Unicorns
Merfolk
Cats - normal and magical
Giants
Kraken
Talking animals (non-shifters) - Not a single race perhaps, but extremely common in fantasy.
Elemental spirits - clouds, fire, ect.
Pegasi
This is an old thread, and there have been many contributions, as well as many duplications. I have compiled all, removed duplicates, alphabetized, and removed some that I judged not to be actual races (e.g., Assassin). Herewith, knowing full well the ToC of the D&D Monster Manual will have these and more:
Angels
Centaurs
Chimera
Cyclops
Demons
Dragons
Drakes
Dryads
Dwarves
Elemental spirits - clouds, fire, ect.
Elves
Ents/treemen/treefolk/spriggans
Fae (non-elf)
Faeries
Fauns
Furies
Gargoyle
Ghosts
Giants
Gnolls
Gnomes
Goblins
Golems
Gorgon
Gouls
Griffon
Gryphons
Halflings
Hermits
Hippogryph
Hobgoblins
Hydras
Imps
Incubus
Kami
Kitsune
Kobolds
Kraken
Lamia
Lich
Lizard folk
Medusa
Merfolk
Mind Flayers (Illithid)
Minotaurs
Mummies
Nomads
Nymphs
Ogres
Oni
Orcs
Pegasi
Pegasus
Pixies
Ratmen
Remoraz
Rothe
Sahaugin
Salamanders
Satyrs
Seers
Selkies
Skeletons
Sphynx
Sprites
Succubus
Sylphs
Talking animals (non-shifters) - Not a single race perhaps, but extremely common in fantasy.
Troglodytes
Trolls
Unicorns
Vampires
Warlocks
Water Weird
Werebeasts
Witches, wizards
Wyrms
Wyvern
Yeti
Zombies
I've noticed a severe lack of 'B's in this list, so here's some off the top of my head to fill that in:
Banshees
Boggarts
Bogeymen
Barghests
Basilisks
Bugbears
Beholders
There's also:
Wraiths
Revenants
Wights
Ghouls
Harpies
Hags (Might count as a witch though)
Djinni (might fall under elemental spirits)
Ifreet (Usually used as a type of Djinn, I think, but sometimes not)
Titans
Colossi (could count as golems)
Charybdis (or possibly Scylla)
Cerberus (and his two-headed sibling, Orthrus)
Hellhounds
Ettins
Jotuns
Valkyries (Not sure if that counts as a race or profession for semi-gods)
Puka
Slimes (can't forget the lowly slime, can we? Or Oozes, Jellies, etc.)
Dinosaurs!
Lilliputian (Possibly copyrighted)
Skinwalkers (Possibly an occupation, but I've read some authors that use them as monsters)
Krampus (I don't know if he counts though)
Formians
Fomorians (From Irish folklore)
Doppelgangers
Gorgons
Catoblepas
Cthulhu!
Criosphinx (A sphinx with a goat's head, I think)
Manticores
Cockatrice
Mimics
Naga
Will-O-Wisps
Striga
Roc
Couatl
Vodyanoi
Wargs
Then from Japan we have Youkai (also called Ayakashi or Mononoke), which include:
Tanuki (An actual animal, but used extensively as a fantastical creature in fantasy)
Kappa
Tengu
Umibozu
Tsuchinoko
Tsuchigumo (And Jorogumo. Spider monsters)
Bakeneko (Cat-thing)
Tsukumogami (household items that have come alive after existing for a hundred years. I think?)
Yukionna (Ice Woman)
Naga- my personal favourite
Shadow warriors
Shadow mage
Dark lord
Demon king/ Devil king(might be the same)
Dragon kin
Griffin
Shade
Hero
Orc
High Orc
Souls
Gargoyle
Statues
Arc Angels
Fallen
Shadow Sovereign
Legend
Sphinx
Summoners(Not really a type of race but still something)
Beastmen female(anime e.g., Cat girls, Racoon girls, Dog girl etc)
Lich (type of skeleton king)
Robots
Gods/ Goddess
Nessy(from Lake Loch Ness)
Rock Golem
Flesh Golem
Dryad
Haunted Armour/ Magical Armour/ Cursed Armour
Sun Elves: Live in forests that are always fall, have sun magic Moon Elves: Lives in Purple mystical forests, have moon magic High/Sky Elves (Grey Elves): Lives in mostly in mountains but can be anywhere, uses storm magic Wood Elves (Green Elves): Lives in thick wooded forests, usually fauna & flora druids Dark Elves: They are not well known but are evil, and very powerful. Some are still immortal. Astral Elves: Also known as Nebulans, the astral elves live in floating asteroids that span across Snow Elves: Living in cold, snowy environments, the snow elves use water magic
PLEASE NOTE: snow elves are not Christmas elves. Christmas elves are cursed faen)
PLEASE NOTE: Desert elves are not a thing; they tend to be sun elves living in deserts
NOT ELVES: Faen R not elves (fairy people that resemble insects)
NOT ELVES: Sea Elves R not elves (merfolk that may have descended from elves)
That's more of a list of elves in someone's specific world. I thought this thread was to serve as a resource for "stock" fantasy types, to serve as reference. Though I do rather like the phrase Sky High Elves. It's the elves whom orcs have just blown up. <g>