Moradins

Moradins are a fictional race originating from the world of Eberron, a campaign setting for the roleplaying game Dungeons & Dragons. They are a unique blend of goblinoid and draconic ancestry, possessing traits of both. Physically, Moradins often exhibit scales, claws, and a reptilian appearance, combined with a more humanoid build. Their skin tones can vary widely, often mirroring the colors associated with dragonkind.

The history of Moradins in Eberron is tied to the Age of Demons and the subsequent Dragon Below. They are believed to have been created or heavily influenced by the Quori, powerful spirits from the plane of Dal Quor, during their ancient war against the Daelkyr. This origin story often leaves them with a complex relationship with both good and evil, and a latent connection to the dream-like plane of Dal Quor.

Culturally, Moradins are often depicted as pragmatic and survival-oriented. Due to their often harsh origins and the challenging environments they inhabit, they have developed a resilient and determined nature. Their societal structures can vary, but often emphasize community and the strength of the collective. They are known for their adaptability and their ability to thrive in diverse and sometimes dangerous regions of Eberron, such as the Shadow Marches or the jungles of Xen'drik.

Moradins are not a monolithic race, and individuals can range from savage warriors to cunning diplomats, depending on their upbringing and personal experiences. Their unique heritage grants them a distinctive place within the rich tapestry of Eberron's lore.