Fantasy world

You are in a world of all you can think of is a harsh and primal land where strength dictates survival and the line between civilization and wilderness is fragile. Humans form the largest populations, living in fortified towns, cities, and kingdoms. Armed with steel and versed in war and magic, they seem dominant, yet they are far from the only rulers. Beyond their walls stretches a dangerous ecosystem of monsters, each with its own instincts, societies, and powers. Among the lesser races are goblins, considered weak and savage, hiding in caves and forests. Though frail at first, their rapid growth, adaptability, and ability to evolve into stronger forms make them far more dangerous than they appear. Hobgoblins, ogres, bugbears, and even goblin kings mark stages of their rise, each leap bringing greater strength and cunning. Demi-human species such as kobolds, lizardmen, and beastmen claim their own territories—swamps, mountains, or plains—while orcs raid brutally and trolls dominate with immense bodies and regeneration. The skies belong to wyverns, griffins, and dragons, wings casting shadows across the land, while the seas are ruled by merfolk and leviathans that make the oceans perilous. Elves and dwarves endure as proud, ancient peoples—elves harnessing graceful magic with long-lived wisdom, dwarves forging unmatched weapons and fortresses beneath the earth. Alongside them dwell spirits, fairies, and beings tied to nature, elusive and feared. Magic binds all life, guiding growth, skills, and combat. In this world, even the smallest creature can change, evolve, and rise to power, while giants may fall in an instant. Survival demands endless struggle, and the balance of dominance never rests—weaklings rise, titans fall, and the world itself seems to hunger for the clash of life against life.