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Gnomes are a small but extremely intelligent people who stand on the border between ma…

When the gnomes became more active in the war and began to threaten Trabazar, Alfred had to exp…

The gnomes lived for a long time in close and disciplined communities, from which a single…

The Lich of the North is one of the most dangerous creatures in contemporary Ulvenor. Originally a gnomish shaman and sc…

Jokol was a gnomish prince who killed King Laurel I during the Battle of the Luna River. His act fundamentally influence…

The Battle of the Huzen Rocks marked one of the most significant defeats of the reign of Alfred I. Magnursia's victoriou…

A learned gnomish fellowship of alchemy, science, and magic.

The progress of the gnomes in technique, alchemy, and technomagic.

After the long events of the biological division of the races, there was a period on Ulvenor in which the main role was …

… adapt its inventions to a new age, the gnomes kept their independence. Today they are one of the few inland states of Ulvenor…

…fter the arrival of elemental magic the gnomes understood that engineering alone would no longer be enough. Instead of rejecti…

The northeastern Hroidetur Mountains are among the harshest and least hospitable regions of Ulvenor. For most of ancient…

The Eagle Hills are the liveliest and culturally most distinctive part of Hroidetur. Unlike most of the range, they were…

…e and in year 12 he made peace with the gnomes on the winner's terms. He kept half of their land, exacted a rich indemnity, an…

…orthern campaign of Leo II. against the gnomes was the first major campaign after the defeat at the Luna River and showed the …

…efending, he attacked north against the gnomes. In doing so, he disrupted the logic of the entire enemy coalition. Those who e…

The gnomes and their allies were forced to split their forces, losing one of the main adva…

…ly led not only to the weakening of the gnomes, but also to a series of other steps that resulted in the fall of Borundar and …

…hes back to the first separated tribes. Gnomes, by contrast, gained ground mainly in the southern and southeastern parts of th…

The Age of World Reshaping is an epoch in which the old order of the First Empires began to give way to faster, more dyn…

…iled even in the expedition against the gnomes. Ferdinand thus gained enormous prestige. The monarch suspected of the shadow o…

…ding the whole together. He had to face gnomes, kobolds, economic decline, and the growing ability of foreign nations to use m…

…ides. In the north, the pressure of the gnomes grew, in the west, kobolds began to penetrate the weakened provinces, and in th…

…inst the kobold raids, then against the gnomes in the north, and finally prepared for a decisive clash with the wider coalitio…

… Magnursia there was a huge alliance of gnomes, elves, Borundar and nomadic tribes. The battle involved around a quarter of a …

…d forces and attacked north against the gnomes. It wasn't just a bold move. It was a psychological and strategic move at the s…

Leo advanced against the gnomes to force them to split their forces. Then, when he broke the siege of their cap…

…ose raids turned out to be supported by gnomes. In the south he had to deal with another big offensive of elves and centaurs. …

…own to the smallest detail. While other gnomes turned their attention to nature, mechanism, craft, or elemental magic, he bega…

The alliance between elves and mine gnomes was unusual. Both races had a different way of life, culture and outlook on the…

…Together with humans, smaller groups of gnomes, and even individual ogres, they formed an informal but functional community ai…

… image. Thanks to this, elves, dwarves, gnomes or other cultures did not have to feel subordinated to the symbols of the empir…

… penetrated into elven territories, the gnomes began to threaten Trabazar more and more significantly. The king had to expand …

…iled even in the expedition against the gnomes. Ferdinand thus gained enormous prestige. The monarch suspected of the shadow o…

…n just a flawlessly victorious warlord. Gnomes, mercenaries and falling into possession When the gnomes became more active in …

…d forces and attacked north against the gnomes. It wasn't just a bold move. It was a psychological and strategic move at the s…

…ose raids turned out to be supported by gnomes. In the south he had to deal with another big offensive of elves and centaurs. …

…e. Other human states, elves, centaurs, gnomes and other powers have joined. The Kings of Magic thus stand at the birth of a n…

…rate to the Great Plains. Orcs, humans, gnomes, orcs and other peoples entered history at their own pace. This age is therefor…

…ly multiracial states. Humans, dwarves, gnomes, and other groups banded together in the face of goblin raids to form an empire…

… halls, forges and work with materials. Gnomes began to combine it with machines and created the basis of magic technology. Th…

…ld claims. Goblins, orcs, naga kobolds, gnomes, drow, and other peoples live according to their own histories and laws. Every…

