Dwarven Armiger
Cost	Ability
10	Hill Dwarf
55	Heavy Foot
48	Medium Foot (exclude Common Melee, Shield Proficiency, PS: Warrior, Warrior Elite)
10	Battle-canny: +1 SPEED
125	Total Cost of Template

Hill Dwarves
Hill Dwarves typically live either above ground in highland villages, or in Dwarven holdfasts near the surface, typcially farming and/or maintaining livestock for sustenance. This kind of Dwarf is less common than Mountain Dwarves in most settings, but more often encountered because their steadings are not as remote or difficult to find. Hill Dwarves are typically taller and lither than their Mountain kin, and less dour in outlook.
Cost	Ability
5	Strong: +5 STR
6	Durable: +3 CON
6	Durable: +3 BODY
4	Stubborn +2 EGO
5	Doughty: Power Defense: 5
15	Magic Resistance: Damage Reduction 25% Resistant; Only vs Magic (-1)
7	Poison Resistance: Immunity to Poisons, Activation 14- (-1/2)
5	Infravision: Infrared Perception
6	Stalwart: +5 Mental Defense, +5 Power Defense,  +5 PRE; Only to Resist Fear (-2)
2	Keen Senses: +1 PER with Normal Hearing and Normal Touch
1	Longevity: LS: 200 Years
Value	Disadvantages
-20	Normal Characteristic Maxima
-5	Distinctive Feature: Dwarf (Concealable w/ Magic, Noticed, Not Distinctive in Some Cultures)
-5	Physical Limitation: Short but Heavy (4 ft - 5 ft; 250 to 400 lbs)
-5	Psychological Limitation: Insular and Gruff (Uncommon, Moderate)
-2	Slow: -1" Running
-1	Dense Flesh: -1" Swimming
-1	Cumbersome: -1" Leaping
-9	Thick-limbed: -3 DEX
-2	Ruminating: -2 INT
-2	Rough-hewn: -4 COM
+10	Total Cost of Package

Dwarf Options
With the GM's permission you may upgrade the Race Package Deal listed above with options selected from the list below, where appropriate at Character Creation. You may not later add any of these abilities to the existing Package Deal, though you might be allowed to buy them separately. The GM must approve all additional Disadvantages take for a given package; simply loading up on extra Racial Enmities and similar should only be allowed if valid for the character's background.
Cost	Ability
3*	Racial Enmity: +1 All Combat, vs. Orc-kin Only (-2)
3*	Racial Enmity: +1 All Combat, vs. Giant-kin Only (-2)
3*	Strong Willed: Resistance 3
3	So Tough: Damage Resistance 3 PD, 3 ED
14	Tougher Than You:
	25% Damage Reduction Physical, Resistant, STUN Only (-1/2), Activation Roll 14- (-1/2), Nonpersistant (-1/4) 25% Damage Reduction Energy, Resistant, STUN Only (-1/2), Activation Roll 14- (-1/2), Nonpersistant (-1/4)
26	Way Tougher Than You:
	50% Damage Reduction Physical, Resistant, STUN Only (-1/2), Activation Roll 14- (-1/2), Nonpersistant (-1/4) 50% Damage Reduction Energy, Resistant, STUN Only (-1/2), Activation Roll 14- (-1/2), Nonpersistant (-1/4)
4	Find the Path: Detect Way Out, Discriminatory, Underground Only (-1)
1	Walk the Path: Bump of Direction, Underground Only (-1)
6	Stoneworker: KS: Stonework; PS: Mason
8	Stone-eyes: Detect Concealed Stone\Rock Features, Discriminatory
4	Underground Senses: Detect Depth & Slope Information, Discriminatory, Underground Only (-1)
15	Blindfighting: Combat Sense 11-
25	Dwarven War Art: (Weapon Art)
	Side Slash: Martial Strike {3d6 location} Stroke: Defensive Strike {2d6+7 location} Chop: Offensive Strike {2d6+1 location} Block: Martial Block Avoidance: Martial Dodge KS: Dwarven War Art (INT) Art used with Axes/Maces/Hammers/Picks
10*	Dwarven War Art Training:
	+2 with Dwarven War Art +1 DC with Dwarven War Art
1	Weapon Skilled: WF: Axes/Maces/Hammers/Picks
1*	Longevity: Double Longevity
14	Spell Resistance +2
15	Magic Resistance: Damage Reduction 25% Resistant; Only vs. Magic (-1)
22	Magic Resistance: Damage Reduction 50% Resistant; Only vs. Magic (-1)
30	Magic Resistance: Damage Reduction 75% Resistant; Only vs. Magic (-1)
* May take Multiple Times
Value	Disadvantages
-1	Stone-like Flesh: -1" Swimming
-10	Psychological Limitation: Racial Enmity: Orc-kin (Uncommon, Strong)
-10	Psychological Limitation: Racial Enmity: Giant-kin (Uncommon, Strong)
-10	Psychological Limitation: Goldlust & Greed (Common, Moderate)
-10	Psychological Limitation: Antisocial and Untrusting (Common, Moderate)
-10	Social Limitation: Clan is in very poor standing  (Frequently, Major, Not Limiting in Some Cultures)

Medium Foot
Medium Foot typically fight, as the name would indicate, on foot. They generally wear chain or other medium armors and wield heavier one-handed weapons in conjunction with a shield. Medium Foot concentrate on a powerful mix of manueverability, quickness, skill, technique and brute force.
