SMURF's definitions

Gray Dwarf

Also known as Duergar, gray dwarves contain all of the worst traits of the dwarven races in one package. Duergar share little with thier less subterranean cousins, but they do have the same hardiness. Their foes find them just as hard to kill.

Tough buggars on the battlefield.

by smurf August 22, 2004

Rock Gnome

Rock gnomes are smaller and slimmer than dwarves. They have a lively sense of humor and love to play practical jokes on each other and other races. Gnomes are curious and bright, but are more widely known for their hardiness and ability to resist spells.

These gnomes are not to be toiled with.

by smurf August 22, 2004

Wild Elf

Wild elves are hardier that their cousins and have a reputation for being fierce, indomitable warriors. Wild elves aren't noted for their brains.

legolas isn't one of these

by smurf August 22, 2004

fomorian giant

fomorian giants are ugly. slate gray, they look like they were chiseled out of soft stone. formorian giants love to throw stones.

ugly giant beasts that are ill tempered

by Smurf August 17, 2004

Deep Gnome

Deep Gnomes, are also known as svirfneblin, are legendary because they are so rarely seen. They live deep under the earth, where they create beautiful artifacts made of precious metals and gems, as well as fantastic creations of stonework. They live under constant threat of attack from other races. This has made the svirfneblin wise and agile, if somewhat timid and retiring.

Not your average lawn gnome

by smurf August 23, 2004

gelugon

Gelugons are nastier, larger, and deadlier versions of cornugons.

fierce and ugly beasts of war

by Smurf August 17, 2004