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	'''Description of Home World:''' Originally cool with great snowfields, then became ocean covered. Finally, a dead, sun-scalded wasteland with dying cities underground. Right now: A molten ball of rock in close orbit of a red giant star.		'''Description of Home World:''' Originally cool with great snowfields, then became ocean covered. Finally, a dead, sun-scalded wasteland with dying cities underground. Right now: A molten ball of rock in close orbit of a red giant star.

	'''Social structure and organization:''' StoneHammers were always a short people, but centuries ago they used to be thin, almost like the children of other races. Dwarves loved the sun, as their planet was much cooler than ours, and had massive icecaps on the mountains and poles. In that time, they were an industrious people, just learning the ways of building great structures. They worshiped proud gods, and their stone books preached warlike ways.~~<br>~~		'''Social structure and organization:''' StoneHammers were always a short people, but centuries ago they used to be thin, almost like the children of other races. Dwarves loved the sun, as their planet was much cooler than ours, and had massive icecaps on the mountains and poles. In that time, they were an industrious people, just learning the ways of building great structures. They worshiped proud gods, and their stone books preached warlike ways.

	'''Reason for Leaving Home World:''' Unknown to the people at that time, their sun was set to destroy their world. It was to become a red giant. A sun does not become a red giant in a few years. It takes thousands. As the sun started to grow larger, the ice all melted, turning the world into vast oceans with small island continents. About 98% or more of the surface being water. The dwarves adapted to this change by becoming mighty sailors, building fantastic ships and great cities on the craggy peaks of the mountains that were now islands. They built many great cities of stone, metal, wood, and clever composites, and filled them with fascinating machines of their new era. They forgot the teaching of the old gods. But the sun continued to grow as the dwarves lived and died, becoming more industrious with each passing generation.		'''Reason for Leaving Home World:''' Unknown to the people at that time, their sun was set to destroy their world. It was to become a red giant. A sun does not become a red giant in a few years. It takes thousands. As the sun started to grow larger, the ice all melted, turning the world into vast oceans with small island continents. About 98% or more of the surface being water. The dwarves adapted to this change by becoming mighty sailors, building fantastic ships and great cities on the craggy peaks of the mountains that were now islands. They built many great cities of stone, metal, wood, and clever composites, and filled them with fascinating machines of their new era. They forgot the teaching of the old gods. But the sun continued to grow as the dwarves lived and died, becoming more industrious with each passing generation.