Medium Foot provide a potent middle ground between the various extremes of fighting, and might possibly be the best all-around type of generalist fighter.
Cost	Ability
3	Strong: +3 STR
3	Quick: +1 DEX
10	Nimble: +1 SPD
2	Sturdy: +1 CON
2	Durable: +1 BODY
2	AF: Medium Armor Proficiency
1	AF: Shield Proficiency
4	WF: Common Melee, Common Missile
2	Penalty Skill Levels: +1 to Offset DCV and DEX Penalty of Medium Armor
16	Choose One:
	Combat Skill Levels: +2 All Combat
	Combat Skill Levels: +2 DCV and +2 OCV w/ Tight Group
	Skill Levels: +1 Overall Level and +2 OCV w/ Tight Group
2	PS: Warrior
3	Tactics
3	Fast Draw
1	Warrior Elite: Right to Bear Arms or Equivalent For Culture
Value	Disadvantages
0	None
+55	Total Cost of Package
Cost	Options
10	Follow-through Attack: Trigger on up to 60 Active Points of Killing Attack  (Trigger: when current opponent is killed in battle and there is another opponent  in HtH Range attack that opponent, +1/4); OIF (weapons of opportunity; -1/2); Costs 1 END to use; Note: takes a Half Phase Action to "Reset Trigger"
20	Superior Follow Through Attack: Trigger on up to 60 Active Points of Killing Attack (Trigger: when current opponent is killed in battle and there is another opponent  in HtH Range attack that opponent; Activating the Trigger requires a Zero Phase Action, Trigger resets automatically, immediately after it activates, Character does not control activation of personal Trigger; +1/2) for up to 60 Active Points (30 Active Points); OIF (Weapon of Opportunity; -1/2); Costs 3 END to use;  Note: Trigger resets automatically after an opponent is slain; the character has no choice about using the ability -- if there is an opponent in HtH range they must attack them and further if there are multiple opponents the GM can decide which is attacked based upon events in play.
4	Weapon Strength: +8 STR, No Figured (-1/2), Only to Offset Strength Minima (-1/2)
4	Archer's Strength: +10 STR No Figured (-1/2), Only to Offset Strength Minima of Bows (-1)
10	Lethal: Deadly Blow: +1d6 Killing, any circumstance, any weapon
7.5	Median Lethality: Deadly Blow: +1d6 Killing, any circumstance, any medium weapon
7.5	Coup de Morte: Deadly Blow: +1d6 Killing, when opponent at 5 or less BODY, any weapon
10	Precision: Find Weakness 11-: One Attack (choose)
+10	More Precise: Increase Find Weakness to Tight Group
+20	Incredibly Precise: Increase Find Weakness to All Attacks
+10	Reliably Precise: Find Weakness to 13-
+40	Always Precise: Find Weakness to 17-
6	Shifty: Combat Luck (3 PD/3 ED)
4	Dodgy: Combat Luck (3 PD/3 ED) (6 Active Points); Only While Not Wearing Armor (-1/2)
4	Second Skin: Combat Luck (3 PD/3 ED) (6 Active Points); Only While Wearing Medium Armor (-1/2)
5	Active Sheild Defense: Armor (4 PD/0 ED) (6 Active Points); OAF (Shield; -1), Costs Endurance (-1/2), Only When Using Shield For DCV (-1/4); Costs 1 END per Phase
5	Passive Blocking: +3 DCV; OAF: Weapon of Choice (-1), vs HtH Only (-1)
-2	Bad Knees: -1" Run
-5	Physical Limitation: Old Injury (Infrequently, Slightly Impairing)
-5	Psychological Limitation: Warriors Code (Uncommon, Moderate)
-10	Psychological Limitation: Swashbuckler Mentality (Common, Moderate)
-5	Social Limitation: Grunt (Services command less money; thrown into the thick of battle, get fewer considerations of comfort, afforded less respect, etc) (Frequently; Minor; Not Limiting In Some Cultures)
-10	Rivalry with other Warriors (More Powerful, Group, Professional, Unaware, Outdo)

Heavy Foot
Heavy Foot typically fight, as the name would indicate, on foot. They generally wear heavy armor and wield heavier two-handed weapons.
