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| Human = The most common face in Faerûn, humans are known for their tenacity, creativity, and endless capacity for growth.
| Elf = With ethereal countenances and long lifespans, elves are at home with nature's power, flourishing in light and dark alike.
| High Elf = Heirs of the mystical Feywild, high elves value magic in all its forms, and even those who do not study spellcraft can manipulate the Weave.
| Wood Elf = These elves spend their reclusive lives in Faerûn's forests. Decades of training in archery and camouflage are enhanced by an otherworldly swiftness.
| Drow = Driven to the Underdark, most drow have adopted a ruthless pragmatism. While the Lolth-sworn delight in the goddess' evil tenets, the Seldarine reject Her attempt to overthrow the leader of the elven pantheon.
| Lolth-Sworn Drow = Raised by Lolth's cult in the city of Menzoberranzan, these drow embody the virtues of their corrupt and merciless goddess. Lolth marks Her followers with bright red eyes so those in the Underdark will learn to fear them on sight.
| Seldarine Drow = Seldarine drow can be found seeking allies from all over Faerûn, aiming to settle their conflict with Lolth - and each other - by any means necessary.
| Dwarf = As durable and unyielding as their homes of stone, dwarves are some of the finest warriors, miners, and smiths of Faerûn.
| Gold Dwarf = These dwarves are known for their confidence and keen intuition. The culture of their Deep Kingdom values family, ritual, and fine craftsmanship.
| Shield Dwarf = Great losses in ancient wars against goblins and orcs have led these dwarves to adopt a cynical mindset, but they will endure anything to restore their ancestral homelands.
| Duergar = Once enslaved by the eldritch mind flayers, duergar adapted to freedom with harsh practicality. Their cold demeanours and gift of stealth are well-known throughout the Underdark.
| Half-Elf = Curious, ambitious, and versatile, half-elves are welcome everywhere, but struggle without a community to call their own.
| High Half-Elf = A touch of the Feywild remains in half-elves with this bloodline, and even those untrained in magic possess a hint of wild power.
| Wood Half-Elf = Like their wood elf parent, these half-elves have a quickened stride and an eye for stealth. Yet many break away from isolation in Faerûn's forests to explore the rest of the Realms.
| Drow Half-Elf = Most half-drow result from liaisons between Seldarine drow and surfacers. While half-drow inherited a few magical gifts, they aren't usually raised in the Underdark.
| Gnome = Small, clever, and energetic, gnomes use their long lives to explore Faerûn's brightest corners and darkest depths.
| Rock Gnome = The most commonly seen gnomes on Faerûn's surface, rock gnomes are named as such for their hardiness and affinity for metal.
| Deep Gnome = More guarded than their surface cousins, deep gnomes survive in the Underdark with darkvision and skilful stealth.
| Forest Gnome = Even smaller than their cousins and twice as reclusive, forest gnomes are a rare sight in Faerûn. They master magic and craftsmanship in their distant, idyllic groves.
| Halfling = Small yet capable, halflings prefer the comforts of home and hearth - but their natural luck and dexterity makes them fine adventurers.
| Lightfoot Halfling = Stealthy but social, these halflings travel all over Faerûn to make names for themselves.
| Strongheart Halfling = Legend has it that dwarven blood gave stronghearts their hardiness. Resistant to poison and wellsprings of endurance, these halflings easily hold their own.
| Tiefling = Descended from devils of the Nine Hells, tieflings face constant suspicion in Faerûn. Thankfully, their arcane abilities make them natural survivors.
| Asmodeus Tiefling = Bound to Nessus, the deepest layer of the Hells, these tieflings inherited the ability to wield fire and darkness from the archdevil Asmodeus' infernal bloodline.
| Mephistopheles Tiefling = Descended from the archdevil Mephistopheles, these tieflings are gifted with a particular affinity for arcane magic.
| Zariel Tiefling = Tieflings from Zariel's bloodline are empowered with martial strength, and can channel searing flame to punish their enemies.
| Githyanki = With a ruthlessness borne from mind flayer enslavement, githyanki ride the Astral Sea atop red dragons, bringing their silver swords and psionic might to bear against any trace of the illithid menace.
| Dragonborn = A proud race that values clan and skills above all else. Once enslaved by dragons, they strive to be self-sufficient, not wanting to be beholden to anyone, not even the gods.
| Black Dragonborn = Despite no ancestral links to the mighty creatures, these dragonborn share the charcoal colouration and fizzling, acrid breath of black dragons. 
| Blue Dragonborn = Despite no ancestral links to the mighty creatures, these dragonborn share the deep sapphire scales and charged, crackling breath of blue dragons.
| Brass Dragonborn = Despite no ancestral links to the mighty creatures, these dragonborn share the burnished ochre hue and flickering, fiery breath of brass dragons. 
| Bronze Dragonborn = Despite no ancestral links to the mighty creatures, these dragonborn share the shining sepia scales and sparking breath of bronze dragons.
| Copper Dragonborn = Despite no ancestral links to the mighty creatures, these dragonborn share the pink-gold colouration and corrosive breath of copper dragons.
| Gold Dragonborn = Despite no ancestral links to the mighty creatures, these dragonborn share the resplendent shine and roiling, blazing breath of gold dragons.
| Green Dragonborn = Despite no ancestral links to the mighty creatures, these dragonborn share the brilliant emerald aspect and stinking, putrid breath of green dragons.
| Red Dragonborn = Despite no ancestral links to the mighty creatures, these dragonborn share the bright scarlet likeness and roiling, burning breath of red dragons.
| Silver Dragonborn = Despite no ancestral links to the mighty creatures, these dragonborn share the glinting shine and scorching cold breath of silver dragons.
| White Dragonborn = Despite no ancestral links to the mighty creatures, these dragonborn share the snowy aspect and frosty breath of white dragons.
| Half-Orc = Creatures of intense emotion, half-orcs are more inclined to act than contemplate - whether the rage burning their bodies compels them to fight, or the love filling their hearts inspires acts of incredible kindness.


