Dvergarheim - Revision history

Martin: /* Overview */

2025-03-30T09:19:31Z

Overview

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	The inhabitants of Dvergarheim and the other far northern cities are often referred to as [[Hoar Dwarves]].		The inhabitants of Dvergarheim and the other far northern cities are often referred to as [[Hoar Dwarves]].

	Ruled by six clans or '' ættin '' -- each comprised of several extended families bound together by oaths and complicated blood ties. Each clan elects 9 representatives (3 senior/master and 6 journeymen) to jointly govern, decide on laws, and pass judgements. These representatives meet in the ''þinghús'' (parliament-house). Each year one of the senior ''~~gothi~~'' (leaders) is selected to be the ''þingmaður'' (law speaker) who presides over the meetings from his seat on the ''Lögberg'' (law rock). The role of law speaker rotates through the clans. Every long year (18 years) an ''Alþingi'' (All-parliment) is called which all free dwarves can attend.		Ruled by six clans or '' ættin '' -- each comprised of several extended families bound together by oaths and complicated blood ties. Each clan elects 9 representatives (3 senior/master and 6 journeymen) to jointly govern, decide on laws, and pass judgements. These representatives meet in the ''þinghús'' (parliament-house). Each year one of the senior ''Goði'' (leaders) is selected to be the ''þingmaður'' (law speaker) who presides over the meetings from his seat on the ''Lögberg'' (law rock). The role of law speaker rotates through the clans. Every long year (18 years) an ''Alþingi'' (All-parliment) is called which all free dwarves can attend.

	The six clans are:		The six clans are:

Martin at 09:06, 30 March 2025

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	==~~Notes to be fleshed out~~==		==Background==
	Ancient dwarven city. About 4000 dwarves still live here but the city once housed over five times that many and parts are now deserted and in disrepair.		Ancient dwarven city. About 4000 dwarves still live here but the city once housed over five times that many and parts are now deserted and in disrepair.
	A number of the other dwarven settlements have their distant origins in Dvergarheim with émigrés leaving the frozen north and interminable political wranglings and feuding in search of warmth, gold, peace and prosperity.		A number of the other dwarven settlements have their distant origins in Dvergarheim with émigrés leaving the frozen north and interminable political wranglings and feuding in search of warmth, gold, peace and prosperity.

Martin: /* Overview */

2025-03-30T09:03:56Z

Overview

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	The inhabitants of Dvergarheim and the other far northern cities are often referred to as [[Hoar Dwarves]].		The inhabitants of Dvergarheim and the other far northern cities are often referred to as [[Hoar Dwarves]].

	Ruled by six clans or '' ættin '' -- each comprised of several extended families bound together by oaths and complicated blood ties. Each clan elects 9 representatives to jointly govern, decide on laws, and pass judgements. These representatives meet in the þinghús (''~~thing~~-house''). Each year one of ~~these~~ gothi (''leaders'') is selected to be the þingmaður (''law speaker'') who presides over the meetings from his seat on the Lögberg (''law rock''). The role of law speaker rotates through the clans. Every long year (18 years) an Alþingi (''All-~~thing''~~) is called which all free dwarves can attend.		Ruled by six clans or '' ættin '' -- each comprised of several extended families bound together by oaths and complicated blood ties. Each clan elects 9 representatives (3 senior/master and 6 journeymen) to jointly govern, decide on laws, and pass judgements. These representatives meet in the ''þinghús'' (parliament-house). Each year one of the senior ''gothi'' (leaders) is selected to be the ''þingmaður'' (law speaker) who presides over the meetings from his seat on the ''Lögberg'' (law rock). The role of law speaker rotates through the clans. Every long year (18 years) an ''Alþingi'' (All-parliment) is called which all free dwarves can attend.

	The six clans are:		The six clans are:
	# Hárhraða (''Highfastness'')		# ''Hárhraða'' (Highfastness)
	# Járnfyst (''Ironfist'')		# ''Járnfyst'' (Ironfist)
	# Stormurskald (''Storm ~~singer''~~)		# ''Stormurskald'' (Storm Singer)
	# ?		# ?
	# ?		# ?

Martin at 08:48, 30 March 2025

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	\| '''Status'''		\| '''Status'''

Martin: /* Notes to be fleshed out */

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Notes to be fleshed out

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	Ancient dwarven city. About 4000 dwarves still live here but the city once housed over five times that many and parts are now deserted and in disrepair.		Ancient dwarven city. About 4000 dwarves still live here but the city once housed over five times that many and parts are now deserted and in disrepair.
	A number of the other dwarven settlements have their distant origins in Dvergarheim with émigrés leaving the frozen north and interminable political wranglings and feuding in search of warmth, gold, peace and prosperity.		A number of the other dwarven settlements have their distant origins in Dvergarheim with émigrés leaving the frozen north and interminable political wranglings and feuding in search of warmth, gold, peace and prosperity.

