Okay, here we go.

Human: vanilla. Both male and female have good physical attackers and good mages. By "good mage", I mean a character whose stat requirements will tend toward the magical side of things. Thankfully, this game has stat enhancers (called eggs, actually) with which you can increase your stats, so you can essentially build your character however you want).
Rhizard: tend a bit more toward strength than any other stat, but a couple of the females (abby and wraith) have decent wisdom and mage potential. Rhizards are lizard-like creatures with scales and claws. They're reptilian.
Eldron: Females are almost entirely magic-based with only one or two exceptions. Males are more magic-based than most other races, but not entirely. Think of Eldron kind of like elves, basically. Females are generally called Shyde, and there's in-game lore about them.
Hounzalid: These are sort of anthropomorphic dog or wolflike creatures which are almost identical male to female. The male has two lines that the female doesn't, the female has one line that the male doesn't, but in almost every other way they're identical, gameplay-wise. Hounzalid can't use magic, but instead of getting 2HP and 0.2 energy per vitality point, they get 3HP and 0.3 energy. They also get 1 extra AP (ability point) every third level (so they get 10 every 3 levels, while all other races get 9). At early levels, played well, a hounzalid will be very strong, but the lack of magic hurts them later. They have a potion-making system in the works, but it's in pretty bad shape and is not priority #1.

So yeah, those are your four main races at this point.

Moderation!

Since we've had no topics about this game I'll move to new releases even though I know it has been around for a while.

I actually have an account on the game (I still get emails from them from time to time), and once remember creating and trying it, but as I recall back at that stage there were literally no quests at  all and combat and descriptions were very minimal.

Admittedly, that was goodness knows how along ago, (maybe as much as 10 or 12 years), and with what you say about things I should probably dust my account off and look this one over.

Btw, you might also consider contacting the admins about unlabelled things since that sort of thing is usually comparatively easy to fix in a turn based game.

Hello.

How do I delete my account?

This game isn't my kind of thing. I've tried to email the devs but their email doesn't seem to work.

Brad, you don't delete your account. If it's not your cup of tea, just don't sign in. Eventually your account will be purged. It takes awhile though. If you get email from them and don't want it anymore, just opt out.

As far as getting started:
When you first sign in to the game, you'll see a bunch of links which lead to things like inventory and equipment. Don't worry about those right away. Below them (you can navigate the page by headings if that's your thing) you will see the main body. The very first thing you're apt to see is a list of the basic rules with a check box at the bottom which says you have read and agree. Check it, hit submit, and then you'll be on the map.
Head north along the path (the only way you should be able to go, if you check the compass), then click "talk to Vexilar" when you see him. Right below the compass and the place which tells you coordinates and your remaining energy and all that, you'll see what I'm going to refer to as tile text. This describes the setting. In some areas it's better than others. And just beneath that is where you're going to see "talk to Vexilar". If you click that, a little floatbox will open up with his dialogue in it. It should appear either right at the bottom of the page, or right where the "talk to Vexilar" link used to be (I've seen both). From there, the tutorial will give you options to figure out the game, such as telling you about equipment, shops and combat. The chat window is open just beneath all this info, so if you need further help, you can pop a question in there.

You can do it that way, sure. You can also decide to do your referring later on. It doesn't have to be the person who brought you to the game. If you make friends with someone and want to set them as a referrer after level 15, you can do that. When you do this, if both of you are online, you'll get 5% extra experience from all sources. If your referrer donates (the game is pay-for-perks, not pay-to-win), you will automatically get a 5% kickback as well.

So if you guys decide to play, and one or many of you want to set me as your referrer, I'll get more exp the more of you are on. Don't feel obligated though.

A word of warning: once you set a referrer, you can't take it back.

So yeah. It's not quite the same as a typical game where you set that as soon as you log in, or not at all. This one, you set up at level 15, so the term "referrer" is sort of misleading, actually.

Only humans can be undead. And you can only be undead if you're wearing either Shield of Undeath or Amulet of the Dead. Really, it only changes your avatar at this point. I don't know what (if anything) they're going to do with the undead.

I do enjoy the game, but there is a problem. I'm playing on IOS,  so I tend to use links above the coordinates to navigate until I know the area. VO reads them as explore PHP? Which is a bit annoying. Can they be renamed to north, south, east and west? That would be awesome. FYI, I am level seven fighter.

Hi,

i quite like the game. i am level 4 atm. i also quite like the quest system. very simple and very enjoyable.

i never was a quester myself, but i think this changes in this game

@jayde

thanks for helping me yesterday, my name is elveron on the game. But i have one problem, a very big, awsomely, rather "anoying" problem ...

I AM ADDICTED!

Thanks for reporting this, will give a +1 for this.

greetz mike

@Jayde. Compasses arrows,  they can usually be found right after the last map tile.
Thanks for the tip, I'll finish my quest then check it out. That damn steak.
@soul keeper, you can work in the  library, shelving books, each energy you spend will give you eight crown.

Level 9. Jayde, you told me about the bridge.  I've gone there, accepted the quest, went into the bookstore, and found out that the book costs over 2000 crown. Nope, not buying it. At least not until I have some more money. also, I forgot to tell you that in each room the directions are  randomized, so for now I have to guess  and hope I'm right if I want to go a certain way.

Questing. You should explore South of Cajar, the farm, the forest and West of Cajar. Also, if your alignment is 50 or higher, shelve books in the library for awhile. You might get a bit of a surprise.