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| Humanoid = A collection of bipedal races, ranging from humans, elves, and halflings to goblins, gnolls, and kobolds.
| Goblin = Weak, selfish humanoids. Though they often serve stronger races, they crave power and abuse what authority they obtain.
| Hobgoblin = Large, brutal humanoids that live for martial prowess, war, and glory.
| Bugbear = Hairy humanoids that crave carnage and treasure in equal measure.
| Gnoll = Feral, hyena-like humanoids that slaughter indiscriminately in an attempt to quell the insatiable hunger of their demonic creator, Yeenoghu.
| Gnoll Flind = Feral, hyena-like humanoids that slaughter indiscriminately in an attempt to quell the insatiable hunger of their demonic creator, Yeenoghu.
| Werewolf = Savage predators that spread their curse through biting other humanoids. <br><br>Most werewolves succumb to their bloodlust, but some learn to control their urges, often under the guidance of Selûne, goddess of the moon.
| Kuo-Toa = Mad, fish-like denizens of the Underdark. They revere imaginary gods with an insane religious fervour.
| Undead = Remnants of the once-living that are trapped between life and death.
| Skeleton = The remains of the dead, animated by dark magic - be they summoned by spellcasters, or risen on their own.
| Monstrosity = Frightening creatures that are not ordinary, not truly natural, and almost never benign.
| Ettercap = Though they only have two arms and two legs, these foul predators have more in common with the spiders they herd than with humanoids.
| Harpy = Sadistic creatures with the legs and wings of a vulture and the body of an elf. Their sweet song enchants their prey, luring them to their deaths.
| Phase Spider = Giant spiders that can phase in and out of the Ethereal Plane, making it seem like they can teleport.
| Giant = Though giantkind comes in many varieties, each with its own culture, all of them are huge, loud, heavy, and, most importantly, strong.
| Ogre = As stupid as they are gluttonous, these hulking giants are known for their quick tempers. They live by raiding, scavenging, and killing for food and pleasure both.
| Ooze = These gelatinous creatures usually dwell in caves and dungeons, feeding on refuse, carrion, and ill-fated adventurers.
| Aberration = Warped, alien beings that have come to Faerûn from beyond the multiverse.
| Beholder = Aggressive and greedy aberrations that believe their own forms to be the ideal, and hold all others - be it other beholders or 'lesser beings' - in contempt.
| Mind Flayer = Psionic tyrants, slavers, and interdimensional voyagers that feed off the brains of thinking creatures.<br><br>Most belong to a hivemind colony devoted to an elder brain, and all work towards achieving the Grand Design - their dream of once more controlling empires that span the multiverse.
| Celestial = Good-aligned creatures native to the Upper Planes. Many of them are servants of deities, employed in the mortal realm.
| Elemental = Creatures native to the Elemental Planes. They range from simple masses of a specific element to beings infused with elemental energy.
| Mud Elemental = These sludgy, muculent elementals come from a Plane intersecting Elemental realms of Water and Earth. 
| Lava Elemental = These superheated sacks of molten slag come from a Plane intersecting Elemental realms of Earth and Fire. 
| Mephit = Capricious, vulgar, and rarely endearing - except to their masters. Mephits are curious, impish creatures from the Elemental Planes.
| Azer = Master craftsmen and expert miners made from bronze and fire.
| Fey = Mystical creatures that dwell in twilight groves and misty forests. They have close ties to nature - and like nature, not all fey are good.
| Redcap = Small, homicidal creatures. Born of bloodlust, they have to keep their caps steeped in blood to survive.
| Fiend = Evil, wicked creatures from the Lower Planes that labour under the leadership of lawful archdevils or chaotic demon princes.
| Devil = Both lawful and evil to the bone, devils live to scheme and exploit the rules they follow, be it to climb the hierarchy of the Nine Hells or to lay claim to the souls of the mortals they make contracts with.
| Demon = The embodiment of chaos and evil, demons know no compassion, empathy, or mercy and exist only to destroy.
| Construct = Creatures that are made instead of born. Some only follow a simple set of instructions, while others are imbued with sentience.
| Scrying Eye = These levitating eyes transmit all that they see to the one who created them. 
| Automaton = Once a blueprint, now an indication of modern technology, this machine can only ever be a facsimile of a real person. 
| Golem = Unstoppable juggernauts that exist only to follow their creator's orders, even if that creator has long since passed.
| Animated Armour = Suits of magically animated plate armour. Ponderous and persistent, these constructs are often used as guardians.
| Plant = Vegetative or fungal creatures. Most can walk and move - and some are carnivorous.
| Myconid = Intelligent, ambulatory fungi residing in the Underdark. They use spores to both communicate and attack, though they'd rather avoid the latter.
