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A collection of my ramblings on fantasy physics, game mechanics, and planar adventures as they apply to Dungeons and Dragons and its retroclones.
Tuesday, July 3, 2018
Reimagining dwarves?
So I've seen a number of proposals for reimagining dwarves beyond the Tolkien-derived stereotype. For example, dwarves as "maggot men of the mountains" a la Norse mythology, or dwarves carved as adult men from living stone, or dwarves as a relative of trolls due to both being earthly elemental beings. Here are a few links to different proposals:
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dwarf/gnome,
race
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