Human

Selys notes pulling her sword out of a dead Human's reanimated body.

Mentioned as the only survivors from the Ruins, with Erin and Pisces actively fighting.

Humans are referenced by Zevara when she yells at Pisces, questioning their sanity.

Mentioned when Calruz scolds Ceria for acting like a scared child, and when the narrative describes Skinner's sunken face.

Used as a comparison point for the unnatural amount of bone teeth the Crypt Lords possess.

Humans are noted as generally disapproving of stealing bird eggs, and human corpses make up a portion of the zombie attackers.

Discussed as outsiders in Liscor and in the context of Ryoka's background.

Ceria playfully criticizes Humans for their habit of eating cooked eggs.

Noted by Krshia as being proud and prone to seeking challenges.

Ceria playfully mocks the squeamishness of Humans when Gerial reacts poorly to the thought of bugs in the kitchen.

Humans are blamed by Relc and the Drakes for starting the fire on Market Street and generally causing trouble by flooding the city.

Contrasted against Minotaurs by Calruz, who asserts that Humans are naturally weaker.

Calruz uncharacteristically praises Ryoka as a Human worthy of respect, and Ryoka notes the adventurers are predominantly Human.

Krshia is shocked by the massive Human population of Earth and notes that Wistram is full of petty, squabbling Humans.

Discussed extensively regarding their variable magical potential, and revealed to be the sole sapient species populating Erin's homeworld with a population of eight billion.

Teriarch complains about the poor education, lying habits, and fragility of Humans.

Pawn states that the Workers learn how to be Human from Erin, while Pisces is ignored by the Goblins because he is just another Human.

Most of the adventurers exploring the ruins are Human, and Erin's species frequently draws attention.

Mentioned throughout as Ryoka's species, considered easy prey by monsters, and noted by the Dragon.

Mentioned in reference to the cities between which monsters commonly roam.

Erin faces prejudice as a Human, and the stranded girl is identified as one.

Ryoka and Erin are both identified as Humans by onlookers during their respective journeys.

Ryoka notes there are no Humans in Liscor, and Calruz angrily refers to Pisces as a 'little runt of a Human'.

Selys maps out that Humans exclusively populate the northern half of Izril, highlighting Erin's isolation in the south.

Garia compares Calruz's demeanor to being Human.

Celum is noted as a Human city, and Calruz compares Ryoka favorably against the typical simpering Human females.

Humans are present in the form of Erin and Pisces, both participating in the gathering.

The Goblins note that they came to kill a lone Human, referring to Erin.

Ryoka and Gerial are explicitly identified as Humans in the text.

Olesm praises Erin by calling her a remarkable Human.

Discussed as a northern species that generally stays out of Liscor's way.

Mentioned as one of the species, and specifically regarding the girl playing chess.

Described by Krshia and Selys as having strange biology and being relatively rare in the city of Liscor.

Mentioned in the context of the Guild's receptionists and the rarity of darker skin tones.

Mentioned as the species that Goblins like to eat, and as the race of the nobility ruling the north of Izril.

Erin is repeatedly identified as a Human, which Krshia notes is an exceedingly rare sight in Liscor.

Erin is frequently referred to as a Human by the market crowd, Lism, and Olesm, drawing attention as an oddity in the city.

The goblins refer to Erin as the Human or the Human female when considering her dangerous nature.

Klbkch deduces Erin is from another world because no Human of this world would weep for a dead Goblin.

Relc greets Erin as 'Miss Human', and she later reflects on her vulnerability as a Human living alone.

Erin's species is shown to be a stark rarity in Liscor, drawing stares, hostility, and prejudice from the non-Human locals. An aggressive Gnoll explicitly kicks Erin out of a building because of her race and perceived smell.

Pisces appeals to Erin's shared species for pity, and Relc uses the term derogatorily as he leaves.

Discussed by the guards, who note their differing cultural standards for law enforcement and their limited eyesight.

Pisces notes that Erin is Human and warns her that the locals in the area generally dislike Humans.

Erin is repeatedly referred to as the Human by Relc and the littlest Goblin.

The guards heavily discuss the traits of Humans, noting their general physical appearance, perceived lack of understanding regarding leveling, and their social differences.

Erin is referred to as the Human female by the observing Goblins.

Used by Erin as a baseline to describe the twisted appearance of the Goblins.