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	==Behaviour, Social Structure and Customs==		==Behaviour, Social Structure and Customs==
	Their love of war and fighting has given them a semi-martial society and along with their prowess at metal working a love for weapons of all sorts. You can often find them in taverns, because as a race they love their Ale. While at a tavern they usually behave in a cheerful and communicative way, becoming noisy and boastful when sitting in big groups. Because of this you may easily hear someone using the phrase "rough as a dwarf". Despite the number of fights and brawls that take place in bars across Yliakum, Stonehammers consider the use of weapons on another person unacceptable unless in an organized, legal fight or during a war. Otherwise they prefer to just use fists and feet. They have developed a real interest in and dedication for war and war-related activities, considering war as part of their every day life. They are one of the races more dedicated to the battles against invasions from the Stone Labyrinths and are the race with the most Master weapon smiths and armor crafters. The HammerWielders will start brawls with each other and other races, but are more interested in a good fight with other intelligent races than killing. They take defeat almost as well as victory, congratulating the victor heartily. The best way to win a HammerWielder's respect is to best him/her in a fair fight. It is the thrill of battle and the life of a warrior that they love. They see it as more of a sport. The HammerWielders only want to fight things that will fight back, and it is in their nature to help those that need aid. The most shameful thing HammerWielders can do is turn their backs on someone in need. Rare is the HammerWielder who would let even a foe fall from a cliff if they could be saved. ~~<br>~~		Their love of war and fighting has given them a semi-martial society and along with their prowess at metal working a love for weapons of all sorts. You can often find them in taverns, because as a race they love their Ale. While at a tavern they usually behave in a cheerful and communicative way, becoming noisy and boastful when sitting in big groups. Because of this you may easily hear someone using the phrase "rough as a dwarf".
	StoneHammers don't like weaving, but are expert tanners. Oddly, they are very fond of music, and most are somewhat skilled in playing traditional Hammers instruments.~~<br>~~
	'''Clans:''' They like to divide themselves into Clans. The two major clans in existence are the '''StoneBreakers''' and the '''HammerWielders'''. Many other smaller clans are present. They have a strong pride that sometimes develops into feuds with other clans or other races. They tend to be suspicious and quarrelsome towards other races that are taller than they are. ~~<br>~~		Despite the number of fights and brawls that take place in bars across Yliakum, Stonehammers consider the use of weapons on another person unacceptable unless in an organized, legal fight or during a war. Otherwise they prefer to just use fists and feet. They have developed a real interest in and dedication for war and war-related activities, considering war as part of their every day life. They are one of the races more dedicated to the battles against invasions from the Stone Labyrinths and are the race with the most Master weapon smiths and armor crafters.
	'''Oral education:''' Stonehammers knowledge is passed on in groups. From the age of four until they enter into a guild, they are taught in a group of their peers. All HammerWielders are taught basic math, reading, writing, crafting, warfare and mine and tunnel safety skills. StoneBreakers have colleges for Engineering, Occult, Crafting and Liberal arts. At the age of puberty, they graduate into schools for their area of knowledge. ~~<br>~~
	* Each School of Mines teaches Mining Operations, Safety techniques and planning, Operations Management and Research and planning. ~~<br>~~		The HammerWielders will start brawls with each other and other races, but are more interested in a good fight with other intelligent races than killing. They take defeat almost as well as victory, congratulating the victor heartily. The best way to win a HammerWielder's respect is to best him/her in a fair fight. It is the thrill of battle and the life of a warrior that they love. They see it as more of a sport. The HammerWielders only want to fight things that will fight back, and it is in their nature to help those that need aid. The most shameful thing HammerWielders can do is turn their backs on someone in need. Rare is the HammerWielder who would let even a foe fall from a cliff if they could be saved.
	* Each School of the Occult teaches History, Advanced Mathematics, Science, Magic and Theology. Here Mages, Priests and scholars are trained side by side. Magic is treated as a serious subject here, but nowhere else in Stonebreaker society. Still those who persevere to learn the Magic arts, are rewarded with genuine knowledge. ~~<br>~~
	* Each School of Engineering teaches Engineering, Technology, Research, Logistics and Deployment. If you think of the massive works of the Stonebreakers, odds are they had their birth in one of these colleges.~~<br>~~		StoneHammers don't like weaving, but are expert tanners. Oddly, they are very fond of music, and most are somewhat skilled in playing traditional Hammers instruments.

			'''Clans:''' They like to divide themselves into Clans. The two major clans in existence are the '''StoneBreakers''' and the '''HammerWielders'''. Many other smaller clans are present. They have a strong pride that sometimes develops into feuds with other clans or other races. They tend to be suspicious and quarrelsome towards other races that are taller than they are.

			'''Oral education:''' Stonehammers knowledge is passed on in groups. From the age of four until they enter into a guild, they are taught in a group of their peers. All HammerWielders are taught basic math, reading, writing, crafting, warfare and mine and tunnel safety skills. StoneBreakers have colleges for Engineering, Occult, Crafting and Liberal arts. At the age of puberty, they graduate into schools for their area of knowledge.

			* Each School of Mines teaches Mining Operations, Safety techniques and planning, Operations Management and Research and planning.

			* Each School of the Occult teaches History, Advanced Mathematics, Science, Magic and Theology. Here Mages, Priests and scholars are trained side by side. Magic is treated as a serious subject here, but nowhere else in Stonebreaker society. Still those who persevere to learn the Magic arts, are rewarded with genuine knowledge.

			* Each School of Engineering teaches Engineering, Technology, Research, Logistics and Deployment. If you think of the massive works of the Stonebreakers, odds are they had their birth in one of these colleges.

