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Home : Races OverviewThe Utopian world consists of eight different races, each of which has benefits and drawbacks. When you create an account, you will select one of them and combine it with one of nine available Personalities. Once the game starts, your choice is final. You will be given the opportunity to "reset" your province before the official game starts. Choosing a RaceYou may choose one of the following: Humans, Elves, Dwarves, Orcs, Faeries, Halflings, Avians, or Undead. Each race has pros and cons. You should take the time and think about what style of play best suits you: are you an attacker? Are you a thief? Perhaps a mage? Maybe you are a combination of one or more of the above. While you may certainly experiment, be aware that once the game starts, your choice is final for the age you joined. Attacker vs. Thief and/or MageOnce you have made a decision, you should focus on the role you have chosen. Regardless of your choice, review of the race and personality combination benefits and drawbacks. The myth that attackers have far more fun than thieves and/or mages is just that: a myth. You can have fun with whatever combination you choose, and while you may stumble and make mistakes, it is ultimately your level of dedication and willingness to learn or share that will make your time in Utopia a time to remember and enjoy. Quick Race ReferenceHumans +25% Maximum Science, +1 Offensive Specialist Strength, Science costs drop at twice normal rate, +30% Military Wages, -1 Mana Recovery per Hour, No Building Credits from Combat. Elite (Knights): 4 offensive strength, 6 defensive strength - Cost: 1,000 gold coins. Elves Access to All Spells, +1 Mana Recovery per Hour, -20% Military Wages, No Access to Dungeons, +15% Exploration Costs. Elite (Elflords): 6 offensive strength, 2 defensive strength - Cost: 900 gold coins. Dwarves +25% Building Efficiency, Free Building Construction, +20% Income, -20% Magic Effectiveness, +25% Food Consumption. Elite (Berserkers): 6 offensive strength, 5 defensive strength - Cost: 1,000 gold coins. Orcs +25% Gains on Attacks, No Draft Costs, Extra Damage on Massacre Attacks, No Bonuses from Honor. Elite (Ogres): 7 offensive strength, 3 defensive strength - Cost: 900 gold coins. Faeries +50% Magic Effectiveness, No Runes Needed, +1 Stealth Recovery per Hour, 15% Enemy Spells Fail, -5% Max Population. Elite (Beastmasters): 3 offensive strength, 6 defensive strength - Cost: 1,200 gold coins. Halflings -50% Thief Losses, +50% Thievery Effectiveness, Mercenaries & Prisoners Fight as 5 Soldiers, No Access to Hospitals. Elite (Halfgiants): 5 offensive strength, 4 defensive strength - Cost: 150 gold coins. Avians +75% Birth Rates, -25% Attack Time, Immunity to Fog, +20% Military Losses in Combat, No Specialist Credits from Combat. Elite (Drakes): 6 offensive strength, 4 defensive strength - Cost: 800 gold coins. Undead +20% Maximum Population, Some Specialists trained into Elites in Combat, No Food Needed, Spreads The Plague, -50% Science Maximum, -40% Thievery Effectiveness, Cannot train Elite Units. Elite (Ghouls): 8 offensive strength, 2 defensive strength - Cost: N/A
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 RacesThere are eight races to choose from, and each can be combined with one of nine personalities. Humans, Dwarves, Orcs, Avians, and Undead are generally considered "attacking races", while Elves, Faeries and Halflings are usually focused on Thievery and Magic. |
Did you know?For the Age of Reason on World of Legends, the most popular Race/Personality combinations among 33,000 players were: Elf/Mystic, Human/Merchant, Dwarf/Sheperd, Orc/War Hero, Faery/Mystic, Halfling/Rogue, Avian/General, and Undead/Merchant. |
