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The dwarves of Tir-Nâ-Bor are
a robust people; they are proud
and tenacious. Th ey have been
living at the heart of the Ægis
range since time immemorial. For
centuries they have avoided other
peoples, refusing to take part in
the treacherous game of alliances.
Yet the Rag’narok caught up with
the dwarves of Tir-Nâ-Bor when
the enemy invaded their precious
mountains. Although this battle
might be lost, the dwarves know
that the war is not over yet. As
stubborn as ever, the dwarves of
Tir-Nâ-Bor have immediately set
out to take back the Ægis and the
surrounding plains, supported by
their Akkylannian allies.On the battlefi eld the dwarves of Tir-Nâ-Bor
are making steady progress; their advance is
inexorable. Protected by their thick armor,
they fi ght amidst the whistling of their powerful
steam machines. Th eir dreaded steam cannons shell the
enemy. Th eir boilers propel their mechanized mounts at unbelievable
speeds. Th eir steam weapons strike with the force
of an erupting volcano. Th eir terrifying steam masks freeze
the enemy in fear… Th e dwarves of Tir-Nâ-Bor are keen connoisseurs
of anything that smokes, whistles and boiler powered
!
To a dwarf of Tir-Nâ-Bor defense is more important than
attack: there is nothing better than a solid fortifi cation to win
a battle. Locked up in their impregnable fortresses, the people
of Tir-Nâ-Bor await the enemy on their own ground!
Each fortress has its own secular traditions and its military
specialties. Fom-Nur, Kâ-In-Ar, Kal-Nam, Kar-An-
Tyr, Lor-An-Kor, Naël-Tarn and are as many fortresses and factions. Naturally,
to its inhabitants each fortress clearly superior to the others.
Dwarves worship Odnir and his
pantheon, whose domain is located
in the constellation of the
Boar.