| Bulette = The bulette's deep burrowing and powerful leap makes it an apex predator in nearly every terrain it finds itself in. 
| Hook Horror = Vulture-like, with a chitinous exoskeleton, the Hook Horror is a bipedal subterranean creature with razor-sharp hooks instead of hands.
| Beast = All varieties of animals, both ordinary and magical. Most have limited intelligence and lack a society and language.
| Spider = Eight-legged, spindly, and generally awful. 
| Dragon = Immensely intelligent, ancient, and powerful reptiles that covet wealth. <br><br>Chromatic dragons are selfish, evil, and feared, while metallic dragons are noble, good, and respected by the wise.
| Beast = All varieties of animals, both ordinary and magical. Most have limited intelligence and lack a society and language.
| Rat = Sure, they carry disease, but there's something inherently gossip-laden about the expression of a rat, as if they know all your secrets. 
| Bird = Their melodies fill the woods of Toril with a mellow sweetness, and their feathers paint brush strokes on even the dullest sky. 
| Frog = These hopping fellows look terribly unfortunate, which isn't a problem, because they sound absolutely miserable, too. 
| Crab = The member of nature's ecological club most likely to pinch your ankles. 
| Conjured Spectre = Phantasms of arcane origin.
| Zombie = Mindless remains of the dead, imbued with necromantic magic, zombies do their creator's bidding without fear or hesitation.
| Hellsboar = Grafted with infernal iron and burning with hellfire, these porcine brutes are filled with a distinct brand of malice. 
| Imp = Cackling peddlers of infernal mischief, imps bind themselves to the service of more powerful devils who furnish them with commands. 
| Cambion = Scarlet-eyed and bitter-tempered, cambion are the bastard children of devils and mortals, a fusion of two Planes in one body. 
| Hag = Soothsayers, invaders of dreams, dark ritualists, saviours, murderers: hags are all of these and more. 
| Badger = Striped ponderous wanderers of the woods. 
| Merregon = In life, these faceless legionnaires of the Nine Hells were soldiers who served evil without reservation. 
| Wolf = Furtive pack animals roaming the wilderness, wolves are wary of attacking creatures unless driven to ferocity by territorialism or hunger.
| Raven = Ravens are often employed as messengers or decorative scene-setting by a certain kind of wizard (the kind that drinks out of skull goblets and owns dribbly candles).
| Bear = Juggernauts of the animal world, bears are capable of walking on their hind legs, hibernating during colder seasons, and absolutely ruining your mountain hike.
| Boar = Bulky and tusked, wild boar are at their most dangerous during mating season, and can use those tusks and the muscle in their bodies to gore and crush.
| Hyena = Of all subspecies of hyena, only the spotted ones emit that strange cackling giggle that raises the hairs on the neck of a savanna hunter.
| Kobold = Clever but craven reptilians that overcome their physical ineptitude by banding together.
| Dark Justiciar = Remnants of the once-living that are trapped between life and death.
| Blight = These awakened plants, gifted with intelligence and mobility, plague lands contaminated with darkness.
| Meazel = Twisted, cruel hermits affected by the Shadowfell. Imbued with magic, they move through the shadows to snatch their victims.
| Undead = Remnants of the once-living that are trapped between life and death.
| Shadar-Kai = These elves were transformed by the Shadowfell, until nothing remained but a mournful, joyless existence between life and death.
| Ghost = The soul of a once-living creature, bound to the material plane by its desire to resolve some unfinished task from its life.
| Crawling Claw = Severed from their owners and skittering along on digits still stiff with rigor mortis, these hands can squeeze the breath from a throat in an instant. 
| Undead = Bloated and putrescent with the rigors of undeath, the master of the Tollhouse gleams, a cursed avatar of greed.
| Gremishka = The vicious product of spells gone wrong, these cat-like creatures delight in tormenting magic-users, relishing in the unstable effect magic has on them.
| Shadow Mastiff = Often moving as a pack, these hounds of the Shadowfell slink from shadow to shadow, always on the hunt.
| Phasm = Hungry for new experiences, these creatures use any tactic - as well as their ability to polymorph - to sate their curiosity.
| Flesh Golem = The powerful enchantments that have stitched together this assortment of body parts have imbued it with both a strong defence and formidable strength.
| Meenlock = These crustacean-like Fey are spawned by fear and seek to destroy all that is good, innocent, and beautiful.
| Shadow = Resembling dark exaggerations of humanoid shadows, these undead feed on the vitality of the living creatures they were once part of.
| Wraith = A wraith is malice incarnate, concentrated into an incorporeal form that seeks to quench all life.  Even small fires can be extinguished by the sucking oblivion of the wraith's horrifying existence.
