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Aion features two playable races, the Elyos and the Asmodians. Both races have the same origin, which explains the fact that they are not that different in their appearance. The most distinctive differences are the skin color and the wings. While many player refer to the two races as "Good" and "Evil" respectively, the developers explicitly pointed out that they can not be categorized as simply good or evil, but that their motives are much more complex.
Elyos [천족]
The Elyos live in the lower half of the world and receive the majority of the sunlight. Subsequently their world is bright, colorful and filled with green plants, lush green woods and tropical beaches. The sun also influenced their appearance. The Elyos are very much like humans with light skin and no extraordinary characteristics. The Elyos are led by the 6 Seraphim Lords, ultimately ruled over by Azariel, Lord of Light. [7]
Once an Elyos becomes a Daeva, he/she can make use of feathered wings.
Asmodians [마족]
The Asmodians inhabit the upper half of the world and receive only a small fraction of the sunlight. Consequently their realm is quite dark; blue and dark green dominate the colour palette, while the flora comprises exotic plants that can deal with the little light they get. The lack of sun also influenced the Asmodians' appearance over time. They developed a darker skin in blue tones and grew claws on both hands and feet. They are led by the 6 Shedim Lords, ultimately ruled by Asphel, Lord of Darkness.[8]
Once an Asmodian becomes a Daeva, he/she can make use of crowlike wings. This was later changed to a ravenlike appearance to attract more people to the race.[citation needed]
Balaur [용족]
The Balaur are NPCs and cannot be chosen at the character creation screen. They inhabit the Abyss, have artificial free will, and are designed to be unpredictable when they appear. For example, they may side with you during a skirmish with the opposing faction, but afterward they may decide to turn on you. They are described as draconic beings (which is also suggested by their name, as "Balaur" is the Romanian term for a finned, multi-headed dragon).
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