Dwarves

These are a race of small people who live underground and are extremely good at smithing. They were originally part of the stone of the mountains, which is where their family name comes from. They created vast cities underground and with complex architecture.

Basic Information

Anatomy

They are small, muscular human like creatures. The have heat and poison resistant skin. They have an extraordinarily high tolerance for alcohol, so much so that if any other races drink dwarves booze they will intently be drunk or die by alcohol poisoning.

Biological Traits

These are a race of small humanoids that live within mountains.

Additional Information

Facial characteristics

They have long flowing hair and large beards.

Geographic Origin and Distribution

They dwarven settlements are in the mountains, but they also inhabit human and elf settlements too.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

They have excellent perception as they had to live underground with low light.

Civilization and Culture

Naming Traditions

Most Common Male Names Adkuhm, Akadum, Anin, Anspori, Anvari, Ari, Aurar, Aurar, Austi, Avaldur, Baerdal, Balin, Balskjald, Balthrasir, Bandan, Bangrim, Bardagul, Beldrum, Bendain, Bendan, Bangrim, Bardagul, Beldrum, Bendrain, Bendan, Beris, Bhalkyl, Bhalmun, Bharrom, Bhelkam, Bilbur, Bjarki, Bofar, Bragi, Bramdahr, Bramdur, Branmand, Brusy, Brynjolvur, Dagur, Dain, Dalnur, Darmond, Daskjald, Djoni, Doldram, Dorvari, Draupin, Dufin, Ebdrus, Ebgran, Edmundur, Eiki, Elindur, Ermrig, Filar, Finn, Fjalin, Floi, Floki, Fraeg, Frostar, Fulla, Fundar, Galren, Galthrum, Gargrom, Garman, Geirfinnur, Geirur, Gimmyl, Gimren, Gisili, Glovari, Gormur, Graim, Graldor, Gralkyl, Gralram, Gramdahr, Grandrum, Graniggs, Grenbek, Grilmek, Gusti, Gylvia, Hagbarthur, Hallbergur, Hannskjald, Harfur, Harum,Haugin, Heptin, Hjolman, Hjolmor, Hlevari, Hlevari, Hloin, Horar, Horkahm, Hurram, Ingivald, Isakur, Ithi, Ithleviur, Jarvari, Jaspur, Jatmundur, Jussti, Kari, Karrak, Krarak, Kartni, Kiljald,Killin, Kramnom, Kromgrun, Krumgrom, Krumkohm, Leiki, Leivur, Lithri, Lofar, Lonin, Lonlin, Lonvari, Lythur, Malmun, Maur, Melnur, Mjothi, Modsognir, Morgus, Morram, Motar, Muiradin, Naglur, Nalskjald, Narvari, Nipthrasir, Njalur, Noi, Northrasit, Nyrath, Nyvari, Oddleivur, Offleivur, Oilulvur, Onin, Onundur, Paitur, Patrin, Petrur, Ragnur, Ragvaldur, Regvari, Rikkin, Robekur, Roi, Rorin, Rothbar, Servin, Sigmundur, Sigvaldur, Sjurthi, Skafith, Skirfar, Skofti, Sorkvi, Steinur, Stigur, Sudri, Sudri, Suthradir, Sveinur, Svjar, Taurun, Teitur, Thekkin, Thelron, Thelryl, Thelthrun, Thorar, Thrain, Throar, Thuldohr, Thulgrun, Thurnar, Thydohr, Thymand, Thymin, Thymur, Tjalvi, Toki, Toraldur, Torrus, Tyrur, Vagnur, Valbergur, Valdi, Viggar, Viggskjald, Vindalf, Virfi, Voggur, Yngvi
