcs]] were created from [[Humans]]. |
| − | [[Giant-kin]] were created from [[Dwarves]]. | + | *[[Bugbears]] were created from [[Gnomes]]. |
| − | [[Sahuagin]] were created from [[Lizardfolk | Lizard Men]] | + | *[[Kobolds]] were created from [[Halflings]]. |
| − | The [[Dark Naga]] were created from the [[Naga]]. (Both are | + | *[[Giant-kin]] were created from [[Dwarves]].<ref name="Dwarves">Theological Note, Knowledge (Religion) DC 15: The Dwarves spawn an entire -kin, rather than a single race. It is theorized that the extremely lawful tendencies of the Dwarves lead to particularly unpredictable corruption process. Trolls, Ettins, Ogres, and other Giants were all created from Dwarves.</ref> |
| − | [[Gnolls]] were created from [[The Lost]]. | + | *[[Sahuagin]] were created from [[Lizardfolk | Lizard Men]] |
| − | + | *The [[Dark Naga]] were created from the [[Naga]]. (Both are extinct on the Mainland) | |
| + | *[[Gnolls]] were created from [[The Lost]]. | ||
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Additionally, there are some lesser servitor races, related to but distinct from those listed above, such as [[Goblins]]. In most cases the derivation of lesser servitor races is clear, but some cases are subject to intense debate. | Additionally, there are some lesser servitor races, related to but distinct from those listed above, such as [[Goblins]]. In most cases the derivation of lesser servitor races is clear, but some cases are subject to intense debate. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:02, 12 March 2016
Tradition states that the servitor races were created by the Dark Lord before his original Banishment during the First War. Many of the Goodly Races followed the Dark Lord willingly against the Old Gods, of course, and from their number many were corrupted by the Dark Lord and changed to suit his needs[1].
According to these traditions, these are the correspondences between the Servitors and the Goodly Races
- Hobgoblins were created from Elves.
- Orcs were created from Humans.
- Bugbears were created from Gnomes.
- Kobolds were created from Halflings.
- Giant-kin were created from Dwarves.[2]
- Sahuagin were created from Lizard Men
- The Dark Naga were created from the Naga. (Both are extinct on the Mainland)
- Gnolls were created from The Lost.
Additionally, there are some lesser servitor races, related to but distinct from those listed above, such as Goblins. In most cases the derivation of lesser servitor races is clear, but some cases are subject to intense debate.
- ↑ Theological Note, Knowledge (Religion) DC 10: The Dark Lord, as a personification of entropy and corruption moreso than one malice and evil, is incapable of an act of true creation: a power reserved to the extinct Old Gods and Alexandria Omnity.
- ↑ Theological Note, Knowledge (Religion) DC 15: The Dwarves spawn an entire -kin, rather than a single race. It is theorized that the extremely lawful tendencies of the Dwarves lead to particularly unpredictable corruption process. Trolls, Ettins, Ogres, and other Giants were all created from Dwarves.
