Inhumans

Inhumans are the blanket name for any race or species that is not human. Despite the seemingly clear cut definition, there is occasionally debate on what constitutes inhuman, especially in regards to humanoid mortals who have special gifts or hold magic. Typically, to be considered truly inhuman, at least two of the following criteria must be met:
 * The person's lifespan is at least 20 years beyond the average for a human.
 * The person was born with powers or abilities that were supernatural in origin.
 * The person has some sort of physical attribute that most humans do not.
 * Spells or abilities that work on humans do not work on this person.
 * The person does not have a soul.
 * The person has a corrupted soul.
 * The person was in contact with an inhuman who in some way managed to grant the person powers or abilities that were supernatural in origin (other than witchcraft).
 * Sustenance is not necessary, or takes a form other than water and food.

Exceptions and Controversy
In some cases, a person might be considered both human and inhuman. Such examples are rare, and usually hotly debated among those who attempt to classify people. Examples include: In addition, similarly to the Diogenes the Cynic and Plato argument, there is much issue with some qualifications, as certain human witches could could cast spells that would render them "inhuman."
 * All Legacies (Though they meet the needed qualifications, they tend to live human lives and often are not counted as inhumans)
 * Wynter Woods (has the soul of a Siren, an undeniably inhuman species, but the body of a human).