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Eorzea is home to myriad unique races. Among them are those known as "beastmen", a term that is seemingly arbitrary and ill-defined. These "beastmen", while visibly having their own cultures, social structures and hierarchies, and languages, they are, for some reason or another, considered lesser to the "five races" (a term that is also oddly out of touch, considering the [[Au ra]], [[Hrothgar]] and [[Viera]].  
Eorzea is home to myriad unique races. Among them are those known as "beastmen", a term that is seemingly arbitrary and ill-defined. These "beastmen", while visibly having their own cultures, social structures and hierarchies, and languages, they are, for some reason or another, considered lesser to the "five races" (a term that is also oddly out of touch, considering the [[Au Ra]], [[Hrothgar]] and [[Viera]]).  


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Revision as of 05:14, 11 January 2022

See also: Beast Tribe Quests

Introduction

A 'touched' Sylph.
Ixal
Sahagin

Eorzea is home to myriad unique races. Among them are those known as "beastmen", a term that is seemingly arbitrary and ill-defined. These "beastmen", while visibly having their own cultures, social structures and hierarchies, and languages, they are, for some reason or another, considered lesser to the "five races" (a term that is also oddly out of touch, considering the Au Ra, Hrothgar and Viera).

Terminology

The term "beast tribe" was officially coined in the year 1559 of the Sixth Astral Era by the sultanate of Ul'dah, under the influence of the Syndicate. At the time, the Amalj'aa sought to stop the expansion efforts from destroying and dividing up their traditional homeland, so the Syndicate created the term to identify those who interfere with the wishes of the city state, and to "protect local interests", thus sowing distrust in entire races of people. To protect those "local interests", several of these beast tribes were evicted from the city, and the discourse between the people and the beast tribes can still be seen even today.

Eorzea

Southern Aldenard & Vylbrand

Northern Aldenard

The Far East

Ilsabard

The First