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The
Human cultures are as diverse as those of any other
race, though perhaps they fall more completely along
geographical and political lines than any other. While
all Human groups are agrarian in nature, many are known
for specialization in various crafts (shipbuilding,
weaving, art, books, armoring and weapon-smithing, gem-cutting,
mining, woodcutting, etc.) In general, the resources
available in each location played a large part in each
culture's specialization. 