Following is a list of races you will find in the Undiscovered game. Though not much is written concerning each of the different races, you will find detailed information in the Undiscovered: The Quest for Adventure game book.

Humans consist of Civilized Humans and Barbaric Humans. Their attribute scores are all average, allowing them to perform their skills normally. Humans have the benifit of being able to learn faster than other races; they gain bonus skill points as they advance.

Alfar consist of Wood Elves, Star Elves, and Ice Elves. They are a slim and agile folk who do not have as much in the way of endurance as other races. Each sub-race has certain benefits and characteristics. Wood elves are all trained in the use of a bow while star elves and ice elves have innate magical powers.

Dwarves consist of Deep Dwarves, Land Dwarves, and Dragon Dwarves. These short, sturdy folk have opposing attributes to those of elves, being less agile but having great endurance. All dwarves are innately magical, having a power that is earth related. Each sub-race has its own benefits and characteristics. The most noteable is the dragon dwarf who has the ability to craft exceptional weapons and armour once they become masters in the respective skills. Unfortunately, dragon dwarves are quite an unfriendly bunch known for their nasty tempers and their raiding prowess.

Dusters consist of Plains Dusters and Desert Dusters. These are a bronze skinned human-like people with the innate ability of turning into a reptile. Both sub-races can become snakes while plains dusters can also turn into amphipteres and desert dusters can also turn into drakes. They are very agile, dexterous, and lucky people, but are weaker than other races and also have low charm. Other benefits and characteristics depend on the sub-race.

Seraphs are a singular race, with no sub-races. They were once servants of the god of magic, but now are living on the world with other races. They do not age, but can be killed by other means. They are a very smart and spirited race, but are weaker than other races. They are arrogant people as well, lowering their charm when viewed from other races. This race, being servants of the god of magic, are innately magical, receiving some base magic skills.

Muklags consist of Cave Dwellers, Forest Dwellers, and Tundra Dwellers. These beast-like humanoids are extremely strong and spirited, and have great endurance. They are not as agile as other races, however, and tend to be unlucky at best. They appear as bear-like creatures with ram-like horns covering their heads. Their thick fur provides natural protection, and the claws that protrude from their knuckles act as natural weapons, as do their horns which they can use to make a ram attack. Other benefits and characteristics depend on the sub-race.

Dracomenscs consist of Mestrons, Mesmars, Menims and Melucks. Each of these draconic humanoid's attributes varies according to their sub-race. Mestrons are strong with great endurance, but are not as intelligent or dexterous. Mesmars are smart and spirited, but are weaker than others and not as dexterous. Menims are very agile and dexterous, but not as strong or smart as others. Melucks are smart, have great endurance, and are extremely lucky, but are not as strong, dexterous, or agile as others. Other benefits and characeristics, such as the ability to use their wings in flight and to focus their energies in the form of a breath weapon, depend on the sub-race.

Centaurs: This half-human/half-horse being gets along well with other forest-related beings. They are large and strong and can pull more than their own weight in an adveturing group.

Goblins: A diminutive race who cause a lot of mischief and are viewed as a nuisance throughout the world.

Merfolk: These water-based beings have often come aground to live among humans and other races, though they cannot stay away from water for extended periods of time. While on land, they appear much the same as humans. While in water, they appear as half-fish/half-human, and are able to breath in the water normally. This is a huge advantage when adventurers are seeking sunken ships and lost cities under the ocean.

Ogres: These towering behemoths are not normally associated with humans, as ogres tend to enjoy feasting on human flesh. They are, however, intelligent beings and have been known, on occasion, to help out groups of humans and other races. Their wonderous strength makes them welcome in adventuring bands.

Trolls: These nasty, rubbery hided beasts can also be found in groups of adventurers. They are less tollerated than ogres, but have been known to help out in a pinch. Like ogres, they are extremely large (though not as thick and heavy) with great strength.