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<blockquote data-quote="Shadowlord" data-source="post: 1114537" data-attributes="member: 10445">I’m intrigued by this small yet “mighty” race in their own kind. They are often underestimated and undeveloped, leaving me/us with an unclear image of how they really are and how they came into being like that. I can’t find the logical connection between practical/annoying jokes and foolhardiness on one side, and the mad inventors, ingenious alchemists and talented illusionists on the other side. Even then, technolgy and magic never really went well together. Then we have the nature-frolicking gnomes in burrows, and then there are the cavern-infested holes with obsessed little scientists that even the dwarves frown upon.All this leaves me thinking that gnomes seem to be a collection of unrelated traits, but there must be a rational explanation. And maybe more importantly, what are gnomes else than this?PS: if you don’t like gnomes (tss tss) then don’t share it here.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shadowlord, post: 1114537, member: 10445"] I’m intrigued by this small yet “mighty” race in their own kind. They are often underestimated and undeveloped, leaving me/us with an unclear image of how they really are and how they came into being like that. I can’t find the logical connection between practical/annoying jokes and foolhardiness on one side, and the mad inventors, ingenious alchemists and talented illusionists on the other side. Even then, technolgy and magic never really went well together. Then we have the nature-frolicking gnomes in burrows, and then there are the cavern-infested holes with obsessed little scientists that even the dwarves frown upon. All this leaves me thinking that gnomes seem to be a collection of unrelated traits, but there must be a rational explanation. And maybe more importantly, what are gnomes else than this? PS: if you don’t like gnomes (tss tss) then don’t share it here. [/QUOTE]

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