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Revision as of 01:43, 8 June 2026
Ancient, resilient, and masterful craftsmen, the Dworn have shaped the world with stone, steel, and traditions that endure through the ages.
In-game racial description
About Dworn
The Dworn are among the oldest peoples of Tymora, renowned for their craftsmanship, discipline, and enduring connection to the land. Across the world, their influence can be found in ancient roads, mighty fortresses, towering bridges, and forgotten ruins that have stood for centuries. To the Dworn, a thing worth doing is worth doing well, and their culture prizes skill, patience, and mastery above haste or excess.
Though outsiders often think of the Dworn as miners and smiths, their society is far more diverse. Dworn clans dedicate themselves to different callings, from warfare and exploration to shipbuilding, agriculture, engineering, and the preservation of ancient lore. While their clans may specialize in different pursuits, all Dworn share a deep respect for tradition, community, and the belief that every individual has a role to play in strengthening the whole.
Racial Features & Requirements
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Cultures
Dworn society is built around clans, each preserving ancient traditions and specialized skills passed down through countless generations. While members of every clan can be found across Tymora, their upbringing often shapes their outlook, values, and the path they choose to follow.
The Stonehearth Clan are master builders, architects, and stonemasons whose works can be found across much of Tymora. They believe that every wall, bridge, and fortress should outlive its creator, and take immense pride in leaving a lasting mark upon the world.
The Ironroot Clan are renowned smiths and metalworkers, responsible for forging many of the finest weapons, armour, and tools in the known world. To an Ironroot Dworn, the forge is both workplace and sacred tradition, where skill is measured by precision, discipline, and dedication.
The Deepdelver Clan are explorers of the underworld, venturing into forgotten tunnels, ancient caverns, and the deepest reaches of the mountains in search of wealth and discovery. They are known for their courage, curiosity, and willingness to go where others will not.
The Wavebreaker Clan are sailors, navigators, shipwrights, and explorers who carry Dworn influence far beyond the mountains. Their lives are shaped by the sea, trade, and discovery, and they are often among the most worldly of Dworn.
The Flamebearer Clan are the warriors and guardians of the Dworn people. Raised on stories of ancient battles and sworn oaths, they dedicate themselves to martial excellence, courage, and the defence of their kin.
The Runekeeper Clan preserves the ancient knowledge of the Dworn. Scholars, geomancers, ferromancers, historians, and rune-smiths all find a place among their ranks, dedicating themselves to wisdom that must never be forgotten.
The Hearthwarden Clan forms the heart of Dworn society, tending fields, breweries, livestock, and the traditions that bind communities together. Their people are often known for generosity, practicality, and a strong sense of shared responsibility.