Dwarves

Einkrul, the possibly mythical ancestral homeland of the dwarves, is said to have been in the northeast of Tiðak.

Dwarves’ hands are, from the perspective of a human, disproportionately large. Their fingers, though thick, are highly nimble and suited for precision work.

3 is an unlucky number in Dwarvish culture. Not very much though. 27, being three tripled three times, is the most unlucky.

The most common classes are: Fighter, Cleric, Monk, Wizard

Gender and Sex

Female dwarves are taller than their male counterparts but are less thickset.

Food

There’s a particular mushroom that is an extremely important part of dwarves’ diet. Unbeknownst to them (they don’t have proper nutritional science) it contains bioavailable vitamin D@. Of course the other sapient races have the ability to synthesize D in sunlight, which is simply unavailable to the subterranean dwarves. There has been a natural experiment of sorts where nobles decide to be different and not eat the foods of the commoners. They avoid the mushroom and end up with fragile bones and rickety children. The correlation has been noticed by some though is denied by others.