Stonemen

Overview
Contrary to popular belief, stonemen are not, in fact, made of stone - their name comes from their place of residence, which is typically either caves or rocky mountainsides. Not the sort to stay in one place for more than necessary, stonemen are nomads steeped in mystery, some claiming that these folk are primitive and a glimpse into what our ancestors may have been like, others claiming that they are descended from giants. Who could blame them? They're 8 feet tall!

Description
Stonemen are, as mentioned previously, very tall and very muscular, looming over all other races at a good 8' and blocking out the sun with their broad stature. They look like oversized humans except their features are sharp and look like they're carved from stone, hence their name. Their skin is a little rough to the touch and ranges from medium grey to pure white, and the skin on their large hands and feet are often thick and calloused from travel.

They have no body hair and it's pretty uncommon for them to have head- or facial hair, though it's not unheard of and more common in stonemen who frequent colder climates.

Physical
Tattoos are frequent and often span the majority of the body. From the few that were spotted a long time ago, they seem to be more geometric and tribal than anything with any immediate meaning - though as outsiders, the researchers made sure to note that they must have a meaning to the stoneman who bears them.

Spiritual
As far as the researchers could tell, stonemen are more focused on ancestral ties than those to deities; they seem to at the very least draw faith and gumption from their ancestors.

Mythical
While a group of researchers did try to ask a tribe leader what their various myths are, they were dismissed. Therefore, mythical culture is unknown.

Environmental
Stonemen wander from place to place and rarely, if ever, settle down for long periods. Where they're going and why they're going there, nobody knows. Maybe they don't either, but they move with apparent purpose.

Magic
Stoneman magic has yet to be quantified and measured in kiloflux, but what is known is that they perform spells and rituals by chanting. It's usually a constant low hum that can be heard from at least half a mile away, and from the sounds of the chorus of voices, they rarely perform magic by themselves.