The Dwarven Horde

Dwarven Archers adore crossbows and entire legions of Quarrelers make up the backbone of many regiments and expeditions.

Assassin Dwarves are not as uncommon as one might think. These dark-minded souls use their skills to lay the clan's enemies low before they know what hit them.

Anti-Paladins among the Dwarves serve as grim defenders of the realm, called upon to carry out missions the average warrior would balk at performing.

Barbarians are not limited to the crazed Death- Seekers, but also those rugged Dwarves who dwell in the wilds outside the Kingdom walls.

Dwarven Bards are called Skalds and their deep, rich baritone voices echo songs of valor across the warrens and dens.

Some Dwarves worship the Earth in the same way as Druids in other nations. Such powerful protectors of the warrens are rare, but always welcome additions to a war band.

Rune Priests are the ubiquitous Dwarven Healer, though there are certainly less militant Healers within every hospital and encampment.

Focused and masterful Dwarven Monks seek inner peace and serenity while tending to the spiritual needs of the realms.

Scouts are required in nearly every venture outside the stronghold walls - and outnumber warriors in remote regions where Orcs and Goblin still wander free.

Most Dwarven Paladins answer directly to the King Under the Mountain and serve selflessly in defense of all citizens.

Every Dwarf is a Warrior at heart - combat and war being as natural to their people as mining and drinking ale. Almost every citizen owns an axe or hammer and a serviceable shield.

Wizards are rare, but not unheard of in Dwarven lands. Scholarly pursuits are put to good use among the dangerous lands of the Underdark.