| Cloaker = Resembling dark leathery cloaks, these aberrations lurk in caves, waiting to slay lone or injured prey stumbling through the darkness.
| Flying Ghoul = With their jagged wings and razor-sharp teeth, these undead gorge on humanoid flesh in the depth of night.
| Giant Eagle = Though noble and giant in stature, these eagles are barely smarter than their smaller counterparts
| Ghoul = Driven by their insatiable hunger for humanoid flesh, ghouls usually roam the night in packs.
| Grim Visage = These skulls spawned from Gerringothe Thorm's twisted psyche. Manifestations of her worst flaws, they keep the coins of her protective armour intact.
| Coin Halberd = Formed from the wealth surrounding the Toll Collector, this weapon clinks and jangles as it sweeps across the battlefield.
| Mummy = Shambling, their bodies clothed with rotted scraps of funereal wrappings, mummies bring their malice with them out of their tombs.
| Mummy Lord = Huddled in their sarcophagi like sickly penitents, mummy lords creep out to protect their tombs, their crumbling rags host to fierce ancient fists and skin crawling with curses.
| Tressym = Slinking through door cracks, preening with one eye on the nearest milk saucer, flitting with a snap of their wings around the chimney of a wizard's tower, tressym are like all small felines in that they ride the line between cuteness and total nuisance. 
| Undead Dragon = Bones studded with rotting scales and draped with dead tissue, these dragons have been animated by fell necromancy. 
| Hollyphant = Bobbing like corks in the earnest, busy muddle-puddle of their lives, hollyphants are sweet-natured little pachyderms who often serve as helpers to good-aligned deities. 
| Steel Watcher = The operations of these huge steel juggernauts are powered by engines of churning hellfire. 
| Shambling Mound = These rotting heaps of animated vegetation absorb all organic matter they come in contact with, and are bloated with the remains of plants, animals, and sewage systems.
| Alioramus = Alioramus are sedulous hunters, their broad jaws capable of crushing a knight's chest through a full inch of iron plate. 
| Raven = The intellect and opportunism of the common raven sets it apart from other birds almost as much as its pitch-dark coat. 
| Butler of Bhaal = The Temple of Bhaal's maid-of-all-work. Obsequious and eternal, Sceleritas lives to die, and dies to serve. 
| Death Knight = When a fallen paladin dies without atonement, it can be brought back from the grave as something entirely different - entirely evil.
| Ghast = Orcus, god of undeath, creates ghasts by infusing ghouls with a particularly baleful dosage of his abyssal energy. Whereas a ghoul is little more than a savage beast, a ghast is cunning and can inspire a pack of ghouls to obey its commands.
| Incubus = Sensual and depraved, these dark-winged fiends from the Nine Hells derive pleasure from enticing and devouring lonely souls. 
| Succubus = Native to the Lower Planes, succubi beckon those they seduce with soft fingers, concealing their claws beneath. 
| Vampire = Amiable aristocrats and cold-hearted hunters, vampires are the embodiments of evening made flesh. 
| Vampire Spawn = Subservient to the one who created them, vampire spawn are deadly hunters both ravenous and proud.
| Vengeful Imp = Crafted from a soul indebted to Raphael, these imps chitter uproariously while wheeling about on spindly wings. 
| Vengeful Boar = Crafted from a soul indebted to Raphael, these boars blaze with a smell like hair burning on blackening scalps.
| Vengeful Cambion = Crafted from a soul indebted to Raphael, these cambions have pupils that dilate with devotion whenever he is near. 
| Raphaelian Merregon = In life, these faceless legionnaires of the Nine Hells were soldiers who served evil without reservation. In death, they serve Raphael.
| Blink Dog = The flickering, unpredictable magic of the faerie realm courses through the blink dog - allowing it to flit in and out of this plane to avoid harm. 
| Aasimar = Endowed with a divine lineage, aasimar represent the physical and mental experience of other mortal creatures elevated. In the long uncertain night of Faerûnian life, they burn like pale inspiring torches.
| Doppelganger = Capable of morphing their physiology to impersonate other humanoids, doppelgangers have served as cunning spies, political envoys, and assassins.
| Bat = Reliant upon echolocation, bats fill the caves of the world with shrieks like the ghoulish little winged mice they are.
| Displacer Beast = A displacer beast's coat is slick with illusory magic that can bend light, letting it project images of itself and turn invisible. Adventurers say you can never know a displacer beast's true location - until its claws sink into your belly, that is.
| Drider = Favoured drow that fail the tests of the Webmother Lolth have their forms warped and made wicked - grafted with spiders to serve as symbols of her power.
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This template is a subtype of {{t link|Quote fancy}}.

