You now wield the power to shape and mold the Humans and their formidable warbeasts according to your will. While the option to become a human or any variant of The fauna humans were able to tame remains open to you, these entities regard you as their own, regardless of your chosen form.
Through physical contact, you can utilize mud and clay, allowing you to create all variants of humans, and other forms of the extensive wildlife humans were able to domesticate (Kislev, The Empire, Cathay, Bretonnia, etc). The creation of more potent creatures demands a greater quantity of mud and clay, although you have an innate understanding how much is required for each one to be created.
You have the ability to selectively impart, either in part or entirely, all of the wisdom and knowledge of the Human Empires/Kingdoms to your humans from their creation, so you needn't worry about languages, technology, culture, architecture, forging, Magic, etc. being lost arts.
To the Humans and your other creations, you are the unchallenged sovereign, your word a law they are bound to uphold. Bound by an unbreakable loyalty that endures throughout their existence. You retain the freedom to command them as if maneuvering RTS units, assume direct control, share their perceptions, or opt for a more hands-off approach, tailored at your discretion.
Capable of independent thoughts, and will even gain their own distinct personalities, within the tapestry of diverse races and species, humans stand as a unique testament to adaptability and the potential to stand unyielding against adversity. While they may not always be regarded as the strongest, most skilled, or the smartest, their unparalleled ability to adapt is their defining characteristic. Indeed left to their own devices, they may either build the greatest of civilizations, or cause their downfall in their relentless pursuit of progress and change.
Able to live up to 100 years, Humans are a highly resilient and adaptable species, and with the ability to use magic to a certain degree.