… multiracial states of humans, dwarves, gnomes, and other groups, created as a defense against goblin raids. On the Great Plai…

…and began competing with human schools. Gnomes gradually joined technology and magic. Elves had to accept that humans, whom th…

…, craft, and older forms of discipline. Gnomes pushed it toward machines and magotechnology. Drow, goblins, orcs, naga kobolds…

… lines do not share one political form. Gnomes survive through city institutions, workshops, invention, and usefulness. The Fr…

… The Free Kingdom watches for weakness. Gnomes guard their inventions. Dwarves weigh loyalty against survival. Elves decide ho…

…tiracial, home to humans, orcs, nomads, gnomes, centaurs, and other minorities. Soumun is its capital, while the southeastern …

… but the Great War reduced it sharply. Gnomes survived because they were useful. Their technology long resisted larger powers…

… and villages mix humans, orcs, nomads, gnomes, centaurs, and other minorities. That diversity gives it strength and weakness …

…ecome part of another racial tradition. Gnomes responded differently: they did not merely imitate magic, but began joining it …

…enly, he may force the Empire, dwarves, gnomes, and other peoples to cooperate against a threat no state can defeat alone. If …

…ood The alliance between elves and mine gnomes was unusual. Both races had a different way of life, culture and outlook on the…

…Together with humans, smaller groups of gnomes, and even individual ogres, they formed an informal but functional community ai…

… image. Thanks to this, elves, dwarves, gnomes or other cultures did not have to feel subordinated to the symbols of the empir…

…mines are their true home. Few mountain gnomes leave the north. Those who venture out into the world tend to be adventurers, m…

…went the way of crowns and empires. The gnomes created a compact and highly organized state whose strength lay in efficiency a…

…s, and the first technical centers. The gnomes differed from many other peoples from the very beginning in that their society …

…s or the extent of their territory, the gnomes competed in precision, efficiency, and thoughtfulness. Their kingdom was not va…

…nd later ever more effective magic. The gnomes were able to resist for a long time, but their state was too small to hold out …

…f gnomish history. It was here that the gnomes showed that a smaller army can defeat a greater force if it makes correct use o…

… the end of gnomish sophistication. The gnomes gradually learned that they could not compete with magic merely by rejecting it…

…e to understand the value of trade. The gnomes sell mechanisms, precise tools, special weapons, machines, technical services, …

… smaller city-state was painful for the gnomes, but at the same time it forced them to become even more efficient. They lost p…

…ents will try to obtain them before the gnomes realize that the documents also contain a map to a forgotten hideout.

…ng kingdoms, the elven realm, centaurs, gnomes, and other powers. The rise of the city and the rise of magic strengthened one …

…e up of humans, nomads, orcs, centaurs, gnomes, elves, dwarves, kobolds, and other minorities. Although it calls itself a king…

…outes, centaurs from the Yellow Plains, gnomes, elves, dwarven travelers, and even a few kobolds. Today humans make up about a…

…ve goblins, dwarves from the far north, gnomes, a few orcs, a smaller troll community, smugglers, exiles, and merchants from p…

…g potions by a recipe. It seeks people, gnomes, and other beings able to think about why a substance changes color, why an enc…

…e. Other human states, elves, centaurs, gnomes and other powers have joined. The Kings of Magic thus stand at the birth of a n…

…mans, but also elves, dwarves, goblins, gnomes, and other peoples. Laws, Reforms, and Institutions elven blood in dynasty impe…

…chanics, materials, alchemy, and magic. Gnomes and the Fellowship of the Silver Hand use it for apparatus, instruments, the st…

…ld claims. Goblins, orcs, naga kobolds, gnomes, drow, and other peoples live according to their own histories and laws. Every…

… multiracial states of humans, dwarves, gnomes, and other groups, created as a defense against goblin raids. On the Great Plai…

…, craft, and older forms of discipline. Gnomes pushed it toward machines and magotechnology. Drow, goblins, orcs, naga kobolds…

… lines do not share one political form. Gnomes survive through city institutions, workshops, invention, and usefulness. The Fr…

…tiracial, home to humans, orcs, nomads, gnomes, centaurs, and other minorities. Soumun is its capital, while the southeastern …

… and villages mix humans, orcs, nomads, gnomes, centaurs, and other minorities. That diversity gives it strength and weakness …

…mines are their true home. Few mountain gnomes leave the north. Those who venture out into the world tend to be adventurers, m…