Gorum©

The Great Fall Year, 1642 Month, Unknown Day, Unknown The old and frail Gorum Frostbeard returned home one day on a very cold and stormy night. Right off the bat he noticed that his door was unlocked, which wasn't too unusual since he housed many homeless Dwarves thanks to Psycho's Homeless Shelter Services. But deep down he knew something was very wrong. He slowly made his way down to his storage where he kept the secret gems that he received from the Gods thanks to Psycho Strongbrow's hand in sacrificing edgy magic users. He slowly opened his chest, only to see... Nothing. It was gone. All gone. He knew the true Gods had found his evil sacrificial stash, it was all over for him. Almost instantly the ground began to shake, the God Hawk Eye himself busted through Gorum's humble home. The ancient God shackled the old and frail Dwarf to the ground before sentencing him to a gruesome fate, an eternity in chains. Gorum stared at the ancient God, accepting his fate. The God then threw Gorum down the eternity stairs, dooming him to fall forever. This was Gorum's greatest fall yet. An artist's rendition of Gorum's encounter with the God Hawk Eye, 1645 4th of The First Seed Just like that, the old Dwarf was gone. The tale of Gorum Frostbeard had come to an end. A note could be found on his desk surrounded by rubble.

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Worker Application Name: Gorum FrostbeardRace: Mountain DwarfProfession(s) wished to be utilized: Gatherer

Kal'Tarak

I think the increased drop rates were associated with nexus. I haven't played vanilla in literally years but I think you only get like 1-3 pieces of meat per cow.

Would you consider raising the limit at all to allow for people to use meat as a primary food source? I feel like meat will be way too hard to harvest.

Dwarf, we got big plans my man come on over.

Gorum shakes his head upon reading the scroll before setting it down, preparing to send a messenger to Azkel in response. "This is not about power. The Frostbeards were comfortable in Jornheim, Azkel. Kerwyr was tempted by those who were incapable of uniting the Dwed themselves , a temptation most Dwed cannot resist... as is our curse. That does not change the fact that Kerwyr is our blood, as are you. This practice of banishment that you young lads seem to turn to is foolish, you cannot erase the blood that flows through your veins. The rest of the Frostbeards will not be joining your cause Azkel. Even if you are correct, even if you speak the truth. We understand the importance of family, we are prepared to fall and be remembered as scum if it is for the sake of the blood that binds us. You speak of true Frostbeards, yet you do not know or hold any of our values. The Frostbeard rebellion in Vailor wasn't the first time our kin separated from the Dwed, this dispute dates as far back as Asulon, when the Dwed were ruled by a corrupt and vile Kingdom crawling with slavery and banditry. The Frostbeards stuck together, despite the entire Kingdom seeking to kill us. The few of us that survived did not fear the odds, we did not abandon each other. Those Frostbeards were true Frostbeards, as are those who stick together and are willing to die for family now, right or wrong. Remember that Azkel. If you truly wish to honour my younger brother, your father, then remember what makes a Frostbeard true. The symbol that you use, the hammer forged into the mountain peaks. Let me clarify what it means. That symbol was forged in Asulon by Frostbeard smiths, and we have been carrying it since. It represents the hold of New Jornheim, located in the lands of Alras. That hold represented family, blood, and the importance of standing by kin. The symbol was forged at a time when Gimrik the foul was hunting us down like dogs. It unified us, reminded us what it meant to be a true Frostbeard, and therefore became the clan sigil in the following years. This is my statement to both you and Oyvind, Azkel. You may continue to brand us traitors, as is your right, but out of respect for the clan do not create this new false image of a true Frostbeard that you seem to justify with Rhewen's name." ~ Gorum Frostbeard, son of Karl 'Orcbane' Frostbeard

Gorum salutes.

"I am interested in investing in your company, find me in Kal'Omith for further discussions." - Gorum Frostbeard

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