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So if you saw my previous post you know I turned a dwarf into an elf.

It turns out he was not bluffing, and it also turned out he convinced a LOT of other dwarves.

I've already tried to counter hex them a couple times and got a few more into elves, but there's too many dwarves.

At this point I'm planning to put a potion of elf in their water... bypass their damn magic negating runes.

I am however taking any ideas on how to fend off these hundreds of dwarves. also don't tell the dwarves about that plan

The first thing Tak did, he wrote himself.

The second thing Tak did, he wrote the laws.

The third thing Tak did, he wrote the World.

The fourth thing Tak did, he wrote a cave.

The fifth thing Tak did, he wrote a geode, an egg of stone.

And in the twilight of the mouth of the cave, the geode hatched, and the Brothers were born.

The first Brother walked toward the light, and stood under the open sky. Thus he became too tall. He was the first Man. He found no Laws and he was enlightened.

The second Brother walked toward the darkness, and stood under a roof of stone. Thus he achieved the correct height. He was the first Dwarf. He found the Laws Tak had written, and he was endarkened.

Then Tak looked upon the stone and it was trying to come alive, and Tak smiled, and wrote All things strive.

And for the service the stone had given, he fashioned it into the first Troll, and delighted in the life that came unbidden.

These are the things that Tak wrote!

-The things that Tak wrote, Koom Valley Translation by B'hrian Bloodaxe.

Tak does not require that you think of him, but he does require you to think.

He scammed me out of thirty gold when he was making me a new table, so I turned him into someone who'll respect wood a little more.

However he did say his ancestors would curse me until the day I die, is that anything I should be concerned about?

Hey guys, I recently published a public demo of my solo-developed dwarven first-person dungeon crawler, Underneath: Dwarven Artifacts

inspired by Arx Fatalis, Ultima Underworld, Diablo, ADOM, it's aiming to be an immersive exploration-first experience. Keep in mind the demo is far from being finished still (expect a more polished version around October this year).
Nevertheless I wanted to share what I already have with a broader audience, and see what people think.

Axes high!