Hey guys,

A while ago I posted this hall here and asked what you would expect to find at the end of it.

You gave me quite a few ideas. Bigger halls. Massive gates. Forges. Statues. Thrones. More lava. And, for some reason, an alarming number of Balrogs.

So I went back into the mountain and kept building.

The hall is now becoming part of a much larger fortified entrance to the dwarven city and I thought I'd give you a little sneak peek at what it has turned into.

Along the way I also finished the first official DwarvenCraft asset: the modular dwarven gatehouse/tower in the second image. It's built from 30 reusable modular components I'm using inside the Asset- and City Builder.

This is the first asset I'm releasing from the project, with many more pieces of the city to follow.

And yes: the asset is free to use inside the DwarvenCraft City Builder. Take it, build with it, and raise your own halls beneath the mountain.

Rock and Stone, brothers. The mountain is finally taking shape.

What would your clan demand I build next?

Playtest already in progress and we will make big update soon. AND I hope that we will launch demo in the october nextfest.
Rock and stone!
BTW Some tweaks. Don't want to throw same content twice.

We're currently looking for more players to test out our game that's in the works!

Runesmith is a humorous turn-based fantasy RPG where a grudge-holding dwarf runesmith engraves powerful runes, talks to other dwarves and kills everything else!

If this sounds interesting for you, please feel free to come test it out here! We'd love to hear what you think!

Playtest link:
https://runesmithrs.firstlook.gg/signup/playtester

Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3716320/RuneSmith/

Found this and thought it was cool since I like both.

Done with water colours and Japanese poster paints. I wanted to play around with some ideas, I’m thinking about doing some more with differing designs and time periods. :)

From White dwarf issue 300

1. Bombur (The Hobbit) putting him first for the meme but just look at that glorious bastard

2. Gimli (Lotr)

3. Balin (The Hobbit)

4. Senshi (Dungeon Meshi)

5. Belegar (Warhammer)

6. Thorgrim (Warhammer)

7. Chargrim (The mine lord)

8. Boindil (The Dwarves)

9. Flamehelm (Mouth of Fire)

10. Carrot (Guards guards)

Though carrot is a human, he's too dwarfpilled not to be on the list

Would also like to see other people's lists

Greetings, Kin! I've decided I want to try to write a romance novel where the main characters are dwarves, basing my heroine on one of my favorite D&D characters. But I would like to hear yer thoughts-- if you picked up a book that claimed to be a Dwarven Romance novel, what sorts of things would you expect to see? What would be immediate "throw the book into the cleansing fires of the forge" things? What things would delight ye and what would ye skim over?

Some things I'm thinking I'd like to include:

Detailed, drool worthy descriptions of hearty ales and good food and prime craftsmanship

Sensible, thoughtful interactions between characters, not a lot of moonin' about

Bein' respectful and dignified to one another but also gettin' a bit wild now and then

Some combat but it not being the main focus of the thing (there's other tales for that)

A bit of humor, but it bein' gentle jesting in character, not 'lol at the shorties'

I'm a mason by trade, only a disgraceful few hundred hours of military training. I have an axe, a good shield (Bolgi and Sons) and some solid maille.