The Faceless race.

Guys, read Le Guin; the idea of the Faceless (Unnamed) was taken from there. It's not a race, but an element, immeasurably more powerful than the elemental elements (fire, earth, water, air) – Darkness, which is older than the world, which always exists. It cannot be destroyed, because the Faceless "live" in every shadow... Malassa was just an emanation, far from the strongest of the Faceless. Creating such a "race" is simply an insult to the very idea of Darkness. IMHO.

What a HORROR. Even a TERRIBLE horror. Fans of darkness are just a nightmare:smile48:
"An insult to the idea of Darkness" made me fall deep under the table:smile40::smile40::smile40:
And don't you think that the local Ashan demons are a blatant insult to the idea of evil?
And what do you think about the Void? Do you like it when there is nothing? After all, darkness is not the opposite of light, but simply the absence of it...

I never suspected about the connections between the world of Heroes and Ursula Le Guin... I hope there is NO such connection. And if the mentioned data – such as the fact that the Faceless hide in every shadow (something reminiscent of monsters hiding in every closet, etc.) – has something to do with the world of Heroes, where can I find this information? On this site, as well as on the Nival site, there is too little said about the Faceless...

2Magnus – please explain how they were destroyed and when: after all, they managed to conclude an agreement with the dark elves? So, at least by that time, they were still intact.
The race of angels is being actively developed by Machete. And why don't you object to the race of demons then?