Most Common Female Names Aca, Acaida, Adal, Adeela, Aidura, Ailgiel, Armara, Arvia, Balglia, Bagrna, Bamira, Bargun, Bavola, Braka, Brana, Brarynn, Brynja, Cadadra, Cola, Dady, Dagni, Dagura, Dalvura,Danona, Darthora, Davia, Davlia, Defas, Digna, Digona, Dilgana, Dilura, Dilvina, Dindila, Dirila, Divira, Dogrila, Dolana, Dondna, Dora, Dorola, Dothura, Dragrola, Dramola, Drargna, Drargura, Drathol, Dugrona, Dunora, Dunora, Duris, Eloira, Elora, Eret, Erla, Estur, Faca, Fada, Farischa, Ferev, Fervia, Fidan, Fiden, Fjola, Frai, Gadona, Gagrila, Gagrlia, Galina, Gargila, Gaviel, Ghervis, Gimna, Gimona, Gindira, Glithlia, Glodona, Glonina, Glovlia, Gorodra, Gortra, Hanarav, Harinda, Harvia, Hata, Hatyth, Heden, Henna, Jaderyn, Japith, Jenka, Jesi, Jodis, Johild, Jovina, Justa, Kalady, Kasi, Kata, Kecha, Kelara, Kelardy, Kelarta, Kelashan, Kenna, Kezda, Korbeth, Leera, Legna, Lenora, Lija, Lilja, Linka, Lipith, Lirinda, Lirra, Lis, Loa, Los, Lovisa, Lua, Mara, Mavia, Meera, Memana, Micha, Mili, Mirev, Mireeh, Misi, Moira, Myagrun, Myalinden, Myanda, Myara, Myara, Narta, Narvia, Naryn, Narynn, Neraeryn, Neralinden, Obara, Omaira, Quoira, Ragna, Ragnial, Ragreil, Ralvina, Rasicha, Rathila, Recha, Regna, Rervia, Ririden, Runira, Rurora, Ruvona, Ruvora, Saeran, Samara, Sanna, Sarella, Selah, Sepith, Serdy, Sigga, Signa, Sigvor, Sishan, Sliryn, Sola, Tahan, Taleema, Tanda, Tarvia, Terinden, Terta, Tevia, Thorgiel, Thothila, Thovira, Tova, Urtha, Vigdis, Visi, Yngva, Yrsa, Zala, Zatha, Zazfa, Zerin, Zerun,
Family Names and Clan Name Dwarven family names are names after rocks or minerels, which there ansasters originatted from. Copper, Diamond, Gold, Graphite, Mercury, Silver, Sulphur, iron, Arsenopyrite, Bornite, Chalcocite, Chalcopyrite, Cinnabar, Cobaltite, Covellite, Erythrite, Galena, Jamestonite, Löllingite, Marcasite, Molybdenite, Orpiment, Pentandite, Pyrite, Pyrrhotite, Realgar, Sphalerite, Stannite, Stibnite,Tennantite, Tetrahedrite, Fluorite, Halite, Sylvite, Cassiterite, Corundum, Cuprite, Diaspore, Hematite, Ilmenite, Magnetite, Perovskite, Pyrochlore, Pyrolusite, Romanechite, Rutile, Spinel, Uraninitie, Vanadinite, Wolframite, Ankerite, Aragonite, Azurite, Calcite, Cerussite, Dolomite, Magnesite, Malachite, Rhodochrosite, Siderite, Strontianite, Witherite, Anglesite, Anhydrite, Barite, Celestine, Gypsum, Apatite, Lazulite, Monazite, Pyromorphite, Vivianite, Actinolite, Glaucophane, Hornblende, Riebeckite, Tremolite, Albite, Anorthite, Microcline, Orthoclase, Plagioclase, Sanidine, Hauyne, Leucite, Nepheline, Nosean, Sodalite, Almandine, Andradite, Grossular, Pyrope, Biotite, Lepidolite, Muscovite, Phlogopite, Olivine, Aegirine, Diopside, Hypersthene, Jadeite, Pectolite, Rhodonite, Spodumene, Wollastonite, Antigorite, Chrysotile, Quartz, Quarz-chalcedony, Opal, Analcime, Apophyllite, Harmotome, Heulandite, Mesolite, Natrolite, Prehnite, Stilbite, Andalusite, Beryl, Chlorite, Chrysocolla, Cordierite, Dioptase, Epidote, Hemimorphite, Kaolinite, Kyanite, Melilite, Pyrophyllite, Scapolite, Sillimanite, Staurolite, Talc, Titanite, Topaz, Vesuvianite, Zircon, Zoisite, Axinite, Datolite, Tourmaline, Borax, Amber, Jet, Andesite, Aplite, Basalt, Olivine Basalt, Dacite, Ignimbrite, Komatiite, Obsidian, Phonolite, Rhyolite, Tephrite, Trachyte, Pillow Lava, Pumice, Tuff, Volcanic Bomb, Anorthosite, Dolerite, Dunite, Essexite, Gabbro, Granite, Granodiorite, Greisen, Ijolite, Kimberlite, Lamprophyre, Larvikite, Norite, Pegmatite, Syenite, Tonalite, Troctolite, Eclogite, Gneiss, Granulite, Greenschist, Hornfels, Lherzolite, Marble, Migmmatite, Phyllite, Quartzite, Schist, Serpentinite, Skarn, Slate, Arkose, Breccia, Chert, Clay, Coal, Conglomerate, Dolomite, Evaporite, Greywacke, Ironstone, Limestone, Radiolarite, Sandstone, Shale, Travertite, Impactite, Iron Meteorite, Martin Meteorite, Stony Meteorite, Stony-iron Meteorite, Suevite, Tektite