	* Each School of Crafting teaches wood, metal and stone forging, molding and shaping.		* Each School of Crafting teaches wood, metal and stone forging, molding and shaping.
	* Each School of Liberal Arts teach all other subjects, such as Art, Agriculture, Accounting and other trades that StoneBreakers consider non-essential to their society. ~~<br>~~
	Surely great minds have come from these colleges and there isn't a Stonebreaker endeavor that does not rely on a graduate to some degree. These pursuits are still considered superfluous by the majority of Stonebreaker society though.~~<br><br>~~		* Each School of Liberal Arts teach all other subjects, such as Art, Agriculture, Accounting and other trades that StoneBreakers consider non-essential to their society.

			Surely great minds have come from these colleges and there isn't a Stonebreaker endeavor that does not rely on a graduate to some degree. These pursuits are still considered superfluous by the majority of Stonebreaker society though.

	==Religion==		==Religion==
	The two major clans inside the Stonehammers have different view on religion. StoneBreakers are faithful to [[Laanx]], HammerWielders to [[Talad]]. [[Dakkru]] is almost a mirror of how they saw their old gods and beliefs. They will see dying in a mighty battle as the best death in honor of their family, themselves, and Dakkru. Less even will follow [[Xiosia]]. Unknown numbers will follow [[Black Flame\|Blackflame]], being promised battle, glory, and the return of the old gods.<br><br>		The two major clans inside the Stonehammers have different view on religion. StoneBreakers are faithful to [[Laanx]], HammerWielders to [[Talad]]. [[Dakkru]] is almost a mirror of how they saw their old gods and beliefs. They will see dying in a mighty battle as the best death in honor of their family, themselves, and Dakkru. Less even will follow [[Xiosia]]. Unknown numbers will follow [[Black Flame\|Blackflame]], being promised battle, glory, and the return of the old gods.<br><br>

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	==Homeworld==		==Homeworld==
	'''Homeworld name:''' Fnnargan~~<br>~~		'''Homeworld name:''' Fnnargan
	'''Description of Home World:''' Originally cool with great snowfields, then became ocean covered. Finally, a dead, sun-scalded wasteland with dying cities underground. Right now: A molten ball of rock in close orbit of a red giant star.~~<br>~~
			'''Description of Home World:''' Originally cool with great snowfields, then became ocean covered. Finally, a dead, sun-scalded wasteland with dying cities underground. Right now: A molten ball of rock in close orbit of a red giant star.

