The waning days of Númenor, a time of great ambition, strife, and impending doom.
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Dwarf
The Dwarves are stout beings, renowned for their exceptional skills in blacksmithing and stonework, often forming strong bonds with Hobbits while remaining wary of Elves. Created by the Smith Aulë, they were granted true life by Ilúvatar, becoming the Adopted Children of Ilúvatar, destined to awaken after the Elves, embodying resilience and craftsmanship.
Númenórean
Númenóreans, or Dúnedain, are a tall and noble race of Men, known for their long lifespans, reaching up to 400 years or more. They possess a deep connection to the sea, skilled in shipbuilding and fishing, and are renowned for their expertise in riding and husbandry. Númenóreans are educated in multiple languages, including Adûnaic, Sindarin, and Quenya, and have a rich cultural heritage that includes ancient religious practices and a profound understanding of life and death.
Man
Men are one of the Kindreds of the Children of Ilúvatar. Men are called the Secondborn (or the Second Kindred) by the Elves, their Elder brethren, because they were the last of all the incarnate races to come into being. Though they were born after the other sentient races, Men are destined to inherit and rule Middle-earth.
Maia
The Maiar (plural for Maia) were those spirits which descended into Ëa to assist the Valar in the shaping of Arda. The Maiar and Valar were collectively known as the Ainur, though the Maiar were of lesser power and majesty. Their number is unknown and few were named, and not all took visible shapes in Middle-earth. Most folk don't know that they walk among them.
Half-elf
Half-elven (Sindarin singular Peredhel, plural Peredhil), are the children of the Union of Elves and Men. Half-elven are not a distinct race per se; rather, they were fertile offspring as the result of a union between Elves and Men.
Elf
The Elves (Quendi) are the first of the races of the Children of Ilúvatar, known also as the Firstborn for that reason. The Elves are distinguished from the other two races, the Men and the Dwarves, especially by the fact of their near immortality.