The dweorgr also come in a few different sub-races: hill dweorgr, shield dweorgr, and dark dweorgr.
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Board game "Wirrâl"
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- The options are, in order of importance: the welkin, the dweorgr, the humans, the faerie folk, and the pygmies.
- The dweorgr also come in a few different sub-races: hill dweorgr, shield dweorgr, and dark dweorgr.
- They're just humans... what else is there to tell? They're average in all stats and jacks-of-all-trades.
- The welkin come with a variety of exciting sub-races: high welkin, forest welkin, lake welkin, and snow welkin. But if you're not feeling experimental -- a basic welkin will always do.
- A very small race of flying people, known for being mischievous, full of trickery. They often lure people into their maegical traps. There are no sub-races for the faeries.
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They're just humans... what else is there to tell? They're average in all stats and jacks-of-all-trades.
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A very small race of flying people, known for being mischievous, full of trickery. They often lure people into their maegical traps. There are no sub-races for the faeries.
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The least popular of the Wirrâl races, the pygmies are short, rotund and dim-witted. Pygmies live in small villages made of shoddy wooden dwellings. They spend most their days tilling the earth and smoking their pipes. There are no sub-races for the pygmies.
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You pick the figurine up by the base to meet your gaze. The little plastic man stares back at you, his face contorted into a disturbing shout. Then you pocket it.
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