The Erren Mountains

The Erren Mountains have remained home to dwarven civilizations for centuries. The mines in the mountains became not only their workplace, but their place to hang their hats after hard days of work. While the people have largely been historically hermits from the area, they are not ignorant of the happenings in their lands, largely due to human and halfling ambassadors from the kingdom. Over the years, blacksmiths and many metalworking tradesmen have decided to call this region their new home.

History
The mountainous area known as the Erren Mountains have always been the home of the dwarves. Their preference for seclusion meant that it wasn't known they had lived there until a cartography exploration group found their homes some 300 years ago. Their home, which had been undisturbed for generations, had been found, sparking some contention among the people who resided there about their future plans. The mines in the mountains had forever been their home and they didn't want to leave. The cartographers were sworn to silence, but when ambassadors to the kingdom arrived in Erren, the dwarves adopted a hard-nosed stance against humans and outsiders for many years.

Their stance was not iron-clad however, as they eventually softened to allow people who survived the harsh ascent and those who shared their interests the opportunity to call Erren their home. While dwarf-dominated, humans and halflings have made Erren their home as well, shielded from the world via treacherous passes and sheer cliffs.

The Villages

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The Mines

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