The Cathay are a subspecies of the Khajiit of Elsweyr. Born under a waxing Masser and full Secunda, they are similar to the Suthay-raht in appearance, save for their lack of tail and most body fur. However, they poses greater posture and strength. One of the form which walks upon the heels of its feet instead the balls.

The Cathay-raht are a subspecies of the Khajiit of Elsweyr, sometimes called "jaguar men". Born under a waxing Masser and Secunda, they are larger and stronger than Suthay. While most Khajiit disdain weapons in favor of their natural claws, the Cathay-raht are skilled in the use of long blades. 

The tree-dwelling Dagi-raht of the Tenmar forest always land on their feet. Nimble acrobats and stealthy ambushers, they're also naturally gifted spellcasters. Though their diminutive size means they're outmatched in raw strength by most opponents, the Dagi-raht can rely on their exceptionally sharp claws in physical combat. They make excellent thieves, assassins, and nightblades. Due to their unsettlingly skeletal appearance, they're often met with distrust by other races and even their fellow Khajiit.

The Ohmes are a subspecies of the Khajiit of Elsweyr. Born under a new Masser and full Secunda, they are similar in some ways to Wood Elves, although generally of lesser stature. In order not to be confused with Bosmer, many Ohmes favor fierce-looking face tattoos to emphasize their feline nature. A common form of Khajiit outside of Elsweyr, often serving as ambassadors or merchants.

The Ohmes-raht are a subspecies of the Khajiit of Elsweyr. Born under a new Masser and waxing Secunda, they are similar to Ohmes in many ways, though they have a greater stature and more pronounced feline features. They can be easily mistaken for men at a distance. One of the form which walks upon the heels of its feet instead the balls. Ohmes-raht are particularly common High Rock and Hammerfell. 

The Suthay are a subspecies of the Khajiit of Elsweyr. Born under a new Masser and Secunda, they are similar to Suthay-raht to the point that most non-Khajiit cannot tell them apart. They can be distinguished by their smaller posture and pale fur.

Hailing from the isolated, mountainous regions between Cyrodiil, Skyrim and Morrowind, the Malahk Orcs are a hardy people who put the barbarity of their Wrothgarian counterparts to shame. Honed by constant fighting in their land of Malahk-Bazul, the Malakh Orcs are capable of striking out in a frenzied berserk state when they succumb to their rage. Their mighty strength make them formidable with blunt weapons, axes and even bare fists, and their imposing stature enhances their ability to withstand heavy blows in medium and heavy armor.

The Maormer, called "Sea Elves" (or sometimes "Fish Elves" in Tamriel), are native to the southern island kingdom of Pyandonea. Folklore claims that they are the descendants of Aldmer rebels, exiled from the Summerset Isles during the early Merethic Era. Regardless of the veracity of this story, the Sea Elves have a burning hatred of their Altmeri cousins, and are rarely seen elsewhere in Tamriel. They are distinguished by their blank, white eyes and chameleon-like skin, an involuntary process which allows them to blend in with their environment. 

The natives of the Reach are derogatorily referred to as Reachmen, or the Witchmen of High Rock. While their ancestry is primarily Nordic and Breton, the Reachmen have intermingled with almost every  race on Tamriel, and they are considered a mongrel race by most. Their society is primitive and tribal, comparable only to the nomadic Orc tribes with whom they share both a social and a geographical niche. They are adept at subsiding in the wilderness, feeling right at home in the mesas and hills of The Reach. Reachmen practice dangerous forms of hedge-magic, and are considered fierce and relentless warriors, often employed as mercenaries. 

The natives of the Yneslea archipelago trace their origins to the extinct Men of Akavir, and retain traces of that lost culture in millennia-old traditions. A melancholic and isolated people, the Ynesai are rarely seen in Tamriel, preferring the small, tight-knit communities of their tropical homeland.  Ynesai take every advantage in a fight, using deception and ranged weapons from afar before getting close to their enemies with knives and fists.