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BLUETWINE, THE TENTHRUM THERGERIM Bluetwine (aka Shardeye
Nolhunyeh, known aboveground as Shardeye Bluetwine and eventually only as
Bluetwine the Memnoor) was a Tenthrum Thergerim
(dwarf) who was to become the father of
the Whisper,
the half-Browniewho invented Void communication. Originally born
near Kor Donion, much-travelled and eventually resided and died just
outside the Ethereal Void as part of the Memnoor Brownie tribe. He lived from 440 b.S.-220 b.S.

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BROK STRONGARM, THE DISCOVERER Brok
Strongarm
(1420 b.S.-? b.S.)
was a famous dwarven discoverer who lived
during the Age of Awakening. He set out from the Mithral Mountains of eastern
Sarvonia, determind to discover the
legendary isle of his God Trum-Baroll
somewhere in the Adanian Sea, promising unbelievable wealth. Indeed Brok found
his isle, which he named "Deni'lou"
(Thergerim:
denilou,
"Sacred
Land"),
which not only brought him riches in the form of iron mines, but also fame among all
dwarven clans in
Sarvonia. However, it is also said that
Brok's greed eventually also led him to his death.

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DOLO GROILIN,
THE SEARCHR The Kiingerim dwarf Dolo Groilin (?302 b.S.), also often referred to as "The
Searcher" was born as
a simple thief and died as a City
Hero of Tyr
Faerath, titled by the Council. He was
the one who returned the Morongetyr (thefamous Soul of the City), the greatest jewel ever
found by the Kiingerim,
to Tyr
Faerath after it was stolen. With
that he saved the city from its doom and was loved by all Kiingerim.
He also strengthened the Thieves Guild's
reputation.

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NOGGI PENMARK, DWARVEN EXPLORER Noggi Penmark (790 b.S.-?), one of the
most renown dwarven explorers and historians of the
Age of the Blood. Noggi dedicated his entire life to the better
understanding of the mythical Ylossian Dwarves, a clan that might have
lived during the Age of Myth. The Ylossians were sad to have had their
homes in the Tandala Mountains until they were hunted into extinction by
Dark Elves. The same tunnels, who are said to belong to the Ylossians, were used by the orcs to invade Southern Sarvonia in SW
III.

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NOMLI AND VOMLI
URCHAEEN,
THE LIBRARIANS The Plain
Dwarves Nomli
UrchaEnn (155 b.S.23 a.S.)
and Vomli UrchaEnn (155 b.S.102 a.S.) were brothers and founders of Nomli's Kavogerim Library and Vomli's
School of Sandlife. They lived their entire life together on the continent
of Nybelmar. Nomli and Vomli were born into a rich family but
didnt go in their father's footsteps. Instead
they left home and founded a library and a school in one of the biggest
Holtyrs. With them they initially had their inheritance: some
money, two burrow bachiks and about twenty books and
parchments. At Vomli's death the library contained over four thousand books
and were the largest building of the Holtyr. Till this
day Nomli's Kavogerim Library is one of the largest dwarf-owned
libraries on Nybelmar.

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VICTHORIN NORILIN, THE COMPENDIUM WRITER Victhorin Norilin (1501
a.S.-), dwarf of
the Kiingerims at the
continent of Nybelmar, was the first of four sons to the smith
Vartorin Norilin (1402 a.S.–1591 a.S.) and the one the world would know best
of the Norilin family so far. Son of a worker, a famous worker but a
worker still, he changed path and started building and buying houses. When he
left Tyr Faerath on
Nybelmar to travel to
Sarvonia he was one of the wealthiest
dwarves of the city.
In Sarvonia he
fled the stress of business to live in
New-Santhala and help out with the huge
Santharian encyclopedia called the
Compendium. He is now the
main source of information about the Kiingerim and
Tyr Faerath the
Compendium
has.
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