Drudarr

The youngest of the dwarves’ cultures, the Drudarr values two things above all: family and craft. Now what exactly counts as family and craft varies between dwarven clans. For some family could mean just blood, but for others found family is just as important. And for craft, that could range from traditional Drudarr trades such as smithing and mining, to more fringe practices like herbology or sailing. Drudarr uses these values to build impressive cities deep within the roots of mountains, such as the legendary Stonegarde. These cities sprawl, both horizontally and vertically. Truly, they are masters of architecture.

The Drudarr have adapted to mountain life, living in relative darkness, and often the cold and damp. But even in these living conditions, the Drudarr are famously affable. Kindness and banter are second nature to many Drudarr, and coupled with this outgoing disposition, Drudarr can be rather loud. Some chalk this up to their incessant excitement about everything, while others claim that without the natural reverberations of cavern and tunnels, it can be difficult for Drudarr to understand how truly loud they can be.

Drudarr are paler skinned, with lighter colors in hair such as reds and browns.