Human
Human
"A baseline human, mostly unmodified by gene engineering and mostly unchanged by evolutionary pressures on non-Earth planets."
— In-game description
Humans are the standard race of RimWorld. They make up your colony's colonists, and the enemy raiders you struggle against.
Biology
The humans of RimWorld are, for the most part, identical to real world ones.
Diet
Humans are omnivores. On Rimworld, their usual food supply consists of meat from butchered animals, and either foraging for food from wild fruit-bearing plants or by cultivating and growing plants.
Most humans absolutely despise the thought of cannibalism, and it usually provided them with a very bad thought. Some humans don't mind, though.
Combat
Humans are typically equipped with various weapons, but are equipped with the ability to fight things with their own two hands if need be.
| Melee Attacks | Damage Amount |
|---|---|
| Bludgeon | 5 |
Body Part Groups
Each bodypart is part of a bodypartgroup. Armor and Clothing can go over one or more of these bodypartgroups, but they can't go over individual bodyparts.
| Body Part Group Name | Contents |
|---|---|
| Torso | clavicles, sternum, ribs, pelvis, spine, stomach, heart, lungs, kidneys, liver, neck |
| UpperHead | head, skull, brain, ears |
| FullHead | head, skull, brain, eyes, ears, nose, jaw |
| Shoulders | shoulders |
| Arms | arms, hands, humeri, radii |
| Hands | hands, fingers. |
| LeftHand | left hand, left hand fingers |
| RightHand | right hand, right hand fingers |
| Legs | legs, feet, femurs, tibiae |
| Feet | feet, toes |
Body Parts (Summary)
Being biological creatures, humans have a lot of body parts that work together to make them tick.
Special Notes:
Body Parts (Detailed)
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All the body parts are listed below in more detail. This includes some things to note, some quirks or special things about body parts, and the full names/descriptions of body parts that have multiples of them in the same body (eg. right lung and left lung).