Fantasy business simulator

Races part 1:

Elves: are mostly arrogant, sharp-eared centenarians, slender, tall and graceful. They prefer frugal food and sophistication in everything from communication and behavior to weapons, armor and architecture. They despise all races, albeit passively. Dwarves: Short but stocky and strong-bodied dwarves. Men have beards, and the longer the beard, the older, more respected, and more experienced a dwarf is. The women are just as sturdy and short. Loud, funny, easily short-tempered, grumpy, but good-natured. They love beer and gold. Mining and stone-cutting are respected. They despise the Elves and often take them away and mock them. If you beat a dwarf in a beer drinking competition, he will respect you. Humans: are one of the most widespread races, although not the strongest or most powerful. Orcs: Warlike, big, sturdy, green-skinned, fanged barbarians who keep tribes together. They are strong, brave and not afraid of death, but they are more stupid than other races. They love a good fight, booze, and meat. Beastmen: A race of humanoid, intelligent animals. They are no different from humans in terms of development and society. Beastmen are divided into many different species, just like their wild relatives in nature. Lizardmen: A race of humanoid, intelligent lizards. They are no different from humans in terms of development and society. Lizardmen are divided into lizard-like and snake-like. In communication, they draw hissing sounds in words, and their voice is soft and quiet like their hissing. They are propagated by eggs and have different scales and patterns. Goblins: Short, green-skinned, pointy-eared, sharp-nosed creatures. They are cunning, treacherous and unscrupulous. They love gold and booze. No one likes them because of their vile behavior, theft, betrayal and deception. Most often they form gangs and rob travelers. Alone they are cowardly, but together they are brave. Ratmen: Like goblins, but humanoid intelligent rats. They live mostly in the sewers.

Races part 2:

Kobolds: They are considered a separate subspecies of lizardmen, but this has not yet been scientifically confirmed. They are short, horned, humanoid, intelligent lizards. They live in tribes and practice primitive crafts. With rare exceptions, there are urban kobolds who were raised by the rich as servants, assistants, or just slaves, as they are considered savages. Urban kobolds, unlike their free counterparts, are brought up to be submissive, although they do not always like it, they are used to the city and are well-versed in urban conditions. Free kobolds always try to free their urban counterparts whenever possible and let them live in their tribe. Gnolls: Intelligent, human-like, creatures similar to hyenas. They live in tribes and are more wild and aggressive. They are engaged in primitive crafts and live in forests. Slimes: They're just elastic, translucent, slimy, jumping, goofy creatures of different colors and sizes. They can change their density and shape easily. They can be tamed, trained and kept as pets, although in the wild they can be hostile like any other animals.

Locations:

Valoria: One of the largest multinational cities in the kingdom. A living testimony to the established relations between the races and the mutually beneficial policy of the king. The city expanded due to the market of services and goods that each race could share, which enriched the treasury well. Here, residents of all races treat each other with friendliness or at least tolerance, but not without exceptions. There are many business opportunities and high salaries, as well as competition and prices. There is a local merchant guild consisting of the most influential shopkeepers. There is a huge network of sewers and water pipes under the city. The Gilded Tail clan of rat thieves is hiding there.