Kederak is the southern continent, think Oriast=Europe and Kederak=Africa.
Oh, all right. Maybe you should add that to the OP, just to avoid future confusion :)
Mixed breeds are possible but they would be faced with pretty heavy racism.
That's good to know, but I meant consequences in a more physical sense than racism. I mean stuff like... Mules. (Nearly) All mules are sterile (with a few, very rare exceptions of Mollies (female mule) turning out to be fertile). The same goes for male Ligers or Tions or whatever the f*ck those things are called (though I think it has to do with what race is which sex). Would/could there be physical consequences of that kind? Or perhaps any advantages?
Also, would it be harder for a couple of differing race to conceive a child? Again, using Mules/Hinnies as an example, it is significantly harder to "make" a Hinny (stallion+jenny (male horse+female donkey)) than it is to make a Mule, because the donkey has a lower amount of chromosomes than the horse.
(Sorry for the small biology lesson >.>)
Magic users can definitely master more than type of magic, in fact Florian Serrer is currently the most powerful Wizard alive and uses all forms of magic.
Great to know and sorry if it already said so in the OP but I was too blind/stupid to find it :)
Non humans living in Oriast are treated differently depending on what kingdom they live in though only humans are nobles across the board. So Raliven treats elves and such pretty well and even allows them to own businesses while Gentland treats them like shit. There are racist people all over the world no matter if they are human, elf, etc...
All right. Human nobles only. Good to know.
So, about the racism... What I meant to ask was how the general outlook on the fact that humans are the ones in "control" is by the other races? And the human race's general view of the other races. Or something along those lines.
Like, does the other races recent the human race as a whole for being the "better" race or something like that? I know there would obviously be diversity in opinions, but I'm asking for more of a stereotype than anything else, really. Like the basic view on Muslims, where I come from, is that they're a bunch of good-for-nothing free-loaders who take advantage of our great welfare and then complain about not getting enough, even though that is far from how all of them are (in fact, only a "few" are like that).
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... Sorry for being "that guy". Really, I am.
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