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| - Before the dawn of the new world, there was a great unbalance in the way of things; the grand design of Armok was disrupted by the fooling doings of mortal creatures. The proud and respected Dwarves of old, created in Armok's forge, designed and moulded into the tool of His desire, had fallen. The proto-Dwarves were said to have been made to craft the world to perfection, moving mountains and laying waste to forests to give way to barren, transcendent purity. In doing so, the Dwarves came to know of the outsider races. Of Elves, Humans and many others. Kromnir, for leadership and war.
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| - Before the dawn of the new world, there was a great unbalance in the way of things; the grand design of Armok was disrupted by the fooling doings of mortal creatures. The proud and respected Dwarves of old, created in Armok's forge, designed and moulded into the tool of His desire, had fallen. The proto-Dwarves were said to have been made to craft the world to perfection, moving mountains and laying waste to forests to give way to barren, transcendent purity. In doing so, the Dwarves came to know of the outsider races. Of Elves, Humans and many others. The Dwarves lost sight of their purpose and, in that capacity, they had failed the demands of Armok. It came to pass that Dwarves took to trading with the outsiders, interacting with them, rather than obliterating them as their design should have demanded. The Dwarves grew greedy, seeking metals and artifacts like a common Kobold. Complacency became rampant as the truth was lost in the annals of history. Knowledge and worship of Armok Himself deteriorated, as the Dwarves ceased to fear a God that could not command their obedience. A great anger brew within Armok. To think that his very own creations had fallen so far was a disgrace to his abilities. His wrath soon became prevalent as the heresy of the Dwarves stagnated society resulted in the sundering of the old world. The cataclysmic event saw the end of the material world as was known. All Dwarven souls were taken to the great forge to be remade. It is said that Armok flayed those souls with a furious anger that had never been seen before. So great was his passion, the souls were virtually destroyed; leaving only the core perfection that every Dwarf still held within them. With this remnant, he remade the Dwarven race; proud, bold and as stoic as ever. Armok know, however, that his creations may one day fail him again and so, he took the ideals which he ingrained into every Dwarf and forged another race from purest, sacrosanct adamant. From this, came the Golem protectors of the Dwarves; the Dwarlem. Within each Dwarlem, He imbued a tenent of Dwarven life; Kromnir, for leadership and war. Magnus, for prosperity and security. Daelor, for faith and knowledge. Countless others were made, each representing a unique part of Dwarven life as Armok had intended. Upon creating his legion of Dwarlem, Armok sought to begin the world anew. In doing so, He sent the Dwarves to learn from the Dwarlem, so that they may be ready for their renewed purpose upon the earth; preservation of Armok's perfection. Now the world is reborn and the Dwarves remain steadfast to their cause under the uniform guidance of the incorporeal Dwarlem. The shrines of Dwarlem ensure the continued allegiance to Armok and his plan. Never again would the Dwarves lose sight of the truth, or falter in their purpose.
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