Suffix that can replace the suffix of the minerals ale, arm, armour, axe, back, bane, barrel, basher, beard, bearer, beater, beer, belly, belt, bender, binder, biter, blade, blood, bloom, bolt, boot, bottle, born, bourne, bottom, bow, braid(s), brand, brandy, breaker, brew, bringer, brew, bringer, brow, buckle, buster, caller, cane, carver, cask, chanter, chest, chin, chipper, chisel, chopper, chugger, cleaver, cliff, cloak, coat, crafter, cutter, dagger, defender, delver, explorer, eye(s), finder, finger, fire, fist, flask, foam, foot, forge(d), friend, gauntlet, grog, guardian, gut, guzzler, hall, hammer, hand, hauler, head, heart, helm, helmet, hide, hill, hewer, hoarder, hood, horn, hot, hunter, jaw, jewel, keeper, keg, killer, kindler, lamp, light, mace, mail, maker, mallet, mane, mantle, masher, mason, master, mattlock, maul, miner, monger, mountain, mover, mug, pack, pick, plaits, pouch, pot, purse, rum, rye, sack, satchel, seeker, seer, shaker, shield, shoulder, singer, slicer, slayer, smelter, smith, speaker, spinner, spike, spirit, splitter, staff, stone, sunder, sword, tankard, tapper, tearer, thane, thumb, tilter, tinker, toe,twister, warden, wearer, weaver, whiskey, worker, wright.

Beauty Ideals

All male dwarves are expected to have long and lush beards, and huge muscles to be taken seriously and find love. Females are expected to have as much hair as males have, but instead of having a beard they are expected to have lots of hair on their heads.

Average Technological Level

They are a very advanced race of people, being able to carve the stone into anything, smith any weapon or armour and infuse it with magical properties. They commonly use hammers, axes, and swords in battle, they can wield weapons that are long and twice their size, as the weight doesn't affect them. They also have lots of room to use long weapons as their settlements are enormous.

Common Dress Code

Every Dwarf is expected to wear a necklace of the mineral that the family is named after.

History

The dwarf was created by Conlis the god of the mountains which they inhabit. They were originally part of the rock of the mountains, that was brought to life by Conlis. Over the years they carved out the rocks into a massive cities with a complex society.

Scientific Name

Parvus sapiens

Origin/Ancestry

Rocks and Minerals that were bought to like by Conlis.

Lifespan

350 years

Average Height

4ft

Average Weight

150lbs

Average Physique

They are small and have a muscular build, they can walk at 5mph and can run at 10mph. They are resistant to heat and poison, due to their smithing culture and the amount of alcohol they drink.

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

Dwarves are predominantly white.