Players who want to make a Dwarf will benefit greatly from their Constitution, with their long lives in their settlements forging their resilience and proficiency in their craft.
Remember, Dwarves may be short but, they pack quite the punch. Outside your usual miners or smiths, your Dwarf can be a stalwart knight, an angry warlock, or even a Dwarven noble. This quick guide will give you everything you need to know when making a Dwarf for your D&D 5e game. If you're building a Dwarf, it might be better to 'break' this stereotype. Naturally, first-time Dwarf users in Dungeons & Dragons 5e might imagine their dwarf as a miner, a smith, or an armorer with an attitude. With these tropes in mind, usual images of Dwarves paint them as short people wielding warhammers, axes, or even pickaxes against their foes. In this D&D 5e guide, let's look at Dwarves and their many possibilities.įantasy stereotypes describe a Dwarf as short and stout with a side of snarky.
Meta Description: Fantasy fans often think of Dwarves as miners, armorers, and grumpy drunkards.
