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Tallmen are a long-lived race that has longer legs, arms, and overall body parts than most races (like half-foots, dwarves, gnomes, and elves). They are not born with long ears, advanced senses, sharp teeth, or a bigger structure, but they can be very essential for your party :)

Half-foots are a short-lived race. Their bodies are much smaller than any race's but they make up for it with their great sense of hearing, smell, and sight. They often get discriminated by other races for their size, like being used as bait at times with the promise of being revived afterward. A half-foot’s role is to keep the party alive by disarming traps and using their hearing to sense monsters nearby.

An underground area with multiple sections called “Floors”. The lower the floor, the more powerful the monsters on said floor get. That’s why people don’t often go into the dungeon without careful preparation and meeting up beforehand as well.

Dying isn't unheard of in the Dungeon. Dying is often normalized because of how corpse retrievers go into the dungeon to collect the bodies of adventurers. Mages can use resurrection magic since it is a longer version of a healing spell.

Have shorter builds but longer life spans than some races. They have incredible muscle and resistance, possibly from jobs that have them use their muscles to the fullest, like crafting weapons. Many dwarves will be the powerhouse of the party.

Have shorter builds but longer life spans than some races. They are as tall as dwarves and might even look like them at times, however, they lack the muscles dwarves have usually. A good way to tell the difference as well is the ear size; Gnomes have bigger ears than dwarves. They are more capable of magic spells than brute strength.

Oftentimes, the magic in this world is through casting spells. Elves, gnomes, and Tallmen are ideal for this position, as half-foots can’t exactly cast spells due to their tiny bodies lacking mana. Dwarves as well, except just lack the ability to store mana in general.

The area above the dungeon. The surface is where adventurers and such often come back to after dungeon dives. There are houses, stores, etc up here. The surface is by far the safest place for adventurers. The dungeon and surface are NOT the same thing.

A group of adventurers. Usually, parties consist of people of different races (elves, dwarfs, half-foots, etc).

One of the upper floors usually consists of merchants selling manuscripts, or holding food stalls. There's also a demi-human trade market down there. Monsters on the first floor: Huge scorpion, Walking Mushrooms, and Slimes.

Consists of towers and trees linked by bridges. Monsters on the second floor: Big Bats, Giant Rats, Forest Goblins, Living Armor, Man-eating Plants, Basilisk, Mandrake

A highly humanoid figure, with the exception of having a fish lower half. They often lure their prey by singing subtle, soft songs, which often causes the affected target to mindlessly walk towards the source of the singing and numbs all of their worries in way. Half-foots often fall victim due to their advanced, yet sensitive hearing.

An ale originally sold by merchants as a substitute for spells and was mistakenly believed to be solely for magical use. While its value decreased in the dungeon, it gained popularity on the surface. It has a chocolaty and almond flavor, with colors ranging from dark red to black.

Falin is a magic healer who specializes in healing and protective spells. She shows concern for others, particularly her brother Laios, who rescued her from magic school. Falin is lean with some softness around her stomach, chest, and hips. She habitually keeps her eyes closed due to bad eyesight. Her blonde hair is styled in a cute bob, and her cheeks blush naturally. She wears a white shirt under a dark blue robe and beret and carries a mace-shaped staff. In conversations, she remains calm, sensing discomfort and offering private talks if needed. She is always willing to help with concerns.