	'''Social structure and organization:''' StoneHammers were always a short people, but centuries ago they used to be thin, almost like the children of other races. Dwarves loved the sun, as their planet was much cooler than ours, and had massive icecaps on the mountains and poles. In that time, they were an industrious people, just learning the ways of building great structures. They worshiped proud gods, and their stone books preached warlike ways.<br>		'''Social structure and organization:''' StoneHammers were always a short people, but centuries ago they used to be thin, almost like the children of other races. Dwarves loved the sun, as their planet was much cooler than ours, and had massive icecaps on the mountains and poles. In that time, they were an industrious people, just learning the ways of building great structures. They worshiped proud gods, and their stone books preached warlike ways.<br>
	'''Reason for Leaving Home World:''' Unknown to the people at that time, their sun was set to destroy their world. It was to become a red giant. A sun does not become a red giant in a few years. It takes thousands. As the sun started to grow larger, the ice all melted, turning the world into vast oceans with small island continents. About 98% or more of the surface being water. The dwarves adapted to this change by becoming mighty sailors, building fantastic ships and great cities on the craggy peaks of the mountains that were now islands. They built many great cities of stone, metal, wood, and clever composites, and filled them with fascinating machines of their new era. They forgot the teaching of the old gods. But the sun continued to grow as the dwarves lived and died, becoming more industrious with each passing generation.~~<br>~~		'''Reason for Leaving Home World:''' Unknown to the people at that time, their sun was set to destroy their world. It was to become a red giant. A sun does not become a red giant in a few years. It takes thousands. As the sun started to grow larger, the ice all melted, turning the world into vast oceans with small island continents. About 98% or more of the surface being water. The dwarves adapted to this change by becoming mighty sailors, building fantastic ships and great cities on the craggy peaks of the mountains that were now islands. They built many great cities of stone, metal, wood, and clever composites, and filled them with fascinating machines of their new era. They forgot the teaching of the old gods. But the sun continued to grow as the dwarves lived and died, becoming more industrious with each passing generation.
	The weather became foul nearly the whole time, casting storms across the seas in constant squalls. The people had to become more ingenious in their construction and designing of ships. Finally, the storms became so massive and constant that no dwarf would risk travel to the other islands, so they became separated from the rest of their people. This is when the dwarven people started to branch off into the different peoples we see today, as there was no longer intermixing of the islands.<br>The clouds started to become thick, protecting the planet for a time, but doom was at hand. A massive solar storm hit the planet, wiping out all life on one side, and heating the atmosphere to a point where clouds could no longer form. The sun, not seen for generations, suddenly loomed enormous in the sky. It would burn the skin in minutes. It would kill in an hour. The dwarves were forced to move underground, and took to wearing metal hats and plates sewn on leather to protect themselves from the harsh cosmic rays of the sun if they had to go above ground, though they generally only did so at night in hopes of finding fish in their deepwater traps.~~<br>~~
	As the sun started to burn the planet, some clans saw this as a sign from the old gods that they were grasping at powers they should not be, and were being punished for forgetting their teachings. They went back to their ancient warlike roots and proud religion, and crafted the long hammers and pole axes of ancient times, and took the name HammerWielders to honor the old gods. Others clans of shorter dwarves in nearby cities did not believe this, so kept to their ways of vast community construction projects and the study of machines. The two peoples were yet close enough that they could travel through caves to reach each other. The HammerWielders became angered at the clans who refused to worship the old gods of war, naming them StoneBreakers for breaking the religious laws written in the stone books of old. The two groups went their separate ways, not to talk again for generations.~~<br>~~		The weather became foul nearly the whole time, casting storms across the seas in constant squalls. The people had to become more ingenious in their construction and designing of ships. Finally, the storms became so massive and constant that no dwarf would risk travel to the other islands, so they became separated from the rest of their people. This is when the dwarven people started to branch off into the different peoples we see today, as there was no longer intermixing of the islands.<br>The clouds started to become thick, protecting the planet for a time, but doom was at hand. A massive solar storm hit the planet, wiping out all life on one side, and heating the atmosphere to a point where clouds could no longer form. The sun, not seen for generations, suddenly loomed enormous in the sky. It would burn the skin in minutes. It would kill in an hour. The dwarves were forced to move underground, and took to wearing metal hats and plates sewn on leather to protect themselves from the harsh cosmic rays of the sun if they had to go above ground, though they generally only did so at night in hopes of finding fish in their deepwater traps.
	The growing sun continued to heat the surface stone to unbearable temperatures, forcing the dwarves to dig deeper with each generation. The once vast oceans evaporated into the sky. Unable to form rain, the water expanded the atmosphere, where it was slowly washed off the planet by yearly solar storms. This cycle continued until the Dwarven home world was nothing more than a vast, lifeless desert. The only water to be found was deep in the still cool rocks the dwarves tunneled into. No dwarf ever saw the sky of their home again. Moving underground changed them. The deeper they dug to escape their sun, the harsher it became, killing off all but the stoutest and strongest of each generation, until they gained the look of those seen today.~~<br>~~
	Food was desperately hard to find underground, but the resourceful dwarves learned how to cultivate edible molds and lichens, which they also used to feed their sturdy little pack-beasts. These beasts were the only source of meat to the dwarves besides foul tasting insects that somehow survived as well. But time was running out as the sun continued to expand. The dwarves were all doomed. They could delve no deeper, or suffer the heat coming from deep within the rock, boiling the blood in their veins. They could not go back, for the light of their cursed sun would burn the very flesh from their bones. In the depths of hopelessness, a miracle formed. It was a glowing blueish silver disk. A portal. It was the HammerWielders who first came upon the Portal, and knew it to be a gift of the gods. They began to travel into the blessedly cool caves that welcomed them on the other side. Despite their differences with the StoneBreakers, the HammerWielders could not leave their wayward brothers and sisters behind, so sent a group to find them. After many days of hard travel, the groups finally found the remaining StoneBreakers ensconced in a city designed to shelter them from the heat. It was beginning to fail. It took no convincing for the StoneBreakers and the few odd refugees from more distant cities to follow the HammerWielders back to the portal. Even the StoneBreakers thanked the gods as they stepped through into their new home. If one were to see the dwarven homeland now, they would never dream that the molten ball of rock bathed in constant solar flares could ever have supported life.~~<br><br>~~		As the sun started to burn the planet, some clans saw this as a sign from the old gods that they were grasping at powers they should not be, and were being punished for forgetting their teachings. They went back to their ancient warlike roots and proud religion, and crafted the long hammers and pole axes of ancient times, and took the name HammerWielders to honor the old gods. Others clans of shorter dwarves in nearby cities did not believe this, so kept to their ways of vast community construction projects and the study of machines. The two peoples were yet close enough that they could travel through caves to reach each other. The HammerWielders became angered at the clans who refused to worship the old gods of war, naming them StoneBreakers for breaking the religious laws written in the stone books of old. The two groups went their separate ways, not to talk again for generations.

