| Race | Human |
| Over-race | Human |
| Classification | Human |
| Family | N/A |
| Sphere | Hope |
| Origin | Carolia fashioned them from the essence of adaptation |
| Lifespan | 70-100 years |
| Habitat | Anywhere |
| Food | Normal fare |
| Description | While not actually split into subraces, humans are as varied on Shem as they are on Earth. Here's some of the Shemmish break down:
And many more. Any Earth-based ethnic group, race, or nationality can be or is reproduced on Shem. Consult your GM. Some particulars worth mentioning include all of the "-kins," which are humans who claim to be descended of other races.
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| Procreation | With each other to make new humans. With pseudohumans, it follows the mother, except with wild talents, where it is seemingly random. |
| Magic | One in two million have soul magic. One in five hundred thousand have heart magic. Mind magic & body magic are not unheard of. Void is possible. Faith is common. |
| Special Powers | A human being is adaptable, especially over millions of years of evolution. Other than that, we're just normal blokes. |
| Weaknesses | Despair magic or faith can, in fact, kill a human being instantly. But so can a bullet to the head. |
| Culture | Wide & varied. |
| Notables | Omar Windkin, Prophet of Time; the Family Simon; Paul Driver's father; Tahir Windkin, Prophet of the Wind; Myjram Windkin, Servant of the Wind; Martin Lilac; the Shining Sun; Rakesh Aun, the Shining Sun; Rasha Windkin; Theodrick Salvatore; the First Sather; much of the Family Tove; Raymond Le Beau, Sculpter; Hanzou Imugawa, Heron Lover; Blake Guidry, Gift Finder; Willifred ibn Tarahin, Storm Knight; Talia Windkin; Alexei Salvatore, the Emperor; Ramsey Theuwissen; Gabriel Corbannon, Stunt Man; Alsabyerdiese Ipanym, Filmmaker; Jack Crane, the Euphonic Knight; Bartleby Thrush, the Bard; Gerrick MacBoon, Laird; Obiefune Okagua, Smith |
| Sample statistics | PRO 10 ATH 10 STR 10 AWA 10 WIL 10 ROG 10 |
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