Humans are the most common sophisticated race in the Order of the Stick world. Many figureheads are of this race.

Notable Human Characters

Northern

• The Greenhilt Family
  • Horace Greenhilt^†
  • Eugene Greenhilt^†
  • Sara Greenhilt^†
  • Roy Greenhilt
  • Eric Greenhilt^†
  • Julia Greenhilt
• The Starshine Family
  • Ian Starshine
  • Mia Starshine^†
  • Haley Starshine
  • Geoff
  • Ivy
  • Jiminy
  • Sheila
• Elan's Family
  • Tarquin
  • Elan's mother
  • Elan
  • Nale (Least devil)
• Dorukan
• Greysky City Thieves' Guild
  • Crystal^† (Flesh Golem)
  • Old Blind Pete^†
  • Yor
  • Toby^†
  • Chuck^†
  • Munez Twins^†
• Hieronymus Grubwiggler
• Cleric of Loki
• Barbarian's Guild
  • Gortok
  • Kuurkk^†
  • Lokor^†
• Hiram
• Samantha^†
• Samantha's Father^†
• High Priests
  • High Priest of the Twelve Gods^†
  • High Priestess of Odin
  • High Priestess of Sif
  • High Priestess of Freya
  • High Priestess of Skadi
  • High Priest of Sunna
  • High Priest of Heimdall
  • High Priest of Vafthrudnir
  • High Priest of Mani
  • High Priestess of Hoder

Southern

• Azure City Residents
  • Shojo^†
  • Ronjo^†
  • Hinjo
  • O-Chul
  • Lien
  • Miko Miyazaki^†
  • Kubota^†
  • Kazumi Kato
  • Daigo Da-
  • Ho Thanh^†
  • Niu
  • Tsukiko^†
  • Grand Larceny Prisoner^†
  • Sangwaan^†
  • Gin-Jun^†
  • Haruna Sato
  • Jiaya^†
  • Yunji^†
  • Zhou Bo
  • Azure city smith

Western

• Vector Legion members
  • Miron Shewdanker
  • Laurin Shattersmith
• Hannah Shattersmith
• Penelope^†
• Judy Morningstar^†
• Bob Bloodcamel
• Amun-Zora
• Evisceratus^†
• Wrecan

Other

• The Mechane
  • Julio Scoundrél
  • Bandana Secundus
  • Andromeda
  • Felix
  • Kwesi
  • Mateo
  • Ozzie
• Sir Francois
• Saha Kapoor
• Shadowdancer
• Juta^†

Varieties of Humans

Different variations of humans are common in D&D.

Half-Breeds

Humans can breed with most other humanoid species. Half-elves and half-orcs are the most common examples, though half-dwarves, halflings and drow are technically possible. Lizardfolk are a species similar to a cross between humans and lizards, but are a species unto themselves.

Known Half-Human Characters

Half-Elves

• Pompey
• Carol

Half-Orcs

• Bozzok^†
• Thog
• Therkla^†

Others

• The entire Draketooth Family^† (Part-Dragon)

Undead

Human bodies are commonly used as undead, often for evil purposes. Human skeletons are difficult to distinguish from human, elf or orc, but zombies can be identified as humans. However, Xykons undead are made up of mostly seemingly human bodies, though he is likely to have animated more goblins and hobgoblins.

Notable Undead Human Characters

• Xykon (Lich)
• High Priestess of Hel (Vampire)
• Ponchula^† (Vampire)
• Isamu^† (Wight)
• Professor Xavion (Zombie)
• Fyron Pucebuckle (Zombie)

The Inter-Fiend Cooperation Commission

• Ganonron (Soul Splice)
• Haerta Bloodsoak (Soul Splice)
• Jephton the Unholy (Soul Splice)

^† Deceased

Gods

Many Gods take the forms of humans. All of the Asgardian and Greek pantheons and several of the Mesopotanian Gods take this form.

Human Traits

In D&D, humans can generally excell in all fields. They have very few advantages or disabilities. Humans are also the most diverse and adaptable of all species in the world.