The faithful of Earth, the short and stout races of Dwarves, Gnomes, and Halflings see Urak as literal clay to shape as they will. The small size of Earth worshippers makes it easy for them to find shelter in the caverns and undergrowth, where they live in secrecy. Slow, ungainly, and accustomed to tradition the Earth worshipping races despise retreat and defend their homes with unwavering zeal. 

The traditional followers of Earth don't make use of mounts due to the difficulty of stabling and riding them. However, there are occasional converts and mercenaries from other races who serve Earth as cavalry auxiliaries when warfare demands fast movers. 

Dwarves are not militaristic by nature, favoring creation over destruction and receding into the earth over charging onto the battlefield. Dwarves are no pacifists though and wartime brings out a hidden nature in some of them; a talent for organization and a charisma that lends itself to military leadership. Dwarves who prove excellent strategists and comrades may be elected by their peers to take command in battle.

The polar opposite of their Dwarven neighbors; Halflings are physically weak and find hard labor contemptuous. The Heroes of Halfling lore overcame obstacles with cunning tricks and, during wartime, Halfling thieves emulate the burglars of legend.

Mud, stone and undergrowth sculpted and then magically animated by gnomes, Shamblers are servants of size and strength for the weak and diminutive race.

Rock trolls dwell along remote and impassable mountain ranges and are generally indifferent towards humanoids, but can be easily provoked into violence unless offered appeasement by trespassers. When Dwarven mining operations encroach on the outskirts of a Trolls territory an uneasy alliance is often formed. Dwarves fashion giant tools and furnishings for trolls and the trolls lend their strength in battle, when they can be motivated to at least.

The depths of the Earth are even more mysterious than the depths of the oceans, and the creatures that reside there even more monstrous. No one knows the origins of the Great Worm, one of Urak's few true mysteries, but it is known to rise from the depths of sand, mud, and dirt to swallow up Earth's enemies when the Faith is especially strong.