			The growing sun continued to heat the surface stone to unbearable temperatures, forcing the dwarves to dig deeper with each generation. The once vast oceans evaporated into the sky. Unable to form rain, the water expanded the atmosphere, where it was slowly washed off the planet by yearly solar storms. This cycle continued until the Dwarven home world was nothing more than a vast, lifeless desert. The only water to be found was deep in the still cool rocks the dwarves tunneled into. No dwarf ever saw the sky of their home again. Moving underground changed them. The deeper they dug to escape their sun, the harsher it became, killing off all but the stoutest and strongest of each generation, until they gained the look of those seen today.

			Food was desperately hard to find underground, but the resourceful dwarves learned how to cultivate edible molds and lichens, which they also used to feed their sturdy little pack-beasts. These beasts were the only source of meat to the dwarves besides foul tasting insects that somehow survived as well. But time was running out as the sun continued to expand. The dwarves were all doomed. They could delve no deeper, or suffer the heat coming from deep within the rock, boiling the blood in their veins. They could not go back, for the light of their cursed sun would burn the very flesh from their bones. In the depths of hopelessness, a miracle formed. It was a glowing blueish silver disk. A portal. It was the HammerWielders who first came upon the Portal, and knew it to be a gift of the gods. They began to travel into the blessedly cool caves that welcomed them on the other side. Despite their differences with the StoneBreakers, the HammerWielders could not leave their wayward brothers and sisters behind, so sent a group to find them. After many days of hard travel, the groups finally found the remaining StoneBreakers ensconced in a city designed to shelter them from the heat. It was beginning to fail. It took no convincing for the StoneBreakers and the few odd refugees from more distant cities to follow the HammerWielders back to the portal. Even the StoneBreakers thanked the gods as they stepped through into their new home. If one were to see the dwarven homeland now, they would never dream that the molten ball of rock bathed in constant solar flares could ever have supported life.

	==Race history in Yliakum==		==Race history in Yliakum==
	Portal Location in [[Yliakum]]: Deep in the caves close to the [[Dermorian\|Dermorians]].		Portal Location in [[Yliakum]]: Deep in the caves close to the [[Dermorian\|Dermorians]].

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	source: http://www.planeshift.it/~~stonehammers.html~~<br><br>		source: http://www.planeshift.it/Stonehammer<br><br>

	==Physical Traits==		==Physical Traits==

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	==Special Places==		==Special Places==
	Main City: Araloth kel'Maren, Level 1 sector H.<br>		Main City: Araloth kel'Maren, Level 1 sector H.<br>
	~~RedStone~~: City in the ~~StoneLabyrinths~~<br>		Red Stone: City in the [[Stone Labyrinths]]<br>
	~~RedStone~~ Bridge: In the ~~StoneLabyrinths~~, used to rescue the Lemurs.<br>		Red Stone Bridge: In the Stone Labyrinths, used to rescue the [[Lemur\|Lemurs]].<br>
	Pillars of Felim: City on the second level, actually the first city built by them in Yliakum.<br><br>		Pillars of Felim: City on the second level, actually the first city built by them in [[Yliakum]].<br><br>
	[[CATEGORY:Races]]		[[CATEGORY:Races]]

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			source: http://www.planeshift.it/stonehammers.html<br><br>

