All tomorrows

Blind Folk: Cave-dwelling, humanoid mouse-like creatures. Bone Crushers: Ogre-like scavengers that fed on carrion. Colonials: Living mats of skin and organs used as biological filters. Finger Fishers: Coastal dwellers with elongated fingers for catching fish. Flyers: Humans engineered for flight with skin-membrane wings. Hand Flappers: Flightless descendants of Flyers with wing-like hands. Hedonists: Island-dwelling "pets" designed for a life of pure pleasure. Insectophagi: Specialized eaters of giant insects. Lizard Herders: Humanoids used as livestock by native reptiles. Lopsiders: Flattened beings adapted for extreme 36g gravity. Mantelopes: Quadrupedal singers that retained human memory but lost sapience. Parasites: Creatures that lived by attaching themselves to other hosts. Predators & Prey: Two groups pitted against each other in a savage ecosystem. Ruin Haunters: Dwellers among the technology left behind by the Star People. Spacers: Humans who escaped the Qu by living in hollowed-out asteroids. Striders: Gigantic, spindly-legged desert walkers. Swimmers: Aquatic humans adapted for life in the ocean. Temptors: Sessile, rooted females and tiny, mobile parasitic males. Titans: Massive, long-limbed giants. Worms: Legless, burrowing creatures Asymmetric People: Genetically modified descendants of Lopsiders. Bug Facers: Descendants of the Insectophagi. Gravitals: Ruin Haunters who transferred their minds into mechanical spheres. Killer Folk: Civilized, honorable hunters descended from the Predators Modular People: Composite organisms made from individual Colonial "units". Pterosapiens: Highly intelligent, short-lived descendants of the Flyers. Sail People: Seafaring descendants of the Finger Fishers. Satyriacs: Artists and party-goers descended from the Hedonists. Snake People: Sophisticated subterranean dwellers descended from the Worms. Symbiotes: Host and parasite pairs that merged into single beings Tool Breeders: Aquatic engineers who "grew" their technology