Sølv Fjell Dwarf

The sounds of the workshops can be heard echoing about the lower levels of the mountain halls and in the upper levels the laughs of the populace dancing about. For being an underground city, there is as much life here as if you were visiting one of the cities of Men, Fae or Elf. One might not think it but there is. We have brought it to life.
The stones here are of a silver hue which lends itself towards our homes name. Even the Elves find the sight wondrous, gazing upon the walls, watching the lanterns flicker and the light dance. And they say they aren't found of being underground. The carvings, etching and ruins on our walls tells stories of our peoples' past, a rich history it is.
There is also an underground waterfall that helps bring water to the city. While it might sound crazy, there's even a park that grows next to it with trees and flowers, even small birds, all living without the light of the sun.
My people are hard workers, good workers, good people. When we fight, we fight fiercely, bravely.
-Embla Gullhammer; Merchant and Traveler

Culture

Major language groups and dialects

Dwarvish

Culture and cultural heritage

Known as some of the greatest craftsmen and women in the world, their beautifully crafted wears are highly sought after. They are well known for their compasses, fine jewelry and excellent weapons. People across the world pay high prices for their works.

Common Etiquette rules

They are a polite people, if a bit abrupt and get along with everyone though the Fair Ones, as they call the Eledhrim, are an odd people. Something to do with their tall, slim bodies, the often beardless faces on the men and occasion when a man will wear his hair as long as a woman.

Art & Architecture

The beautifully crafted underground cities are a wonder to look at and it still is well ventilated and airy. The lanterns that they use to light their land is incredible, lasting decades.