Dwarfs

Those Bretonnian subjects who worship the vengeful Sea-God must do so in secret, as in some quarters even uttering his name can mean summary execution.

In his dark halls sits the husk of Nagash himself. Careful study may reveal new methods for combatting the Undead scourge.

These bleak, distant ruins contain plentiful – if somewhat tainted – treasures and building materials. Just try to ignore the gnawed-upon bones...

Few Dwarfs can resist the lure of a Dragon's glittering hoard – especially when the Dragon is long-dead.

Ancient forges and sand-clogged furnaces can be reignited and turned again to the cause of war.

The Master Runelord’s dominion is where age-old weaponsmithing techniques buoy Karak Azul's defences.

Lost to earthquakes during the Time of Woes, restoration of the Underway in distant lands shall hasten the Dawi’s resurgence.

Karak Zorn is the Dwarfs’ ancestral birthplace – their first city. Long-lost monuments of their ancient Ancestors line this restored hall.

Etched in barely decipherable runic Khazalid, timeworn Runestones chronicle Karak Zorn’s ancient and tumultuous past.

A Dwarfhold with a famed brewery attached is one worth defending at all costs, its casks as valuable as gold.

Those who visit the Chamber of Visions shall see what the Old Ones see: the many threads of the future.

Deep below the Tower of Doom, all manner of beasts are kept and … investigated, in the name of greater power.

Beneath the frozen glaciers of Karak Izor's peaks lie gargantuan lodestones of copper ore that lend this proud Dwarfhold its name.

Oathgold or 'Galbaraz' is the purest gold, mined from the deepest of deeps. Only small deposits exist, usually in remote locations.

The dark tomes that are studied herein, and the vicious incantations practised can shake the very foundations of the world.

The Dark Cultists studying within say they can see the future. To this end, they study tirelessly and without cease.

An ancient tower clad in pure gold, constructed by the Lizardmen at the order of the Old Ones in an age long past.

Nowhere in Naggaroth is less safe. One could lose much and more along the treacherous crags.

The mines stretch on, seemingly endless, with every shaft and seam another hazardous tunnel of possibility.

The precious minerals, so desired by the Druchii, are prized from the rock by bloodied, blackened hands.

Far, far below Hag Graef, slaves toil in darkness for their masters' wealth.

Upon the southern horizon of Hexoatl, on the eve of the equinox, stellar pyramids will rise above the jungle canopy.

The shimmering, healing Emerald Pools of Itza are truly a sight to behold; even cold-blooded eyes appreciate their beauty.

The great hangars of Karaz-a-Karak are the home of its infamous Airkorps.

Deep below Iron Rock lie its vast magma chambers, formed by great earthquakes in ages past.

All manner of questionable items eventually end up here. Buyers beware, however, as pickpockets relieve customers of their valuables almost immediately.

We will continue to empty the Elven palace until every slight in the Dammaz Kron has been repaid in full.

Deep inside the Pyramid of Nagash is said to be a vault, cursed with Undead magic by the fabled Necromancer himself. Only very few know what secrets it truly holds.

The deepest chancels within Quintex may very well hold treasures and learnings that unlock the past, and foretell the future.

Quintex has stood since before the dawn of recorded history. Within its vaults lie treasures beyond comprehension.

The catacombs of this impossibly ancient city conceal treasures that are not of this realm.

Here the High Elves may give praise to the ruler of the Elven pantheon, Asuryan.

Give praise to the Lord of War, and hope he answers with righteous fury.

What was once a place of worship, reduced now to so much cinder.

Kraka Drak, famous for its gemstone and silver mines, is so rich that an entire hall has been lined with thick silver sheets.

An Imperial sailor discharged for his drunkenness and thievery, Smithy won the noisiest tavern on Sartosa in a game of dice.

Visible from many miles, the White Tower is the greatest sanctuary of knowledge in the known world.

The Loremasters of the High Elves take great pride in their vast scroll collections.

One of the reasons Eight Peaks rivalled Everpeak in greatness was the colonnaded hub of the Underway, in the lower deeps. This was a key crossroads, allowing trade and military access throughout the Karaz Ankor.

By dawn's early light… does it call to the bosom of the Old Ones for their protection and illumination.

Cleansed and restored at last, the once-derelict Ogham Stones channel their considerable powers to serve your cause.

These rune-bound Waystones of unknown origin have received a patchwork of venerations from Albion’s long history of inhabitants.

An odd assortment of standing stones have long held watch over Albion, enacting an ancient purpose that has long been forgotten.

Atop the great tower Mingol-Zharr-Naggrund sits the Great Temple of Hashut, into which is poured all of the Chaos Dwarfs' ingenuity, cruelty and devotion. To them, no location is more sacred.

For the first time in history, the flag of an invading power flies over the residence of the Dragon Emperor. Cathay will not forget this insult any time soon.

Gaze upon the majestic beasts of old and realise your place within the world.

“Nowt but a big old tree!”

The Hold has been reclaimed! Now the long process of purging it of Neferata's malign influence can begin...

Seal off the tombs and ward them against the foul magics to which they have been exposed!

Karak Azorn was the Dwarf keep founded in the Mountains of Mourn. It was cracked open by the Ogres who drank keg after keg of Dwarfen ale.

The Druchii’s old prisons are put to good use against them, repurposed as great forges that churn out powerful weapons and armour.

Stones that represent the powers that might be, from which great strength can be drawn.

Given time, even the harshest route can be turned to the pursuit of profit.

When traversing the vast stretches of the Khemrian desert, water is as valuable as gold.

The wine market is a bustling and often dangerous place, as casks and bottles of the best vintages are sold for many gold coins.

Vintners gather the grapes blessed by the Lady, turning them into wine for future generations.

The finest Bretonnian wines can be found in the Bordeleaux dukedom and the finest grapes in the Morceaux Valley.

The Lady herself blessed the Morceaux Valley, washing the land with crystal water from the Grail.

Brightstone is highly valuable. It's therefore a pity that the mines at Mount Gunbad are infested with Night Goblins.

The Slayer Hold of Karak Kadrin houses the greatest shrine to the Ancestor God, Grimnir, the first Slayer.

Larger Holds have greater shrines dedicated to the Ancestor Gods; Grimnir is the warrior god and patron of Slayers.

Members of the Slayer Cult worship at the nearest shrine, when not seeking death.

Where the Throne of Power lies when in residence; where the High King sits reading the Dammaz Kron.