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| Chataro |
Posted - 21 Mar 2006 : 11:20:51
Sorry just curious, does anyone know what race is breunor, please don't tell me drawf, i mean what kind of drawf.
Thank u |
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| Wooly Rupert |
Posted - 21 Oct 2007 : 01:06:07
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Originally posted by Chataro
I just didn't want to opena new topic so I will ask this question here, during Demonstone( i'm talking about the game here) Why was drizzt so worried that the trolls would entre Mithril hall? I mean, its not as if a few thousand drawves would be afraid of a measely dozen trolls
No, but not every dwarf is a combatant, and even the ones that are won't be wandering around fully armed and armored, in their own home. A dozen trolls can do a serious amount of damage to those that aren't prepared. |
| Chataro |
Posted - 20 Oct 2007 : 16:40:36
Or maybe perhaps he was just trying to steal all the fun. |
| Matthus |
Posted - 19 Oct 2007 : 15:34:02
Well as I reckon Drizzt in the novels, his own conscience would put him into harms way, and the thought that the blood of some innocent - better helpless – dwarfs might be spilled would spur him into action. I think that he didn’t feared for his friends in general, but thought that he would be better equipped for dealing with the menace. Maybe the game tried to bring something like this into play – but maybe I’m very far from the Drizzt in the game. |
| Chataro |
Posted - 19 Oct 2007 : 14:48:05
Not likely the answer, especially when the drawves are even more unlikely to let outside people and a few battlerager defend their home for them. I mean, can you imagine any dwarf letting their kin fight off trolls outside their city while they hide inside? No way would Mithral hall be doomed. not unless all the drawves had suddenly suffered a heart attack or temporal paralysis |
| Dalor Darden |
Posted - 18 Oct 2007 : 17:20:08
Because even a few dozen trolls can eat several dozen dwarves before they are stopped?
Just a thought. ;-) |
| Chataro |
Posted - 18 Oct 2007 : 15:12:32
I just didn't want to opena new topic so I will ask this question here, during Demonstone( i'm talking about the game here) Why was drizzt so worried that the trolls would entre Mithril hall? I mean, its not as if a few thousand drawves would be afraid of a measely dozen trolls |
| silverwizard |
Posted - 21 Mar 2006 : 21:07:40
Well, retcon always has unpleasant consequences. Overall, I liked the change, however. The image of dwarven craftsmen/miners working wonders in vast, lonely caverns has always been strangely heart-warming to me, and the fact that they were dying out was disturbing. Dwarves are not my favourite race, however (elves are). |
| Mace Hammerhand |
Posted - 21 Mar 2006 : 17:56:17
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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert
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Originally posted by Mace Hammerhand
The Thunder Blessing seems, although I love the idea of more dwarves around and the race back from the brink of extinction, a bit tacked on. I can't remember anything about the Thunder Blessing before 3e
It wasn't around before 3e -- it was intro'ed with the FRCS. However, this change was one of the few they explained. The Thunder Blessing happened in 1306. That's when more dwarves started being born. The reason it wasn't noticed until recently is because it's only been in the last few years that the Thunder Children have been old enough to leave their homes. They weren't noticed before because they weren't going out into the world, before.
I've read that part, but it doesn't explain the dour and grumpy dwarf stuff you got in 2e. Well, maybe it explains it somewhat...with all them teenage dwarf males and females...with such a bunch I'd probably be grumpy too |
| Wooly Rupert |
Posted - 21 Mar 2006 : 17:40:54
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Originally posted by Mace Hammerhand
The Thunder Blessing seems, although I love the idea of more dwarves around and the race back from the brink of extinction, a bit tacked on. I can't remember anything about the Thunder Blessing before 3e
It wasn't around before 3e -- it was intro'ed with the FRCS. However, this change was one of the few they explained. The Thunder Blessing happened in 1306. That's when more dwarves started being born. The reason it wasn't noticed until recently is because it's only been in the last few years that the Thunder Children have been old enough to leave their homes. They weren't noticed before because they weren't going out into the world, before.
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| Mace Hammerhand |
Posted - 21 Mar 2006 : 16:45:04
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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert
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Originally posted by Mace Hammerhand
Bruenor Battlehammer is a shield dwarf, as most dwarves in the North are. Gold dwarves are rare up north and mainly found in the Great Rift, if I'm not mistaken.
Gold dwarves are becoming more well-known, now. Since the Thunder Blessing, they've been a lot more prominent.
The Thunder Blessing seems, although I love the idea of more dwarves around and the race back from the brink of extinction, a bit tacked on. I can't remember anything about the Thunder Blessing before 3e |
| Wooly Rupert |
Posted - 21 Mar 2006 : 16:03:22
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Originally posted by Mace Hammerhand
Bruenor Battlehammer is a shield dwarf, as most dwarves in the North are. Gold dwarves are rare up north and mainly found in the Great Rift, if I'm not mistaken.
Gold dwarves are becoming more well-known, now. Since the Thunder Blessing, they've been a lot more prominent. |
| Mace Hammerhand |
Posted - 21 Mar 2006 : 11:28:08
Bruenor Battlehammer is a shield dwarf, as most dwarves in the North are. Gold dwarves are rare up north and mainly found in the Great Rift, if I'm not mistaken. |
