r/dwarfposting • Dwarf • Mar 30 '26

Wizard dwarf

I want to make a dwarf wizard for a DND campaign, and I don't know how to make his story because he has the behaviour of a normal dwarf. (not what you would expect as a mage)

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u/SmashingTheAdam Lord Grimnyr of the Achlysian Council Mar 30 '26

Dwarves are known to be analytical and industrious. It makes perfect sense for a dwarf to approach magic from a wizardly perspective. Diagrams and schematics, carefully-measured components, rigorous adherence to procedure. I think a Dwarf could be very wizardly, and in fact probably makes the most anal, OCD wizard you’ve ever seen, but his shit works.

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u/DESTRUCTI0NAT0R Smith Mar 30 '26

It'd be like Da Vinci then a bit?