[CWBP2] Races

[Ghostman]

I think we should just leave it undefined. As long as the people of the world have no reliable way to discover how plants and animals came about, there will be the possibility that any of a number of mutually incompatible explanations may actually be correct. It'd also be good if participators would have the freedom to introduce fictional flora and fauna without being constrained by limitations of evolution.

[Deadshade]

It'd also be good if participators would have the freedom to introduce fictional flora and fauna without being constrained by limitations of evolution.

Well I would just like to precise that evolution is absolutely no constraint. It has actually more "imagination" than any of us could have.
Who would have imagined this ?
(Chlamyphorus_truncatus).jpg
And that's living today, don't even try to look at the inimaginable things from a few millions years ago.
About any fiction somebody can imagine will be far surpassed by the abilities of the evolution to create totally surprising things

[Azélor]

I think we should just leave it undefined. As long as the people of the world have no reliable way to discover how plants and animals came about, there will be the possibility that any of a number of mutually incompatible explanations may actually be correct. It'd also be good if participators would have the freedom to introduce fictional flora and fauna without being constrained by limitations of evolution.

Ok now that we settled this, can we go back to the original topic ?

Again, I don't mean to decide what races lives in each valley and in the back countryside but just about deciding what are the most common races.