World of Aserra

I was jesting :p
Doubt they have chain or adamantine tech.

As for swords and the likes. Just because humans have no magic or odd special abilities that doesn't mean their smithing is outdone. Except by the Dwarves. You'd kind of expect humans to be actually rather good at technology, leading to the age of 'metal'. Humans are widespread and inventive despite lacking some of the perks the others have.
And given their inclination towards war i'd say when it comes to siegecraft, armorcraft, smithing etc they'd score pretty high.

Magical wars would leave little to nothing remaining of the countryside. Kinda like swatting a mosquito with a nuke. Makes about as much sense as well.

The gods already had a magical war. Continent sunk. Millions died. Let's not do it again, eh?

oooh...nearly forgot about the last 'magical' war fought in Adun >_<! I think right now humans are more advanced in siegecraft and armorcraft? I would love that! seriously siegecraft is the thing that would make an impact if a country is trying to take over another country! great..love wars that involves siegecraft.

Indeed. Humans have probably quite a few expansionist factions and fighting among human nations is probably not rare. So they should be quite proficient at warfare techniques such as formations, combined arms and siegecraft. Though of course, if possible they'll still avoid besieging someone. It's logical.

Yes, humans are just about the only race that actively wars with each other (disregarding the Forsaken Landers). The other races are trained in combat mostly as defense.

As an update to this thread, the nation of Belvon is a technologically advanced nation which will have early firearms.

From what i've gathered, oldest type of guns were basically fireworks on a stick. Terribly inaccurate, but terribly destructive. They were effective against larger armies, primarily considering accuracy isnt necissarily needed when your facing something that size (broad side of a barn). I'd say no to Bayonets just on principal that older gen guns were heavy enough as it was without adding a blade to the tip.

There could be specialty guns, or slightly more advance ones (the pump action rifle was actually invented during the revoluationary war, but wasn't used for a 100 years), but it would be have to be developed by someone really exceptional, but likely not at all. And as for magical guns... thats a weird combination. Most schools of magic tended to be weakened by iron in a bit of lore, and would there be finite (battery) of magic, or would it draw on ambiant magic. Overall, i'd go with just the standard matchlock if your going to have guns.