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| - A race native to Alandor.
- Gnomes are Astral beings whose existence is current only known through hearsay.
- The Gnomes (also known as the Evil Gnomes) are one of the minor antagonists in the Shrek series. They often go to the Poison Apple.
- This is one of the races available for character creation in every game of the original series with the exception of Wizardry IV. According to the Wizardry Archives Manual, gnomes are pious and agile. They live in underground caves, where they normally keep to their own kind. They are small, but sturdy. On top of that, their zest for learning makes them excellent priests. In the Dark Savant Saga, they also possess a natural resistance against magic spells.
- Gnomes (formally known as Gnomes!) is an upcoming supernatural/paranormal horror dramedy book that is the first book in the first volume of the Supernatural Paranormal book series. The book currently has a upcoming release date of 2033.
- Gnomes are a species of the Eight Fairy Families. They are often short and overweight, but occasionally the opposite. They are arch-enemies with elves.
- Gnomes are humanoid creations of Siccadan and, now, Nixis
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- In "Jollyball Anyone?" the gnomes, under the leadership of the Gnome King, are poised to take over Jollywood if they win a game of Jollyball against the 7D over a bet between their king and Queen Delightful.
- Gnomes are creatures that live in wizards' gardens. They are often seen as pests. To get rid of them, the should be grabbed by the feet, swung around a few times and then flung away, to confuse them. This is a temporary solution, however.
- Gnomes are a dwarf subtype primarily from Turkey and Central Europe, and are a minority of dwarves even there. They are the smallest dwarven subtype, averaging 80 cm in height, and 37 kg in weight. Gnomes have very little body hair even as adults, and generally look like human children to those unfamiliar with them. Their small size makes living in modern society even harder than it is for other dwarves, so many gnomes makes extensive use of technology like the matrix and autopilots to get around easily.
- Hidden under the earth for centuries, no one, except the dwarfs had the slightest idea that Gnomes even exist. But now, after an eternity of isolation and solitude, this small folk is in need of brave heroes like you! The Gnomes are threatened by a hostile force that bleeds this race to a slow but certain death. Therefore, they asked their dwarven allies for support. That is why the dwarfs are now looking for courageous warriors to join the gnomish troops to assist them in their distress. known to be a mushroom loving race and the inventors of gnomish crystal teleporters. located underground between Hellgate Kazordoon and Ulderek's Rock at Gnomegate.
- Gnomes are the smallest humanoid species on the Discworld (a fictional flat world created by Terry Pratchett) ranging from four inches (10cm) to 2 feet (61cm) in height. There may be some confusion between the names gnome, goblin, and pictsie, which are more-or-less interchangeable terms for the same creature. Rincewind and Twoflower meet a gnome in The Light Fantastic. Twoflower is disappointed, believing he should be dressed in brightly-coloured clothes and "more sort of... jolly". Rincewind explains: "He's six inches high and lives in a mushroom, of course he's a bloody gnome."
- Gnomes are the Fable III version of the Gargoyles. There are 50 total throughout Albion. They were originally owned by Brian and are first seen in the quest Gnomes are Great! You need to bring an old gargoyle to Brian so he could bring them to life. After they first come to life, the gnomes will offer good advice compared to the gargoyles insults. However, they soon run away and you have to get them back in the quest Gnomes are Evil!
- The Spider Gnomes are a small group of Gnomes who live in the Darklin Reach. They are more primitive than the other Gnomes and bear an uncanny resemblance to spiders in the way they move. Superstitious in nature, they present sacrifices to the Werebeasts who live in certain areas around their village, especially Olden Moor. In the series The Scions of Shannara, they are also seen to be helping the Shadowen. The Spiders, one of the groups of mutants in the Genesis of Shannara trilogy, are very similar in both beliefs and appearances.Stors
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- The Gnomes seem to have a knack for finance. They run a lot of the businesses, and they seem to have their dirty little fingers into most of the railroads. They are a sturdy lot, if not as visually pleasing as some of the other races... Gnomes are particularly fond and protective of their families. Angering a Gnomish family is never a good idea, since they don't forget and the natural lifespan of a gnome is 500 years or so... Women and children rarely travel outside of their protective communities, and if they do, a group of Half-Ogre bodyguards is sure to follow.
- Gnomes are humanoid creatures -- sometimes the same size as Smurfs, and sometimes taller. They have pointed ears and can either be thin and tall or short and rotund. Gnomes are known to run a monarchy-established system over their people. Ancient gnomes resided in Italy were known as gnomans, and had rounded ears and were more similar to humans. In "Jokey's Cloak", Jokey Smurf found a cloak belonging to the gnome wizard Wislow the Magician which could turn the wearer invisible.
- Gnomes are the inquisitive and playful people found in small villages in remote mountain valleys, temperate forests, and rolling plains. They are a peaceful people who usually get along well with other Civil Races, but are known to the Dwarves as brothers. The two races often coexist, as the average Dwarvan city has several Gnomish clans, just as the average Gnomish village will have several Dwarves living amongst them. Gnomes have no nations themselves but are seen as important members of the Dwarvan nations such as Dunnkra, Braecystki, Volkonski, and Kundrainnis. Roughly speaking, 40% of the Gnomish population live in Gnomish villages in these Dwarvan nations, 25% can be found living in the Dwarvan cities, 20% can be found scattered in cities and nations throughout Tellic, and the remain
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