Maybe we could put a paragraph on "Dwarves in roleplaying games"?
I like the info on the "Dwarf" page in the DFWiki. Some of that would be perfect. We could even make that our "source", so the self-holy people that go around deleting stuff they find "unimportant" (in their blasphemous minds), can be evaded.
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Originally posted by Red Jackard:
<STRONG>Dwarves in this setting so far don't have a whole lot to distinguish them from dwarves in other settings.</STRONG>
Except of course, that in DF they don't suck (seriously, in "The Hobbit" they were always getting captured or something). My dwarves kick ass, and elves are pansy tree huggers - the way it should be.
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Originally posted by Hamster Man:
<STRONG>Except of course, that in DF they don't suck (seriously, in "The Hobbit" they were always getting captured or something). My dwarves kick ass, and elves are pansy tree huggers - the way it should be.</STRONG>
*folds arms*
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Originally posted by Hamster Man:
<STRONG>Except of course, that in DF they don't suck (seriously, in "The Hobbit" they were always getting captured or something). My dwarves kick ass, and elves are pansy tree huggers - the way it should be.</STRONG>
I think the Man has a point. We *could* do something about differences between dwarves in different settings, DF being one of the ones where dwarves are both really cool and absolutely insane at the same time, but it feels like we're just looking for excuses. I think we should just do something to the effect of "Dwarf Based Games", since, in the end, what we're trying to do.