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	They have strong survival instincts, a baffling amount of pride, endurance, and a will to live. While they are utter cowards whose first reaction to being caught in a fight is to flee or beg for their lives, they fight with the desperation of cornered rats if they are forced to do so.		They have strong survival instincts, a baffling amount of pride, endurance, and a will to live. While they are utter cowards whose first reaction to being caught in a fight is to flee or beg for their lives, they fight with the desperation of cornered rats if they are forced to do so.

	However, they are generally very stupid and often hold menial jobs. The highest an average gully dwarf can count is 2, though some have become smart enough to count to 3. To put this into perspective, crows can count to three, some parrots can go up to 6. They are smaller than normal dwarves. They have no land of their own and live in ruined cities, sewers, and dirty parts of cities. They do not revere [[Reorx]], instead having a tribal ancestor worship system, and are not intelligent enough to understand concepts such as law or morality. They believe magical items to be useless since other races put their magic into them, and believe that the most powerful items are those that do absolutely nothing. The shaman of a gully dwarf clan is typically appointed the keeper of their "relics", which are invariably useless crap like bent sticks and dead lizards.		However, they are generally very stupid and often hold menial jobs. The highest an average gully dwarf can count is 2, though some have become smart enough to count to 3. To put this into perspective, crows can count to three, some parrots can go up to 6. They are smaller than normal dwarves. They have no land of their own and live in ruined cities, sewers, and dirty parts of cities. They do not revere [[Reorx]], instead having a tribal ancestor worship system, and are not intelligent enough to understand concepts such as law or morality. They believe magical items to be useless since other races put their magic into them, and believe that the most powerful items are those that do absolutely nothing. The shaman of a gully dwarf clan is typically appointed the keeper of their "relics", which are invariably useless crap like bent sticks and dead lizards. The leader of the Gully Dwarves, the Highbulp, is whoever is most accomplished at grovelling his way out of any situation.

	They speak their own guttural "language" that sounds like a broken form of whichever languages are spoken by the races that live in the area, and it is said to evolve so rapidly that scholars have given up on trying to study it.		They speak their own guttural "language" that sounds like a broken form of whichever languages are spoken by the races that live in the area, and it is said to evolve so rapidly that scholars have given up on trying to study it.

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	There are some people who want to be the Mighty and the Great, be it as the genius wizard or the master of combat, the Paragon Champion of Good or the Terrible (in both the old and new sense of the word) Scourge of the World.		There are some people who want to be the Mighty and the Great, be it as the genius wizard or the master of combat, the Paragon Champion of Good or the Terrible (in both the old and new sense of the word) Scourge of the World.

	There are some people who want to be the "Everyman": The regular Joe of humble origins possessed of modest competence and discipline, who faces and overcomes foes trials and tests with [[Imperial Guard\|grit, pluck and determination]].		There are some people who want to be the "Everyman": The regular Joe of humble origins possessed of modest competence, strength and discipline, who faces and overcomes foes trials and tests with [[Imperial Guard\|grit, pluck and determination]].

	There are some people who want to be [[Hobbit\|the Underdog]]: The laughable underachiever or belittled lowborn whom nobody would bet on when placed up against the world, but whose accomplishments are all the more sweet for having achieved them with a massive handicap.		There are some people who want to be [[Hobbit\|the Underdog]]: The laughable underachiever or belittled lowborn whom nobody would bet on when placed up against the world, but whose accomplishments are all the more sweet for having achieved them with a massive handicap.

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	===The Complete Book of Dwarves===		===The Complete Book of Dwarves===
	When updated to [Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition, gully dwarves changed to the following mechanics:		When updated to [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition, gully dwarves changed to the following mechanics:

	::Ability Score Minimum/Maximum: Strength 6/18, Dexterity 6/18, Constitution 8/16, Intelligence 3/12, Wisdom 3/14, Charisma 3/12		::Ability Score Minimum/Maximum: Strength 6/18, Dexterity 6/18, Constitution 8/16, Intelligence 3/12, Wisdom 3/14, Charisma 3/12

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	They have strong survival instincts, a baffling amount of pride, endurance, and a will to live. While they are utter cowards whose first reaction to being caught in a fight is to flee or beg for their lives, they fight with the desperation of cornered rats if they are forced to do so.		They have strong survival instincts, a baffling amount of pride, endurance, and a will to live. While they are utter cowards whose first reaction to being caught in a fight is to flee or beg for their lives, they fight with the desperation of cornered rats if they are forced to do so.