			Most of the humans associated with Dvergarheim are from independent [[Govyna\|Govynan]] clans who founded colonies far up the rivers of Altland, away from what centralized authority that kingdom has.

	==Places of Interest==		==Places of Interest==

Martin at 03:31, 14 March 2025

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	\| '''Location'''		\| '''Location'''
	\| ~~Beneath northern part~~ of Finmark/Govyna, north of [[Jarenmark]]~~, east of Nordon,~~		\| Wuben Mountains, east of Finmark/Govyna, north of [[Jarenmark]].
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	\| '''Area'''		\| '''Area'''
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	–Dwarvish<br>		–Dwarvish<br>
	–Norsk<br>		–Ivinian/Norsk<br>
	–Common<br>		–Common<br>
	<br>		<br>

Martin: /* Overview */

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Overview

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	<--[[Map of Dwarven Lands]]<br>		<--[[Map of Dwarven Lands]]<br>

	Dvergarheim is one of three large Dwarven underground cities in the far north along with [[Harhakeim]] and [[Kondasgel]]. The city and fortress of Dvergarheim is on the mainland, while Kondasgel and Harhakeim are on the island of Nordon (Ivinia).<br>		Dvergarheim is one of three large Dwarven underground cities in the far north along with [[Harhakeim]] and [[Kondasgel]]. The city and fortress of Dvergarheim is on the mainland, in the Wuben Mountains, while Kondasgel and Harhakeim are on the island of Nordon (Ivinia).<br>

	Dvergarheim is an active member of the [[Axe Alliance]].<br>		Dvergarheim is an active member of the [[Axe Alliance]].<br>

Martin at 08:11, 10 February 2024

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	The inhabitants of Dvergarheim and the other far northern cities are often referred to as [[Hoar Dwarves]].		The inhabitants of Dvergarheim and the other far northern cities are often referred to as [[Hoar Dwarves]].

	Ruled by six clans or '' ~~Ã¦ttin~~ '' -- each comprised of several extended families bound together by oaths and complicated blood ties. Each clan elects 9 representatives to jointly govern, decide on laws, and pass judgements. These representatives meet in the ~~Ã¾inghÃºs~~ (''thing-house''). Each year one of these ~~goÃ°i~~ (''leaders'') is selected to be the ~~lÃ¶gsÃ¶gumaÃ°ur~~ (''law speaker'') who presides over the meetings from his seat on the ~~lÃ¶gberg~~ (''law rock''). The role of law speaker rotates through the clans. Every long year (18 years) an ~~AlÃ¾ingi~~ (''All-thing'') is called which all free dwarves can attend.		Ruled by six clans or '' ættin '' -- each comprised of several extended families bound together by oaths and complicated blood ties. Each clan elects 9 representatives to jointly govern, decide on laws, and pass judgements. These representatives meet in the þinghús (''thing-house''). Each year one of these gothi (''leaders'') is selected to be the þingmaður (''law speaker'') who presides over the meetings from his seat on the Lögberg (''law rock''). The role of law speaker rotates through the clans. Every long year (18 years) an Alþingi (''All-thing'') is called which all free dwarves can attend.

	The six clans are:		The six clans are:
	# ~~HÃ¡rfÃ¦stnes~~ (''Highfastness'')		# Hárhraða (''Highfastness'')
	# ~~JÃ¡rnfyst~~ (''Ironfist'')		# Járnfyst (''Ironfist'')
	# ?		# Stormurskald (''Storm singer'')
	# ?		# ?
	# ?		# ?
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	==Places of Interest==		==Places of Interest==
	===The ~~Ã¾inghÃºs~~===		===The Thinghús ===
	The Dvergarheim thing-house was originally designed for seven clans as can be seen from the seating for a further 9 gothi and a blank clan seal. The name of "lost" clan is unconfirmed although some rumours make it '''Beorht''', an old form of ''Bright''.		The Dvergarheim thing-house was originally designed for seven clans as can be seen from the seating for a further 9 gothi and a blank clan seal. The name of "lost" clan is unconfirmed although some rumours make it '''Beorht''', an old form of ''Bright''.

