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{{Place|Unknown.png|Fjallhammer|[[Eastern Kingdoms]]|Village|~1000 dwarven|Elder Futhark|(unvisited)}} | {{Place|Unknown.png|Fjallhammer|[[Eastern Kingdoms]]|Village|~1000 dwarven|Elder Futhark|(unvisited)}} | ||
Tucked away, hidden, at the east side of the Eastern Kingdoms lies the settlement of a secluded group of Dwarven. The village is lead by the Futhark family, who over generations have distanced themselves from [[Basalt Dominion]]. | Tucked away, hidden, at the east side of the Eastern Kingdoms lies the settlement of a secluded group of Dwarven. The village is lead by the Futhark family, who over generations have distanced themselves from [[Basalt Dominion]] to remain independant and self sufficient. | ||
Residents of Fjallhammer have strong superstitious beliefs, yielding sacrificial lambs at times to appease to their gods for favors, luck or simply good crop. | |||
==Blacksmithing== | ==Blacksmithing== | ||
Revision as of 22:24, 28 April 2025
Fjallhammer
| Region | Eastern Kingdoms |
| Type | Village |
| Population | ~1000 dwarven |
Leader
Elder Futhark
First visit in...
(unvisited)
Tucked away, hidden, at the east side of the Eastern Kingdoms lies the settlement of a secluded group of Dwarven. The village is lead by the Futhark family, who over generations have distanced themselves from Basalt Dominion to remain independant and self sufficient.
Residents of Fjallhammer have strong superstitious beliefs, yielding sacrificial lambs at times to appease to their gods for favors, luck or simply good crop.
Blacksmithing
Through the relatively unexplored mountain side, Fjallhammer houses blacksmiths who have mastered the mythical mineral of Isium. They are capable of making special grade weapons able to withstand high temperatures.