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Description
The Homovesperio or "Human Bats" are a group of bats in the Hipposideridae or Old World Leaf-Nosed Bats found all across Eurasia. Although they are famous for their ability to walk on two legs, they prefer to walk on all fours.
The Goblins are the smallest of these bats, being only 1 foot tall. They are ambush predators, hiding in bushing waiting for prey to pass by. They feed on small mammals, birds, and lizards. Goblins are native to Northern Eurasia.
The Elves are native to central Europe and are large browsing herbivores. They travel in large herds, living in forests. They feed on leaves and berries which they grab from tree branches.
Devils are a diverse group which live all across Eurasia and supposedly some parts of the Americas. They are nocturnal, only coming at night and sleeping in caves in the daytime. They are large predators, feeding on anything they can, and will also occasionally scavenge. Most species of Devils have some form of vestigial wing, being able to somewhat glide. Not much else is known about Devils, but they are known to have good heat tolerance.

Description
The Homovesperio or "Human Bats" are a group of bats in the Hipposideridae or Old World Leaf-Nosed Bats found all across Eurasia. Although they are famous for their ability to walk on two legs, they prefer to walk on all fours.
The Goblins are the smallest of these bats, being only 1 foot tall. They are ambush predators, hiding in bushing waiting for prey to pass by. They feed on small mammals, birds, and lizards. Goblins are native to Northern Eurasia.
The Elves are native to central Europe and are large browsing herbivores. They travel in large herds, living in forests. They feed on leaves and berries which they grab from tree branches.
Devils are a diverse group which live all across Eurasia and supposedly some parts of the Americas. They are nocturnal, only coming at night and sleeping in caves in the daytime. They are large predators, feeding on anything they can, and will also occasionally scavenge. Most species of Devils have some form of vestigial wing, being able to somewhat glide. Not much else is known about Devils, but they are known to have good heat tolerance.