Hjorm

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Thought short in nature, they are a strong and hardy people. The two races have been considered brothers for their similar looks and ways of life, regardless of minor differences. They are incredibly intelligent in the Technical fields; more so than any other race. Industry is their strong suite, but many Dwarven and Gnomish scholars have been made throughout history. Many people of this race are muscular, for they live among the rock and soil in most cases. Hair/skin/eye tones/colours vary depending on what part of the world they hail. The Dwarves and Gnomes were the second race to take footing in the world of Alrie. Brought to life by their god Fjorge’hammor, they started out in a sort of tribal way, but less chaotic than the humans. The Dwarves and Gnomes believe strongly in honour and tradition, therefore making them less likely to go at each other’s throats. They run a firm government in the form of a council, in which every faction among the Dwarves and Gnomes has a seat of power from which they can voice the concerns of their people. Unlike the Human and Elven peoples who rule with an iron fist of fear in their imperialistic ways; Elves, more so than humans.

Height
The dwarvish height tends to range from three to five and a half feet while the gnomish retains a modest three to four and a half feet.

Age
The age of the Hjorm depends on certain variables but is usually around 130 to 210 years.

Gol
The Gol are a race of Hjorm who resemble the molten earth. Their skin is an soot-black, usually with black, gray, red or white hair or bald usually.

Tistra
A Tistra is a forest dwelling Hjorm. Prefering lush highlands and lowlands of woods and even some marshes. They resemble Alkrin traits in fair to tan skin and brown, blonde, black and red hair colours.

Knal
The Knal are the shorter Hjorm who usually reside in the mountains. Resembling the Alkrin skin colours and Brown, blond, black and red hair, the Knal also can resemble the Gol if their ancestral dwelling is deeper and closer to the core.