Other Races of Caelereth

Aside from the main races of the world of Caelereth like humans, elves, dwarves and orcs, there are also various minor races - the giant, the small races and some races, which don't fit in any of these categories. Here's a thorough overview on all the miscellaneous races of Caelereth we currrently know, which cannot allocated in other categories and stand on their own, whether they are considered mythical or rare:

THE MERFOLK
The Merfolk are located along most coastal shores of Santharia, but are most commonly found in the strait between the R'unorian Isles and the mainland. They prefer resting and preening in the shallower warm waters but often venture out into the deeps to hunt and play. They are sentient creatures, although not high in intelligence. They are humanoid above the waist, merging into a strong fish-tail below. Merfolk are said to come in male (mermen) female (mermaids) and neuter genders (mer) although only the females appear in public; that is, above water in view of other races.

THE MÓH'SÝS
Mysterious race of creatures said to inhabitate the many caves and tunnels far below the surface of the Sarvonian continent. Described as human torsos with arms and head attached to the lower body of a spider. Móh'Sýs are very hideous and powerful creatures.

THE PSYRPENT LIZARDS
Psyrpents are a lizard race, mainly living in the northwestern parts of Sarvonia. They are said to stem from a wizard's experiment, in which they were created as servants to the mage, who are themselves capable of casting magic. From a prototype, called the Protosyrpent, the Psyrpent race has developed in the course of time with free different breeds who form a society of their own.

THE ULVUR SHAPESHIFTERS
The Ulvur (the same word is used for both singular and plural forms) are an ancient and mysterious race. Their existence is doubted by many and mostly mentioned in legends and fairytales at the most northern tribes of the ice continent of Cyhalloi, such as the Cyhallrhim elves or the Kasumarii. Most information concerning this mythical race therefore is gathered through ancient tomes recounting legends of the far north and of narrations of travellers who claim to have met these men-beasts themselves.

The Ulvur are part men and part wolf, and originated from and along with wolves, which they hold in highest kinship. They are shapeshifters and have three different forms, from man-like to wolf-like with a special battle form between these two extremes, the man-wolf. Ulvur are said to live in large packs based in great citites deep within the frozen woods of Cyhalloi, and in each pack there is a leader who rules with the counciling of the other pack members.