Humans

Biology
A tall, healthy human, is 7-8 feet, and should weigh between 200-400 pounds to be sustainable active in a normal-lead life. The average human is robust, with a wide ribcage, and a slightly large stomach that can digest cellulose. They have thick bones, and a large muscle mass to support their upright body position. Averagely, humans of this world can lift weights of incomprehensible heaviness to us, like a stack of lumber for a house to build.

Food
A common disease in humans is that, because they're so tall, and if fed less than ideal, they will easily become malnourished, and will not be able to move properly. Food in high-human gords have a higher importance than things like civilian relationships and politics. Because they're so tall, and need to eat almost 9 pounds of food daily, animals like reindeer, Irish elk, whales, sharks, seals, bears, and special cows, oxen, and horses that are bred for food, are all common food consumption. Because of their stomach, humans are also able to digest and gain energy from a large amount of cellulose.

Because a good amount of food comes from the sea, many human gords are set by the coast, or on a river that easily leads to the coast. This leads to the stereotype that all humans are somehow related to the sea. Many of the myths that surround tell that they came from the sea, because of how easy it is to move in water than it is on land, and because of common areas of large gords that involve coastal areas.

Politics
Early humans have a system that's not tribal, not feudalism, or a monarchy. Instead, nationality is based on a fighter system. The "face of the gord" is called a General-Deity, and keeps the population, in and around the gord, alive. This General-Deity deals with food, shelter, and war. The General Deity determines monuments and designs. It's based off an old mythology, of a deity who is believed to save the humans by bringing in a herd of mammoths after a food drought. Thus, this General-Deity is seen as a high religious figure worthy of worship. The people look to the General-Deity in times of crisis, whether is be a food or war.

However, this General-Deity does not deal with common matters, or politics, or any trades. These duties are reserved for the "diplomat," which is a lower status than the General-Deity, but not by much. This diplomat also deals with civic squabbles like land ownership and violent acts against other civilians, to internal and external politics and trades. This diplomat has a small council of their own, who specializes in law, and exclusively deals with common folk who have petty issues like a lost horse. This council is more than a lawyer, but less than a judge.