Dwaervei

The cousins to Geddemi, these short statured humanoids are a stout, stocky, and sturdy species.
Though a smaller in height to their cousins, they make up for this fact in their broadly built bodies. Dense in musculature, with coarse fur that is variations of brown and black, the distinguished snouts and goat-like legs dense and short. Their hands however are a sight to behold, as they sport three stout fingers, each tipped with a short, sharp nub. Their hands are thought to be this way to allow ease of digging in more primitive times, and has since become a vestigial design. The practice of rune-carving into stone however done using these.

Hermitic History

The "Duar Vhee" (Thriticized: Dwaervi) have the close ties with the history of the Gedds of ancient Eropei, and were first spoken of in the monologue of by the near-mythic hero of the Geds, king Artur;

"Be swift in your steps, brave Amere. Run far to the southern swamps, where Bright-Eye wages war. Past the Thritean patrols Through their camps in dead of night Lest you be caught and quartered. Tell her that the Dwaervi, our allies from under shall fight with us against our common foes."

"Artur, King of the Geds" as transcribed by Onrej the Younger

Basic Information

Anatomy

Avg Height 4ft 7in Avg Weight: 175lbs. Common Physical Features: Brown/Red hair, brown/green/hazel eyes, patches of wooly body hair, two-toed feet, three-fingered hands. Body Composition: Short and stocky. A larger proportion of muscle in the upper body and body fat percentage

Ecology and Habitats

Largely underground or temperate enviroments. Dwarvi are fond of their burrows, or at least simulated enviroments. A dark, small room is as cozy to them as a hole in the ground.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Dwarvi constitution is strong, allowing them to eat anything short of rocks for nutrition. A diet of lichens, moss, mushrooms, plants, bark, insects, fish, and Burrovurms are some of the things Dwaervei stomach.

Additional Information

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Increased vision in the dark increased sensitivity to seismic activity/vibration

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Geddemen

Scientific Name

Homo Geddemani Dwarvis