== Usage ==
This template has a table of all the race quotes in the game extracted directly from the game files so the only required parameter is the name of the race. On the race pages themselves, you can use {{c|<nowiki>{{PAGENAME}}</nowiki>}} as the parameter to this template. For the image, it uses {{c|Race <race>.png}} which exist for the player-selectable races and falls back to {{c|Portrait <race>.png}} for everything else.

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== Examples ==
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| caption 3 = Non-playable race example which falls back to using {{c|Portrait Meenlock.png}} for the image.
| <nowiki>{{Quote race|Meenlock}}</nowiki>
| caption 4 = Non-playable race example with a specified portrait.
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== Exhaustive list ==
=== Playable races ===
{{Quote race|Human}}
{{Quote race|Elf}}
{{Quote race|High Elf}}
{{Quote race|Wood Elf}}
{{Quote race|Drow}}
{{Quote race|Lolth-Sworn Drow}}
{{Quote race|Seldarine Drow}}
{{Quote race|Dwarf}}
{{Quote race|Gold Dwarf}}
{{Quote race|Shield Dwarf}}
{{Quote race|Duergar}}
{{Quote race|Half-Elf}}
{{Quote race|High Half-Elf}}
{{Quote race|Wood Half-Elf}}
{{Quote race|Drow Half-Elf}}
{{Quote race|Gnome}}
{{Quote race|Rock Gnome}}
{{Quote race|Deep Gnome}}
{{Quote race|Forest Gnome}}
{{Quote race|Halfling}}
{{Quote race|Lightfoot Halfling}}
{{Quote race|Strongheart Halfling}}
{{Quote race|Tiefling}}
{{Quote race|Asmodeus Tiefling}}
{{Quote race|Mephistopheles Tiefling}}
{{Quote race|Zariel Tiefling}}
{{Quote race|Githyanki}}
{{Quote race|Dragonborn}}
{{Quote race|Black Dragonborn}}
{{Quote race|Blue Dragonborn}}
{{Quote race|Brass Dragonborn}}
{{Quote race|Bronze Dragonborn}}
{{Quote race|Copper Dragonborn}}
{{Quote race|Gold Dragonborn}}
{{Quote race|Green Dragonborn}}
{{Quote race|Red Dragonborn}}
{{Quote race|Silver Dragonborn}}
{{Quote race|White Dragonborn}}
{{Quote race|Half-Orc}}