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	==Notes to be fleshed out==		==Notes to be fleshed out==
	Ancient dwarven city. About 4000 dwarves still live here but the city once housed over five times that many and parts are now deserted and in disrepair.		Ancient dwarven city. About 4000 dwarves still live here but the city once housed over five times that many and parts are now deserted and in disrepair.
	A number of the other dwarven settlements have their distant origins in Dvergarheim with ~~Ã©migrÃ©s~~ leaving the frozen north and interminable political wranglings and feuding in search of warmth, gold, peace and prosperity.		A number of the other dwarven settlements have their distant origins in Dvergarheim with émigrés leaving the frozen north and interminable political wranglings and feuding in search of warmth, gold, peace and prosperity.

	==Places of Interest==		==Places of Interest==

Martin: Typo, rearrange section, note Norsk as language.

2014-03-02T01:25:38Z

Typo, rearrange section, note Norsk as language.

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	–Dwarvish<br>		–Dwarvish<br>
	–~~???~~<br>		–Norsk<br>
	–Common<br>		–Common<br>
	<br>		<br>
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	The inhabitants of Dvergarheim and the other far northern cities are often referred to as [[Hoar Dwarves]].		The inhabitants of Dvergarheim and the other far northern cities are often referred to as [[Hoar Dwarves]].

	Notes to be fleshed out: Ancient dwarven city. About 4000 dwarves still live here but the city once housed over five times that many and parts are now deserted and in disrepair. A number of the other dwarven settlements have their distant origins in Dvergarheim with Ã©migrÃ©s leaving the frozen north and interminable political wranglings and feuding in search of warmth, gold, peace and prosperity.

	Ruled by six clans or '' Ã¦ttin '' -- each comprised of several extended families bound together by oaths and complicated blood ties. Each clan elects 9 representatives to jointly govern, decide on laws, and pass judgements. These representatives meet in the Ã¾inghÃºs (''thing-house''). Each year one of these goÃ°i (''leaders'') is selected to be the lÃ¶gsÃ¶gumaÃ°ur (''law speaker'') who presides over the meetings from his seat on the lÃ¶gberg (''law rock''). The role of law speaker rotates through the clans. Every long year (18 years) an AlÃ¾ingi (''All-thing'') is called which all free dwarves can attend.		Ruled by six clans or '' Ã¦ttin '' -- each comprised of several extended families bound together by oaths and complicated blood ties. Each clan elects 9 representatives to jointly govern, decide on laws, and pass judgements. These representatives meet in the Ã¾inghÃºs (''thing-house''). Each year one of these goÃ°i (''leaders'') is selected to be the lÃ¶gsÃ¶gumaÃ°ur (''law speaker'') who presides over the meetings from his seat on the lÃ¶gberg (''law rock''). The role of law speaker rotates through the clans. Every long year (18 years) an AlÃ¾ingi (''All-thing'') is called which all free dwarves can attend.



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			==Notes to be fleshed out==
			Ancient dwarven city. About 4000 dwarves still live here but the city once housed over five times that many and parts are now deserted and in disrepair.
			A number of the other dwarven settlements have their distant origins in Dvergarheim with Ã©migrÃ©s leaving the frozen north and interminable political wranglings and feuding in search of warmth, gold, peace and prosperity.

	==Places of Interest==		==Places of Interest==
	===The Ã¾inghÃºs===		===The Ã¾inghÃºs===
	The Dvergarheim thing-house was originally designed for seven clans as can be seen from the seating for a further 9 gothi and a blank clan seal. The name of "lost" clan is unconfirmed although some rumours make it '''Beorht''', ~~and~~ old form of ''Bright''.		The Dvergarheim thing-house was originally designed for seven clans as can be seen from the seating for a further 9 gothi and a blank clan seal. The name of "lost" clan is unconfirmed although some rumours make it '''Beorht''', an old form of ''Bright''.

	==People==		==People==

	GMs: [[GM%27s#GM:_Adam_Tennant \|Adam Tennant]] [[GM%27s#GM:_Martin_Dickson \|Martin Dickson]]		GMs: [[GM%27s#GM:_Adam_Tennant \|Adam Tennant]] [[GM%27s#GM:_Martin_Dickson \|Martin Dickson]]

Dvergarheim - Revision history

Martin: /* Overview */

Martin at 09:06, 30 March 2025

Martin: /* Overview */

Martin at 08:48, 30 March 2025

Martin: /* Notes to be fleshed out */

Martin at 03:31, 14 March 2025

Martin: /* Overview */

Martin at 08:11, 10 February 2024

Stephen: Text replacement - "Ã©" to "é"

Martin: Typo, rearrange section, note Norsk as language.