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FRP1003HAA the Lost Kingdom of the Dwarves.Indb Sample file * * * * * * Sample file For use Uzarâg was with High once the Adventure greatest Role Playing. kingdom in Belkanâth. Designed and produced under license from and in agreement with, But glory is Aurigas Aldebaron, LLC, Charlottesville, fleeting. Virginia, USA. For all levels of play. The Lost Kingdom of the Dwarves by Robert J Defendi Credits Author: Robert J Defendi Line Editor: Josh Peltier Additional Contributions: Scott Llewelyn Cover Art: Brian Hailes Interior Art: Brian Hailes, Ian Johnston, Kevin Wasden Art Direction: Christopher Mitchell Pagemaking: Wallen Ashcroft Copy Editing: Christine Fortune Publisher: Robert J Defendi The earth is the holy gift of God. It is pure as His thoughts, made by His hand, and strong as His bones. To corrupt the earth is to commit the greatest of all sin. —The Dulandak (Dwarven Scripture) Editing, Development, & Production Staff: Robert J Defendi, Scott Llewelyn, Josh Peltier, Christine Fortune, Christopher Mitchell, Bjorn Olsen, Wallen Ashcroft Web Master: Robert J Defendi Play Testing: Amanda Peltier, Angela Daley, Bjorn Olsen, Brandon Leavitt, Brenda Llewelyn, Dan Willis, Gary Llewelyn, Jennie Mollerup, Josh Peltier,Sample Kori Emerson, file Mark Giffune, Mason Emerson, Mat Daley, Matthew Fitt, Robert J Defendi, Scott Llewelyn, Stephen Johnson. Special Support: Heike A. Kubasch, Bruce Neidlinger; Tim Dugger, Steve Long. We’d also like to thank all the fans on the Iron Crown Forums who have shown so much support and enthusiasm, especially Allenrmaher, Buddha, Cormac Doyle, Grafton, Ictus, Ironmaul, Lichemaster, Lorenen, Maelstrom, Markc, Norin, Pendragon, Quasar, Smiling DM, Wolfram Riegler (our first cus- tomer), and Yammahoper. Rolemaster, HARP and Spacemaster are Copyright © 2006 Aurigas Aldebaron, LLC, Charlottesville, Virginia, USA. Rolemaster™, HARP™ and Spacemaster™ are trademark properties of Aurigas Aldebaron, LLC; no unauthorized use permitted. ‘d20 System’ and the d20 System logo are trademarks of Wizards of the Coast, Inc. in the United States and other countries and are used with permission. Wizards of the Coast is a trademark of Wizards of the Coast, Inc. in the United States and other countries and is used with per- mission. For further information about Hero Games and the HERO System, visit www.herogames.com. Copyright © 2007 by Final Redoubt Press. All rights reserved. No reproductions without permission. Produced and distributed by Final Redoubt Press, 263 Fall Street, Salt Lake City, UT, 84116. Stock #1003HAA Table of Contents Table of Contents Credits . 2 Wergild . .25 Welcome . 8 Kûlan’s Lament . .26 A Note on Pronouns . 8 The Great Revenge . .26 What Is the Echoes of Heaven Campaign Setting? . 8 Apprenticeship . .26 What is the Lost Kingdom of the Dwarves? . 9 Tombs . .27 Line Elements . 9 Dwarves and Water . .27 Sourcebooks . .9 Dwarves and Agriculture . .27 Adventures . .10 Craft, Religion, and War . .27 Our Philosophy . 10 Marriage . .28 An Ongoing Campaign . 10 Lifework . .28 World Threads and Adventure Seeds . .10 The Clans and Organizations . 28 Quad Statting . .11 Clans . .28 Using This Product . .11 Organizations . .29 Mage Terminology . .11 The Assassins’ Guild . .29 Priest Terminology . .11 The Brotherhood of Purity . .29 Campaign Cartographer . .11 The Coalition . .30 Dedication . .13 The Confessors . .30 Special Thanks . .13 The Corini . .30 Part One: The Dwarves . 13 The Hammer Guild . .30 Introduction . 13 The Illuminated . .30 Using this Book in The Echoes of Heaven . 13 The Shadow Order . .30 Using this Book in Another Game Setting . 13 The Shadowed Legion . .30 History . 14 The Shields of Uzarâg . .30 The Fell Hammer . .14 The Sons of Almia . .31 Foundation . .14 The Sowers of Seeds . .31 Growth . .15 Fences and Smugglers . .31 Facing the World . .15 Thieves . .31 Age of War . .Sample . .16 fileAcademics . .31 Aftermath . .16 Who’s Who . .31 Eurustace . .17 Narâg Malachite . .31 The General . .17 Sharâg Bloodstone . .33 The Guardian . .17 Sigul Bauxite . .33 Kûlan’s Lament . .18 Zarag Granite . .33 The Mantle Accepted . .19 Recreation . 34 Miracles . .20 In the Outpost . .34 The Diaspora . .20 In the City . .34 Dwarven Culture . .21 In the Palace . .34 People . .21 The Church . .34 Demographics . .22 Tournaments . .34 Names . .23 Craft Shows . .34 Languages . .23 Arts . .35 The Spoken Word . .24 Architecture . .35 Swearing . .24 Dwarven Protective Runes . .35 Vows . .24 Common Arts . .35 Ancestors . .24 Middle Class Arts . .36 Dwarven Romanticism . .24 Noble Arts . .36 Rituals . .25 Legends . 36 The Unwed . ..
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