	However, they are generally very stupid and often hold menial jobs. The highest an average gully dwarf can count is 2, though some have become smart enough to count to 3. To put this into perspective, crows can count to three, some parrots can go up to 6. They are smaller than normal dwarves. They have no land of their own and live in ruined cities, sewers, and dirty parts of cities. They do not revere [[Reorx]], instead having a tribal ancestor worship system, and are not intelligent enough to understand concepts such as law or morality. They believe magical items to be useless since other races put their magic into them, and believe that the most powerful items are those ~~they~~ do absolutely nothing. The shaman of a gully dwarf clan is typically appointed the keeper of their "relics", which are invariably useless crap like bent sticks and dead lizards.		However, they are generally very stupid and often hold menial jobs. The highest an average gully dwarf can count is 2, though some have become smart enough to count to 3. To put this into perspective, crows can count to three, some parrots can go up to 6. They are smaller than normal dwarves. They have no land of their own and live in ruined cities, sewers, and dirty parts of cities. They do not revere [[Reorx]], instead having a tribal ancestor worship system, and are not intelligent enough to understand concepts such as law or morality. They believe magical items to be useless since other races put their magic into them, and believe that the most powerful items are those that do absolutely nothing. The shaman of a gully dwarf clan is typically appointed the keeper of their "relics", which are invariably useless crap like bent sticks and dead lizards.

	They speak their own guttural "language" that sounds like a broken form of whichever languages are spoken by the races that live in the area, and it is said to evolve so rapidly that scholars have given up on trying to study it.		They speak their own guttural "language" that sounds like a broken form of whichever languages are spoken by the races that live in the area, and it is said to evolve so rapidly that scholars have given up on trying to study it.

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	There are some people who want to be the Mighty and the Great, be it as the genius wizard or the master of combat, the Paragon Champion of Good or the Terrible (in both the old and new sense of the word) Scourge of the World.		There are some people who want to be the Mighty and the Great, be it as the genius wizard or the master of combat, the Paragon Champion of Good or the Terrible (in both the old and new sense of the word) Scourge of the World.

	There are some people who want to be the "Everyman": The regular Joe of humble origins possessed of ~~reasonable~~ competence and discipline, who faces and overcomes foes trials and tests with [[Imperial Guard\|grit, pluck and determination]].		There are some people who want to be the "Everyman": The regular Joe of humble origins possessed of modest competence and discipline, who faces and overcomes foes trials and tests with [[Imperial Guard\|grit, pluck and determination]].

	There are some people who want to be [[Hobbit\|the Underdog]]: The laughable underachiever or belittled lowborn whom nobody would bet on when placed up against the world, but whose accomplishments are all the more sweet for having achieved them with a massive handicap.		There are some people who want to be [[Hobbit\|the Underdog]]: The laughable underachiever or belittled lowborn whom nobody would bet on when placed up against the world, but whose accomplishments are all the more sweet for having achieved them with a massive handicap.

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	There are some people who want to be the Mighty and the Great, be it as the genius wizard or the master of combat, the Paragon Champion of Good or the Terrible (in both the old and new sense of the word) Scourge of the World.		There are some people who want to be the Mighty and the Great, be it as the genius wizard or the master of combat, the Paragon Champion of Good or the Terrible (in both the old and new sense of the word) Scourge of the World.

	There are some people who want to be the "Everyman": The regular Joe of humble origins who faces and overcomes foes trials and tests with [[Imperial Guard\|grit, pluck and determination]].		There are some people who want to be the "Everyman": The regular Joe of humble origins possessed of reasonable competence and discipline, who faces and overcomes foes trials and tests with [[Imperial Guard\|grit, pluck and determination]].

	There are some people who want to be [[Hobbit\|the Underdog]]: The ~~one~~ whom nobody would bet on ~~who's~~ up against the world, but whose accomplishments are all the more sweet for having achieved them with a massive handicap.		There are some people who want to be [[Hobbit\|the Underdog]]: The laughable underachiever or belittled lowborn whom nobody would bet on when placed up against the world, but whose accomplishments are all the more sweet for having achieved them with a massive handicap.

	But nobody wants to be the absolute dregs.		But nobody sane wants to be the absolute dregs.

	Enter the '''Gully Dwarves'''. They are like [[dwarves]], except minus everything that makes dwarves cool.		Enter the '''Gully Dwarves'''. They are like [[dwarves]], except minus everything that makes dwarves cool.

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1d4chan>A Walrus at 04:12, 27 March 2022

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	There are some people who want to be the "Everyman": The regular Joe of humble origins who faces and overcomes foes trials and tests with [[Imperial Guard\|grit, pluck and determination]].		There are some people who want to be the "Everyman": The regular Joe of humble origins who faces and overcomes foes trials and tests with [[Imperial Guard\|grit, pluck and determination]].

	There are some people who want to be the Underdog: The one whom nobody would bet on who's up against the world, but whose accomplishments are all the more sweet for having achieved them with a massive handicap.		There are some people who want to be [[Hobbit\|the Underdog]]: The one whom nobody would bet on who's up against the world, but whose accomplishments are all the more sweet for having achieved them with a massive handicap.

	But nobody wants to be the absolute dregs.		But nobody wants to be the absolute dregs.