Citizenship in Rampoon City

Citizenship in Rampoon City is a complicated legal matter, as there are many races and creatures throughout the city, but only a relatively small group of them actually count as Rampoon City citizens legally. A host of treaties and legal bindings have allowed several different obscure races to enter the fold, but as a whole, only specific few have been allowed in.

Dominant Citizens
Races of humanoids that are considered the majority in Rampoon City, and are considered the "default" Rampoon City inhabitant. They are afforded full rights as citizens.


 * Humans
 * Elves
 * Dwarves
 * Gnomes
 * Triton
 * Halflings
 * Orcs, but extremely recently.

Races granted Citizenship through Treaty
Races in Rampoon City can often be given citizenship through the work of powerful creatures, important figures, determined lineage that places them as culturally important to certain wards or races, and historical events that result in different treaties that grant full citizenship.

Human Genetics Convention:

 * Aasimar
 * Most half-human species (Half-Orc, Half-Elf etc.)
 * Tieflings

Dirkomai Business Bureau:

 * Dragonborn
 * Kobolds

Emerald Wyld of Elves and Fae:

 * Centaurs
 * Firbolgs
 * All Lycanthropic races or "Shifters"
 * All Official Elf subraces such as High, Moon, Wild, Wood, Sea etc.

Mountain Dwarves Moundheim Honour:

 * Goliaths
 * Minotaur, depending on family lineage

Beastfolk Horde:

 * Loxodons
 * Tabaxi
 * Kenku
 * Lizardfolk
 * Minotaur, depending on family lineage
 * Tortles

Races that are not considered Citizens
There are plenty of humanoid races that are not considered citizens by the law. Races that are not considered citizens cannot use the city hospitals, dictate much policy, or have protection under the law. Perhaps for these reasons, or for deeply rooted cultural reasons, these races are often found as criminals in places like the Fiend Ward or the Lich Ward.


 * Bugbears
 * Changelings, though it is incredibly difficult to actually prove they are.
 * Deep Gnomes
 * Drow (Dark Elves)
 * Goblins
 * Hobgoblins
 * Duergar
 * Trolls
 * Most non-humanoid monsters in general

Trivia

 * Minotaur can be considered citizens based either on the Beastfolk Horde or the Moundheim Honour depending on family lineage.
 * Orcs only recently became citizens thanks to the work of Baron Drumarr.
 * While Beastfolk are considered citizens, there are plenty of Purists who do not care for Human/Beastfolk intermingling.
 * Many races that are not citizens use alternative means to receive medical treatment, such as Veterinarian Clinics.