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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 8687422" data-attributes="member: 19675">Over my years in the RPG hobby, I’ve played a bunch of dwarves, both stereotypical and out-of-the-box.&nbsp; One thing that’s a bit of a distant is resolute focus.&nbsp; Whatever the dwarf’s path is, single classed, multiclassed or something else, the character always has a singular unifying thing that drives them.The last one I ran was a 4Ed Starlock, multiclassed into Shaper Psion.&nbsp; (Possibly some other stuff I don’t recall at the mo.)&nbsp; The unifying thing: his clan hunted aberrations, and everything he did revolved around getting better at doing that.&nbsp; Even his paradoxical starting class- he was fighting fire with fire, as was the Skyhammer Clan tradition.And he was a bit of an odd duck, again, in part because of his clan.&nbsp; They were VERY into steel drums and musical forms akin to jungle and other Afro-Carribean styles.&nbsp; Because of that, his Shadow Walk class feature was considered his clan’s Dwarven warlock&nbsp; “capoeira“ by the group.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 8687422, member: 19675"] Over my years in the RPG hobby, I’ve played a bunch of dwarves, both stereotypical and out-of-the-box. One thing that’s a bit of a distant is [B]resolute[/B] [B]focus. [/B]Whatever the dwarf’s path is, single classed, multiclassed or something else, the character always has a singular unifying thing that drives them. The last one I ran was a 4Ed Starlock, multiclassed into Shaper Psion. (Possibly some other stuff I don’t recall at the mo.) The unifying thing: his clan hunted aberrations, and everything he did revolved around getting better at doing that. Even his paradoxical starting class- he was fighting fire with fire, as was the Skyhammer Clan tradition. And he was a bit of an odd duck, again, in part because of his clan. They were VERY into steel drums and musical forms akin to jungle and other Afro-Carribean styles. Because of that, his Shadow Walk class feature was considered his clan’s Dwarven warlock “capoeira“ by the group. [/QUOTE]

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