Now, they are one of the principal races of Limsa Lominsa, often seen employed as sailors or seamen. The Sea Wolves were once feared as brutal pirates. The Roegadyn are split into two clans: the Sea Wolves and the Hellsguard. Many of the greatest warriors in history were born of Roegadyn stock.
Often considered barbaric, the fiercely competitive Roegadyn are also known as compassionate and loyal. They are the descendants of a maritime people, who braved the crossing into Eorzean waters. The Roegadyn are known for their massive, muscular frames. The Wildwood have the highest starting dexterity stat out of all the races. This clan despises the "shackles" of urban life, and it is not rare for this clan to avoid city-states altogether. These Elezen are the descendants of a branch of that split from the Wildwood during the founding of Gridania. These are their stats:įor several centuries, The Duskwight have lived in the woodland caverns of Eorzea. Having a fondness for law and order, they have a reputation for being haughty and argumentative. Many of the Wildwood have settled into the city-states that they had helped found, such as Ishgard and Gridania. The forests of the Black Shroud has been the home of the Wildwood for hundreds of years. The Elezen separate into two different clans: the Wildwood and the Duskwight. The Elezen once had dominion over Eorzea, predating that of any of the other races, giving them a heightened sense of honor and pride. They have a long lifespan in comparison to that of the Hyur. While the Keepers of thee Moon have the lowest vitality stat, they also have the highest starting Mind stat. The Seekers of the Sun have the most rounded out stats out of all the races in A Realm Reborn. Though their tradition of hunting in the woods of the Black Shroud has brought conflict with the forestfolk of Gridania, many Keepers of the Moon have settled into living in the city of Gridania. Most of this clan offer to their deity Menphina the Lover, goddess of the moon. Shying away from the light of day, they revel in the night.
The nocturnal amongst the Miqo'te dubbed themselves the Keepers of the Moon.
Though few in numbers in Eorzea, a small number are accepted into every day life in Limsa Lominsa, while others are known to make their home in the region of the Sagolii Desert. The self-proclaimed Seekers of the Sun have a preference for the warm light of day, as is apparent in their reverence for Azeyma the Warden, goddess of the sun. The two Miqo'te clans are the Seekers of the Sun and the Keepers of the Moon. Many Miqo'te lead solitary lifestyles, with males in particular who shy away from contact with others.
Though the Miqo'te have a lesser presence than the other races in Eorzea, they are easily distinguished by their cat-like ears and feline tails. The Hyur Highlanders have the highest starting strength stat, but also have the lowest starting piety stat. After the fall of their ancestral homeland of Ala Mhigo, many of the Highlanders have sought refuge in the mercantile nation of Ul'dah. Compared to the Midlanders, the Highlanders are noticeably larger in build and stature. The Highlanders gain their name from the clan's history of dwelling in the mountains of Gyr Abania. They are observed living lives as diverse as their heritage. This clan comprises over half of Eorzea's Hyur population, and have established themselves in every city within the realm. The Midlanders get their name for their clan's long tradition of settling in low-lying regions. The Hyur separate into two different clans: the Midlanders and the Highlanders. They have the most diverse culture of any of the races, including different languages and traditions. The most populous race in all of Eorzea, the Hyur are a human like race of average stature compared to the other races. Here is the list of the five races, as well as their starting stats. From the tiny Lalafell to the large and powerful Roegadyn, these races come in many shapes and sizes.
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