Dwarf in General

Dwarf Cast

• First Dwars
• Leaders of the individual clans


• Scolar Dwarfs
• They write and interibet of the laws, religious lore, and history of the dwarven world.


• Kepper Dwarfs
• Keeper Dwarfs are the religious practitioner of the dwarven faith and caretaker of ancestral tombs.


• Artifiecer Dwarfs
• They have the power to awaken/infuse and identefy magical objects


• Master Dwarfs
• They do any kind of maniual work that is considered an artistic craf
• The artistic craft assignments include, though are not limitted to:
• Weapon and armor smiththing.
• Crafting valuble objects such as jewleries, fancy cloth, cerimonial items and work related detailed accessories, such as a detailed map.


• Warrior Dwarfs


• Soldiers of the clans.


• Travel Dwarfs
• They are the merchants, hagglers, diplomats, and information-gathers, both within and without the dwarven world.


• Laborer Dwarfs
• They do any kind of maniual work that is not considered an artistic craft
• Laborer Dwarfs do not work in the mines.
• The maniual work assignments include, though are not limitted to:
• Farming
• Transporting of produces, materials and objects by carts
• Crafting menial househole objects, tools, work related accessories
• Trash Collectores
• Street Cleaners
• Servents


• Tunnel Dwarfs
• Keeps the Ratmen under supervision in dwarven miniral minds

Basic Information

Anatomy

General Anatomy
Parts of the Dwaven Body

• Head
• Ear
• Face
• Eye
• Cheek
• Nose
• Mouth
• Chin


• Neck


• Trunk
• Thorax
• Abdomen
• Pelvis
• Back


• Upper limb
• Pectoral girdle
• Axilla
• Arm
• Elbow
• Forearm
• Hand

Lower limb

• Pelvic girdle
• Buttocks
• Hip
• Thigh
• Knee
• Leg
• Foot

Cavities

• Cranial cavity
• Spinal cavity
• Thoracic cavity
• Abdominopelvic cavity
• Abdominal cavity
• Pelvic cavity

Dwarven Skeleton

• Endoskeleton
• The endoskeleton is the internal support structure of an animal, composed of mineralized tissue and is typical of vertebrates.
• Endoskeletons vary in complexity from functioning purely for support (as in the case of sponges), to serving as an attachment site for muscles and a mechanism for transmitting muscular forces.

Dwarven Skin Color and Texture

• Thier skin color range from a pale white to ash grey.
• The texture of their skin is soft

Dwarven Hair

• Head
• Most dwarfs have long, thick hair, in different eartly colors.
• Both genders have thick bushy brows, in the same color as thier hair
• Male dwarfs also have thick beards, in the same colors as their hair, some beards are even long enough to be braided in differen styles
• Torso
• The torso is coveret by a thin to medium layer of body-hair.
• This is not fur, but sporatic strands of hair.
• These hairs are softer then facial hair.
• The color of these hairs are base on the color of the dwarf's facial and head hair, but are more deluted in the color
• Arms
• The arms is covert by a thin to medium layer of body-hair.
• The palms of the hands are not covert in any hair.
• This is not fur, but sporatic strands of hair.
• These hairs are softer then facial hair.
• The color of these hairs are base on the color of the dwarf's facial and head hair, but are more deluted in the color
• Legs
• The legs is coveret by a thin to medium layer of body-hair.
• The underside of the feet are not covert in any hair.
• This is not fur, but sporatic strands of hair.
• These hairs are softer then facial hair.
• The color of these hairs are base on the color of the dwarf's facial and head hair, but are more deluted in the color