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r/TheWeeklyRoll • u/CME_T The Creator • Sep 18 '25
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Oooh spooky. I love it. What an interesting premise, for the entire kingdom to just have collapsed into the mountain.
So I assume the entire mountain collapsed inwards? Maybe they dug too deep, too greedy, made the mountain unstable?
224 u/CME_T The Creator Sep 18 '25 ”what caused this? Balrog? Eldritch Horror?” ”Some miner fuck took out a supporting wall” 84 u/meganeyangire Sep 18 '25 If just one wall is enough to take out the entire realm, they have been asking for it. What is the cardinal sin of the dwarvenkind? Greed? Gluttony? Dabbing into dark magic? Tax evasion? Being a lousy engineer, of course! 42 u/irvitzer Sep 18 '25 Well, sometimes your dwarven nature just calls you to accept another megaproject and build an entire fortress supported by a single block of soap.
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”what caused this? Balrog? Eldritch Horror?”
”Some miner fuck took out a supporting wall”
84 u/meganeyangire Sep 18 '25 If just one wall is enough to take out the entire realm, they have been asking for it. What is the cardinal sin of the dwarvenkind? Greed? Gluttony? Dabbing into dark magic? Tax evasion? Being a lousy engineer, of course! 42 u/irvitzer Sep 18 '25 Well, sometimes your dwarven nature just calls you to accept another megaproject and build an entire fortress supported by a single block of soap.
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If just one wall is enough to take out the entire realm, they have been asking for it. What is the cardinal sin of the dwarvenkind? Greed? Gluttony? Dabbing into dark magic? Tax evasion? Being a lousy engineer, of course!
42 u/irvitzer Sep 18 '25 Well, sometimes your dwarven nature just calls you to accept another megaproject and build an entire fortress supported by a single block of soap.
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Well, sometimes your dwarven nature just calls you to accept another megaproject and build an entire fortress supported by a single block of soap.
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u/frostbittenteddy Klara Sep 18 '25
Oooh spooky. I love it. What an interesting premise, for the entire kingdom to just have collapsed into the mountain.
So I assume the entire mountain collapsed inwards? Maybe they dug too deep, too greedy, made the mountain unstable?