=== Non-playable races ===
==== Aberrations ====
{{Quote race|Aberration}}
{{Quote race|Beholder}}
{{Quote race|Mind Flayer}}
{{Quote race|Phasm}}

==== Beasts ====
{{Quote race|Beast}}
{{Quote race|Alioramus}}
{{Quote race|Badger}}
{{Quote race|Bat}}
{{Quote race|Bear}}
{{Quote race|Bird}}
{{Quote race|Boar}}
{{Quote race|Crab}}
{{Quote race|Displacer Beast}}
{{Quote race|Frog}}
{{Quote race|Giant Eagle}}
{{Quote race|Hyena}}
{{Quote race|Rat}}
{{Quote race|Raven}}
{{Quote race|Spider}}
{{Quote race|Wolf}}

==== Celestials ====
{{Quote race|Celestial}}
{{Quote race|Aasimar}}
{{Quote race|Hollyphant}}

==== Constructs ====
{{Quote race|Construct}}
{{Quote race|Animated Armour}}
{{Quote race|Automaton}}
{{Quote race|Conjured Spectre}}
{{Quote race|Coin Halberd}}
{{Quote race|Flesh Golem}}
{{Quote race|Golem}}
{{Quote race|Scrying Eye}}
{{Quote race|Steel Watcher}}

==== Elementals ====
{{Quote race|Elemental}}
{{Quote race|Azer}}
{{Quote race|Lava Elemental}}
{{Quote race|Mephit}}
{{Quote race|Mud Elemental}}

==== Dragons ====
{{Quote race|Dragon}}

==== Fey ====
{{Quote race|Fey}}
{{Quote race|Blink Dog}}
{{Quote race|Hag}}
{{Quote race|Meenlock}}
{{Quote race|Redcap}}

==== Giants ====
{{Quote race|Giant}}
{{Quote race|Ogre}}

==== Humanoids ====
{{Quote race|Humanoid}}
{{Quote race|Bugbear}}
{{Quote race|Gnoll}}
{{Quote race|Gnoll Flind}}
{{Quote race|Goblin}}
{{Quote race|Hobgoblin}}
{{Quote race|Kobold}}
{{Quote race|Kuo-Toa}}
{{Quote race|Meazel}}
{{Quote race|Shadar-Kai}}
{{Quote race|Werewolf}}

