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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Drawmack" data-source="post: 416308" data-attributes="member: 4981">My dwarves usually live in a New York Esque metropolis. Instead of having an individual hollowed out mountain the dwarves will have five or six cities close to one another, usually in adjoining mountains, that all fall under the same government. It just makes sence to me as a race that does not often venture out of it's hill side hovels is not going to move far when it is time to expand, they'll just go to the mountain next door. For my current campaign (world undefined working from city books Freeport and Bluffside and filling in the gaps) I am working on an elvin empire. The capital of the elvin empire is a huge city built into a shear cliff face in the middle of a jungle. I generally keep the human cities small because I portray the humans as being more short sighted, displaying a greater urgency in their behaviour then the other races because of their lifespan. Therefore rather then attempting to expand the borders of an over populated city a colony of them will strike out to start their own city.</blockquote>