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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FreeXenon" data-source="post: 3966757" data-attributes="member: 6228">Durgeon (Male Dwarf Conjurer) Durgeon scoffs "Glum? I happy-go-lucky as far as a dwarf comes. I even have a skip to my walk with all of happiness an sunshine pouring from me in case you didn't notice." He tries to feign a full faced smile though it does seem to be painful to him to do so."As for the rest of your elven prissydom - you don't need'em Flora. Walk your own path and be happy with yourself, because everyone else sucks like an otyugh in a goblin warren's refuse pile. They just do not matter."He smirks at the mention of 'beared princess'. "There are no 'beared princesses' pining over the Durgeon. That would be the day. The Firebelly clan prides itself on being different than other dwarven clans. We have the strength to travel the dwarven paths less traveled. Like me being a Wizard. Who'd heard of such a thing -a dwarven wizard? We have quite a few wizards in my clan's ranks, as well as master farmers and clothiers. Pick a nontraditional profession for a dwarf and we have a quite a few filling their ranks.Needless to say that other clans look down upon us and it is hard for our clan to find prestige and influence in such a hostile environment. We proudly persevere what other dwarven clans have not the stomach or bravery to do. As you may have noticed I have been rather handy at fixing up books in the library. I carefully crafted my spellbook with my own dwarven hands" He runs an affectionate hand along one of its dragon skin bound edges and takes gleeful notice of the fine lock that twinkles in the light."We are not the sort of clan that royalty or the well-to-do look for. Not enough prestige or money in it for'em, lass, and that's fine for me. Those shallow, opportunistic, and money grubbing waifs can be happy with their elitist and prideful man-sheep" he hrumphs.</blockquote>

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