==== Monstrosities ====
{{Quote race|Monstrosity}}
{{Quote race|Bulette}}
{{Quote race|Cloaker}}
{{Quote race|Doppelganger}}
{{Quote race|Drider}}
{{Quote race|Ettercap}}
{{Quote race|Gremishka}}
{{Quote race|Harpy}}
{{Quote race|Hook Horror}}
{{Quote race|Phase Spider}}
{{Quote race|Tressym}}

==== Oozes ====
{{Quote race|Ooze}}

==== Plants ====
{{Quote race|Plant}}
{{Quote race|Blight}}
{{Quote race|Myconid}}
{{Quote race|Shambling Mound}}

==== Fiends ====
{{Quote race|Fiend}}
{{Quote race|Butler of Bhaal}}
{{Quote race|Cambion}}
{{Quote race|Devil}}
{{Quote race|Hellsboar}}
{{Quote race|Imp}}
{{Quote race|Incubus}}
{{Quote race|Merregon}}
{{Quote race|Raphaelian Merregon}}
{{Quote race|Succubus}}
{{Quote race|Vengeful Boar}}
{{Quote race|Vengeful Cambion}}
{{Quote race|Vengeful Imp}}

==== Undead ====
{{Quote race|Undead}}
{{Quote race|Crawling Claw}}
{{Quote race|Dark Justiciar}}
{{Quote race|Death Knight}}
{{Quote race|Flying Ghoul}}
{{Quote race|Ghast}}
{{Quote race|Ghost}}
{{Quote race|Ghoul}}
{{Quote race|Grim Visage}}
{{Quote race|Mummy|image=Portrait Mummy (race).png}}
{{Quote race|Mummy Lord}}
{{Quote race|Shadow}}
{{Quote race|Shadow Mastiff}}
{{Quote race|Skeleton}}
{{Quote race|Undead Dragon}}
{{Quote race|Vampire}}
{{Quote race|Vampire Spawn}}
{{Quote race|Wraith}}
{{Quote race|Zombie}}

== Template data ==
<templatedata>
{
	"params": {
		"1": {
			"label": "Race",
			"description": "The name of a race. When used on a race page, you can use {{PAGENAME}} for this parameter. Aside from the player-selectable races, there are description quotes for every race defined in the game.",
            "type": "string",
            "suggestedvalues": [],
			"required": true
		},
        "quote": {
            "label": "Quote override",
            "description": "Use this parameter to specify a custom quote instead of a predefined one.",
            "type": "string"
        },
        "image": {
            "label": "Image override",
            "description": "Use this parameter to specify a custom icon instead of a predefined one. There are only race icons corresponding the player-selectable races so you will need to specify an icon for other races. Typically this will be a portrait image.",
            "suggested": true,
            "example": "Portrait Owlbear.png",
            "type": "wiki-file-name"
        },
        "noattribution": {
            "label": "Disable attribution",
            "description": "Disable the \"In-game racial description\" attribution text.",
            "type": "boolean"
        },
        "image-position": {
            "label": "Image position override",
            "description": "Override the image position from its default position on the right.",
            "type": "string",
            "default": "right",
            "suggestedvalues": ["right", "left"]
        },
        "height": {
            "label": "Image height override",
            "description": "Override the image height from its default of 100px.",
            "type": "number",
            "default": "100"
        },
        "link": {
            "label": "Link override",
            "description": "Override where clicking the image links to.",
            "type": "wiki-page-name"
        },
        "nolink": {
            "label": "Disable link",
            "description": "Entirely remove the link. This is the same as setting \"link=\". For use with cut backgrounds that don't have dedicated pages.",
            "type": "boolean"
        }
	},
    "description": "Display a race quote",
    "format": "inline"
}
</templatedata>}}
[[Category: Templates]]
[[Category: Quotation templates]]
</noinclude>