	==Physical Traits==		==Physical Traits==
	They are one of the shortest races living in [[Yliakum]], but one of the more robust and physically powerful. They are known for letting their beards and mustaches grow and then using the to form elaborate plaits and knots. <br><br>		They are one of the shortest races living in [[Yliakum]], but one of the more robust and physically powerful. They are known for letting their beards and mustaches grow and then using the to form elaborate plaits and knots. <br><br>
	Height: They are from 1.30 m to 1.50 m tall. <br>		'''Height:''' They are from 1.30 m to 1.50 m tall. <br>
	Eyes: Brown, Black, Silver or Green <br>		'''Eyes:''' Brown, Black, Silver or Green <br>
	Hair: Considering all the different clans, they have a wide range of hair colors: Brown, Red, Blonde, Grey, Black. <br>		'''Hair:''' Considering all the different clans, they have a wide range of hair colors: Brown, Red, Blonde, Grey, Black. <br>
	Age: They live around 160 years. <br>		'''Age:''' They live around 160 years. <br>
	Starting stats: Strength 75, Endurance 70, Agility 55, Intelligence 50, Will 55, Charisma 45.		'''Starting stats:''' Strength 75, Endurance 70, Agility 55, Intelligence 50, Will 55, Charisma 45.
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	==Behaviour, Social Structure and Customs==		==Behaviour, Social Structure and Customs==

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Race history in Yliakum

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	<br>343 AY - A blood feud is started between two clans over religious conflict. The old gods were banned from being worshiped.		<br>343 AY - A blood feud is started between two clans over religious conflict. The old gods were banned from being worshiped.
	<br>345 AY - Dark, evil fog came, driving the remaining dwarves from the Labyrinths out to Yliakum.		<br>345 AY - Dark, evil fog came, driving the remaining dwarves from the Labyrinths out to Yliakum.
	<br>347 AY - StoneHammers (mainly the HammerWielder clan) founded the city of Araloth kel'Maren in the Dome around the mine called the Dark Delving. In modern times, most people call both Dark Delving or just Delving.		<br>347 AY - StoneHammers (mainly the HammerWielder clan) founded the city of Araloth kel'Maren in the Dome around the mine called the Dark Delving. In modern times, most people call both Dark Delving or just [[Delving]].
	<br>384 AY - Work started to create a winch system to link the second to third level.		<br>384 AY - Work started to create a winch system to link the second to third level.
	<br>392 AY - The Winch from second to third level was completed.		<br>392 AY - The Winch from second to third level was completed.
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	<br>626 AY - Population revolted against Burthan, a part of his army as well, treasurers were against him. He ended up being imprisoned. Temostes Salikarios was his successor.		<br>626 AY - Population revolted against Burthan, a part of his army as well, treasurers were against him. He ended up being imprisoned. Temostes Salikarios was his successor.
	<br>630-750 AY TO BE DEFINED.<br><br>		<br>630-750 AY TO BE DEFINED.<br><br>

	==Significant Person Tracking==		==Significant Person Tracking==
	Deirgan Bloodaxe - Leader of the group that first met the Dermorians.<br>		Deirgan Bloodaxe - Leader of the group that first met the Dermorians.<br>

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	RedStone: City in the StoneLabyrinths<br>		RedStone: City in the StoneLabyrinths<br>
	RedStone Bridge: In the StoneLabyrinths, used to rescue the Lemurs.<br>		RedStone Bridge: In the StoneLabyrinths, used to rescue the Lemurs.<br>
	Pillars of Felim : City on the second level, actually the first city built by them in Yliakum.<br><br>		Pillars of Felim: City on the second level, actually the first city built by them in Yliakum.<br><br>
	[[CATEGORY:Races]]		[[CATEGORY:Races]]

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Ethryn: moved Stonebreaker to Stonehammer: As of a newspost on the official site dated 1-Nov-2011, the stonebreaker and hammerwielder races are to relegated to clans within the same species of 'stonehammers'. See http://www.hydlaaplaza.com/smf/index.p

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moved Stonebreaker to Stonehammer: As of a newspost on the official site dated 1-Nov-2011, the stonebreaker and hammerwielder races are to relegated to clans within the same species of 'stonehammers'. See http://www.hydlaaplaza.com/smf/index.p

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