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Reflections on the Dwarrow Ting

Submitted by Vratni on May 10th, 2025
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A page from the Journal of Vratni Copperhand

The Dwarrow Ting 

News/Event link: 
The Dwarrow Ting
Kinship/Band link: 
Company of the East Road
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(Live RP) - Retellings of Vratni's Interactions across the World
Vratni's Collected Stories and Adventures

Whither is the Windy Welkin?

Submitted by Earonros on January 1st, 2025
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Poetry

A greeting from a group of Dwarves, after hearing tidings of an Elven host entering Nogrod.

 

Whither is the windy welkin?

Whither is the hollowed mountain?

A Letter from Baraztûm, in the East

Submitted by Raggolgrimbob on September 24th, 2015
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Official Document

To the dear Duinn Drakenbane, son of Muninn, lord of Durin’s Folk,

  And to all who dwell in the shelter of his arm,

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Durin's Folk

Calad Feanor

Submitted by Gwynedh on September 21st, 2014
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The Gate of Feanor, more commonly known in the 3rd Age as the Door of Durin, forms the entrance to the ancient dwarven city of Khazad-dum, that has long since been overrun by goblins and orcs. Now it is named Moria - meaning "dark pit" - by the elves, as it is no longer a shining cultural hub, but a dark tomb for the dwarves and their folly - Durin's Bane. It is commonly heard, that they "delved too greedily, and too deep" for mithril when they unearthed the Balrog of Morgoth, and rightfully so. The Dwarves may be great miners and blacksmiths...

Chronicle link: 
The Tourist

The Book Of Garmorn, Part One, Book One, Chapter Three - On laughing [[ARCHIVED]]

Submitted by Garmorn on August 1st, 2014
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Official Document

Chapter Three: On laughing

 

And so, Harkmorn's bodyguard unit, as one, were mentioned. Their size, larger than Harkmorn's, their weaponry, far superior when noted that Harkmorn was prohibited from carrying any form of harmful object - be it a pen, or an axe, and their mentality, greater... For Harkmorn's past "wisdom" had been lost to his insanity, as noted in previous writings.

 

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The Book Of Garmorn - A History of the Manúr dynasty [[ARCHIVED]]

ARCHIVED - An image, before it began.

Submitted by Garmorn on July 31st, 2014
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Artwork: Painting

OOC - THIS IS ARCHIVED. It is no longer in use, at all - Do not refer to it for any form of imagery, or reference. It should be noted that the characters in the above are not portrayed as they are now.

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Garmorn

The Iron Hammerers

Submitted by Bjornen on February 21st, 2013
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The Iron Hills Guard, Iron Hammerers ((lvl 31-49))

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Iron Hills

The Axemen of the Hills

Submitted by Bjornen on February 21st, 2013
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Brave dwarves, part of the Iron Hills Guard ((lvl 0-30))

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Iron Hills
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