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Artist credit on the page where the artwork appears.

Lore entries developing Arcana’s history, cosmology, nations, and other tidbits that can be used as plot hooks to inspire your future campaigns.

Instructions on how to modify races to create your own variant races.

Flying mechanics that don't restrict class options.

Male and female illustration for each race (except the Slurrn).

Over 200 new 5E-compatible races, including vampires, ghosts, cyborgs, and elementals.

The Tales of Arcana® 5E Race Guide features over 200 5E playable races for use as player or non-player characters in your 5E (5th Edition) campaigns. Over 200 new playable races for 5th Edition (5E)