| “ | Nothing ever truly changes. Trends, cultures, languages, rulers... they come and go. But behaviour bred from greed and fear hold human evolution at a standstill. Any kind of progress made is usually destroyed... reset in one way or another. Like a wave, it evolves and it falls again... | ” |
–Burn, about human evolution | ||
Humans are the most populous race in the world of Kenshi. Human is also a race category which includes Greenlanders and Scorchlanders.
Greenlanders[]
Greenlanders are the most similar to humans on Earth. They serve as a reference point for hunger and are generally well-rounded in terms of stats, since they do not have any innate racial skill penalties, and their bonuses only apply to farming, cooking, and science.
Scorchlanders[]
Scorchlanders are anatomically similar to Greenlanders but are differentiated by their much darker skin color, glowing eyes, and silvery hair. They are more specialized compared to Greenlanders, as they have innate racial bonuses in armor smithing, weapon smithing, dexterity, dodge, stealth, and athletics. Compared to a Greenlander they also run faster (Until they reach 100 Athletics at which point they move at the same speed), heal 10% faster and bleed 10% less. The tradeoff is a slight reduction in strength experience gain.
History[]
According to theories that can be drawn from clues and text in the world of Kenshi, humanity dates much farther back than the modern age, being alive during a much more technologically advanced First Empire. Whether or not humanity predates skeletons is unclear, and this is only one of the mysteries that complicates the history between skeletons and humans. Humanity has been able to endure a number of natural disasters and conflicts that has plagued the world of Kenshi, but many of the humans you meet within Kenshi are apparently unfamiliar with their own history.
Trivia[]
- When the game first released, this was the only available species.
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