Talk:Mythological Men/@comment-28736347-20141213020305

I'm impressed. This is all actually makes perfect sense, yet is still loyal to common depictions of these races. How long have you been working ont this?

I also like how you made the yetis one of the smarter non-hominines. Seeing as many encounters actually seem to describe them as smart or even tribal. You also mix in a bit of the pop culture image of them two. However, why are they in the same section as hobbits? Shouldn't hobbits have they're own section?

Also, this is somewhat better with the elves and understandable with orcs and hobbits, but the goblins, gnomes, and dwarves seem so generalized. I mean, look at Homo sapiens, our species, through the ages. Many different ways of life, from nomads, tribal, cities, etc, as well as unlistable different cultures, exist. I would imagine such disparity in government and culture would also occur in these other species. Although, it is true that the prescence of these different species of sapients this closely related could diminish this. Still seems to generalized, thought.