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{{Stub}}'''Humans''' have shown up in every season of ''Friends at the Table''. At a basic level they are pretty much what we're used to in our world. They're not a monolith, and come in lots of different body types, backgrounds, and attitudes. | {{Stub}}'''Humans''' have shown up in every season of ''[[Friends at the Table]]''. At a basic level they are pretty much what we're used to in our world. They're not a monolith, and come in lots of different body types, backgrounds, and attitudes. | ||
Depending on the season, humans may possess magical powers. Sometimes people who appear to be human are not. | Depending on the season, humans may possess magical powers. Sometimes people who appear to be human are not. | ||
{{NavboxHieron}} | {{NavboxHieron}} | ||
{{NavboxMarielda}}{{NavboxDivineCycle}} | {{NavboxMarielda}}{{NavboxDivineCycle}}{{NavboxSangfielle}} | ||
[[Category:Peoples of Hieron]] | [[Category:Peoples of Hieron]] | ||
[[Category:Peoples of the Divine Universe]] | [[Category:Peoples of the Divine Universe]] | ||
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Humans have shown up in every season of Friends at the Table. At a basic level they are pretty much what we're used to in our world. They're not a monolith, and come in lots of different body types, backgrounds, and attitudes.
Depending on the season, humans may possess magical powers. Sometimes people who appear to be human are not.