As you might imagine physical strength and stamina are necessary for this type of fighting, and Heavy Foot train exhaustively when learning their trade to develop the physical traits needed in their line of work. Most Heavy Foot start their training in their mid teens, as their bodies are better able to adapt to the stress and develop the necessary body mass to excel at this trade.
Cost	Ability
5	Strong: +5 STR
6	Sturdy: +3 CON
6	Durable: +3 BODY
4	Resilient: +2 REC
5	Great Stamina: +10 END
4	Willpower: +2 EGO
2	Choose One:
	Load Bearing: +6 STR; No Figured (-1/2), Only for Encumbrance Purposes (-1 1/2)
	Strength of Will: +5 STR (5 Active Points); Requires An EGO Roll (-1), No Figured Characteristics (-1/2), Increased Endurance Cost (x2 END; -1/2)
	Weapon Strength: +4 STR, No Figured (-1/2), Only to Offset Strength Minima (-1/2)
10	Choose One:
	Combat Skill Levels: +2 HtH
	Combat Skill Levels: +1 HtH and +1 DCV
	Combat Skill Levels: +2 DCV
	Skill Levels: +1 Overall Level
	Defense Manuever IV
2	AF: Heavy Armor Proficiency
1	AF: Shield Proficiency
2	WF: Common Melee
4	Penalty Skill Levels: +2 to Offset DCV and DEX Penalties of Heavy Armor
2	PS: Warrior
1	Warrior Elite: Right to Bear Arms or Equivalent For Culture
1	Expensive Equipment: Wealth 3; Only For Purposes Of Determining Starting Equipment (-2)
Value	Disadvantages
0	None
+55	Total Cost of Package
Cost	Options
10	Follow-through Attack: Trigger on up to 60 Active Points of Killing Attack  (Trigger: when current opponent is killed in battle and there is another opponent  in HtH Range attack that opponent, +1/4); OIF (weapons of opportunity; -1/2); Costs 1 END to use; Note: takes a Half Phase Action to "Reset Trigger"
20	Superior Follow Through Attack: Trigger on up to 60 Active Points of Killing Attack (Trigger: when current opponent is killed in battle and there is another opponent  in HtH Range attack that opponent; Activating the Trigger requires a Zero Phase Action, Trigger resets automatically, immediately after it activates, Character does not control activation of personal Trigger; +1/2) for up to 60 Active Points (30 Active Points); OIF (Weapon of Opportunity; -1/2); Costs 3 END to use;  Note: Trigger resets automatically after an opponent is slain; the character has no choice about using the ability -- if there is an opponent in HtH range they must attack them and further if there are multiple opponents the GM can decide which is attacked based upon events in play.
4	Weapon Strength: +8 STR, No Figured (-1/2), Only to Offset Strength Minima (-1/2)
10	Lethal: Deadly Blow: +1d6 Killing, any circumstance, any weapon
7.5	Heavy Lethality: Deadly Blow: +1d6 Killing, any circumstance, any heavy weapon =
6	Shifty: Combat Luck (3 PD/3 ED)
4	Dodgy: Combat Luck (3 PD/3 ED) (6 Active Points); Only While Not Wearing Armor (-1/2)
4	Second Skin: Combat Luck (3 PD/3 ED) (6 Active Points); Only While Wearing Heavy Armor (-1/2)
6	Passive Blocking: +3 DCV; OIF: Weapon of Opportunity (-1/2), vs HtH Only (-1)
-2	Bad Knees: -1" Run
-5	Physical Limitation: Old Injury (Infrequently, Slightly Impairing)
-5	Psychological Limitation: Warriors Code (Uncommon, Moderate)
-5	Social Limitation: Grunt (Services command less money; thrown into the thick of battle, get fewer considerations of comfort, afforded less respect, etc) (Frequently; Minor; Not Limiting In Some Cultures)
-10	Rivalry with other Warriors (More Powerful, Group, Professional, Unaware, Outdo)