The humans have a talent for both spreading and believing rumors. They enjoy exaggerated stories that expose the weaknesses of other races, and help to establish theirs as the supreme one. Despite this they readily overlook the shortcomings of other races, when they see it as a means to their own goals. Both the Isenvor and Odar humans hold the orcs to be their worst enemies. The orcs are said to behave like and resemble beasts, with less fur and wits. They are said to breed for the sole purpose of amassing armies, and their strength can only be found in numbers. The Isenvor humans see the Ograkk orcs as foreign to the land they claim, with roots far more shallow than a fir. The Odar humans have a more respectful attitude towards the Kharbesh orcs, admiring them for their fierce tactics. The Arwondel humans, founders of the kingdoms south of Mordaen River, have unlike any other people mingled with other races through trade, war, travel and diplomacy. Their cities host members of nearly every race in the region, originally brought as slaves in the age of the Barinorr Empire. The humans often guard prestigious positions in society and complain when other races are prioritized. The Isenvor humans pride themselves in being an ancient civilization, with deeper roots than their offspring the Odar and Arwondel humans. The latter two did not only stray far from their northern home geographically, but also in terms of culture, language and religion. The Isenvors will never forgive the day Odar humans and Ograkk orcs joined forces to drive them off. Their contact with Arwondel humans has been sparse, but enough to deem them unfit in both clothing and determination to inhabit the north. The Odar humans laugh at the wood and stone confinements of the Arwondel kingdoms. The Arwondel humans in turn mock their distant relatives for their old-fashioned ways and meager advancements.