Races (Berserk Supplement)

Races

In the world of Berserk, race does not equate to origin. Many great warriors in Midland are distantly Kushan, and despite their bloody conflict, the people of Midland and Tudor do share close blood bonds.

Human Races

Humanity is the single most common race in the world of Berserk. Substantiating effectively the only race in the Physical World before the Great Roar of the Astral World, they come in a wide variety of kinds, each with their own slight advantages.

Non-Human Races

Before the Great Roar of the Astral World, non-human races were solely restricted to their respective planes of the Astral World and the Interstices connecting them to the Physical World. As the planes merged, their domain became a part of the Earth, allowing them to roam free in this new land. While most find this new world a fascinating place to roam and commune with a new branch of nature, others do not take so kindly to outsiders.

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