The peoples and cultures of Rolara, from mortal civilizations shaped by geography and history to the ancient draconic lineages. Each ethnicity carries its own traditions, languages, and worldview. For yugoloth social hierarchy, see Yugoloths INDEX.

Peoples & Civilizations

Name Summary
Aermondi Ethnicity associated with the Cascarani Crime Family (stub)
Aetherian Vanished human civilization of extraordinary magical capability; creators of the Arcane Wilds
Al Tabaxi Cultural grouping of Shifters and Tabaxi
Antediluvians Surviving individuals from the Age of Wonders; possess firsthand pre-Extinguishment knowledge
Arkeineyans Vanished civilization known through ruins and undeciphered glyphs in the Tear of Rolara
Chokurri Forest-dwelling elven culture of Ofica, tied to the Ancient Wood and New Wood
Drusarians Tortle people governed by the Spherarchy; deeply committed to communal wisdom
Echoed Dawn Human vault kingdom in the Elderglade Mountains, inhabiting ruins of the Whispered Ones
Eoperaxi Nomads Nomadic tribes of the Plains of Eoperax, including the Gemegishkirihallat
Eshara Pacifistic people under Tatharian rule; followers of Kano’s Path of Eight Virtues
Hidraki Lizardfolk people settled in the Elaridom ruins within Whistlewind Forest
Jiao People native to north-central Ofica, the Mythic Land of Jiao
Khephrite Human desert civilization centered on Ra-Kheperu; worshippers of Aker
Kimoko Ethnicity associated with the Kimoko Mountain Range (stub)
Lohaka People of the Pillar, centered on Lohastambha in the Videha region
Mirajin Matriarchal warrior society of Zephyria Vale; advanced military technology in a Bronze Age context
Tathar Core ethnicity of the Tatharian Empire; cultural identity rooted in the Tath River Delta
Vanyarash People of the Videha region (stub)
Zaluman Honor-driven people of Al-Zaluma; governed by a powerful Caliphate

Dragon Cultures

Name Summary
Chromatic Dragon Chromatic dragon cultural practices, arcane sciences, and relationship to Tiamat
Gem Dragon Rare crystalline dragons; retreated during the Extinguishment; legend of Sardior
Metallic Dragon Metallic dragon cultures, the Great Exodus, and relationship to Bahamut

Also indexed under: Dragons: Species (Species)