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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 8341707" data-attributes="member: 63508">I kinda like the tradition of the dwarves. In my Klassico setting, dwarves are all about tradition. And they are great at weaseling new ideas into tradition.Hill dwarves we're just supposed to set up forts closer to the ground to fight the giants. However they stay due to liking the fresh air. &quot;Well someone has to dwarf the forts, my king. We cannae break our oath of vigilance.&quot;The deep dwarves tried that BS and got captured. And the dwarf kings never sent help. Because they just wanted wealth to boost their clans.And dwarves don't go to the afterlife if any clan mates are alive. There are just thousands of dwarf ghosts floating around mountains with ghastly axes. And they just reform if a clanmate prays for them. Only halflings can stand those spooky places. Also why dwarves don't understand personal space and privacy. Nosy ghost ancestors.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 8341707, member: 63508"] I kinda like the tradition of the dwarves. In my Klassico setting, dwarves are all about tradition. And they are great at weaseling new ideas into tradition. Hill dwarves we're just supposed to set up forts closer to the ground to fight the giants. However they stay due to liking the fresh air. "Well someone has to dwarf the forts, my king. We cannae break our oath of vigilance." The deep dwarves tried that BS and got captured. And the dwarf kings never sent help. Because they just wanted wealth to boost their clans. And dwarves don't go to the afterlife if any clan mates are alive. There are just thousands of dwarf ghosts floating around mountains with ghastly axes. And they just reform if a clanmate prays for them. Only halflings can stand those spooky places. Also why dwarves don't understand personal space and privacy. Nosy ghost ancestors. [/QUOTE]

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