Warmonger

Material Plane

 * Raston
 * Thytinor
 * Staegom

Orakkis
The savage Orakkis hail from the world of Raston. Around 4000 years ago, some of the Orakkis invaded Thytinor, after their way back to Honosea was cut off, they became the the Orcs.

Notable Orakkis

 * Genzaniku: Warlord of the Humanslayer Clan
 * Nabazzu: Warlord of the Fleshtearer Clan

Elf
All current races of Elves are direct descendants of the first Elves. After the Elven Mage Wars, three main groups emerge.

Lizardfolk

 * Arkosian

First Age
At the end of the Last Eternity War. The Great Sunstone was believed to be obliterated. However that wasn't entirely true. In fact, the Great Sunstone had been broken into thousands of pieces strewn among worlds beyond count. Thus the light that was initially only accessible to the Na-Sharur, had been spread to the savage worlds. On Thytinor, the first beings to see the Sunshard were the Eleesi. The First Gift that this Sunshard bestowed upon Eleesi would seal their fate into becoming the first Elves.

Elven Papadic Period
See also: Chronicles of the Elven Prophet

Not long after the Elves discovered the great River Aret, after their nomadic life throughout what would become the Eastern Desert, they planted the first apple tree. Led by the Elf prophet Papadi, the Elven kingdom prospered for a thousand years. After Papadi's death at the age of 920, considerably older than the average elven life expectancy. Papadi had two viable heirs, powerful sorcerers: Moukhore the son, and Nefere the daughter. Moukhore was strong. Nefere was wise. In the Final Testament of Papadi, Papadi wanted to ensure his potential heir had the best intentions for the Elves.

There always existed a rivalry between Archmage Moukhore and the Sorceress Nefere, Papadi's two children by blood. Moukhore was the choice for the traditional Elven noble families, in particular a group of aristocratic mages known as the Karim Dak. Nefere on the other hand was a populist leader, rallying many of the disenfranchised members of Elven society, even gaining the support of Arkosian clans that lived in the Eastern Desert.