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=== Prominent Dworn Clans ===

* '''Stonehearth Clan~~''' –~~ Masters of masonry and architecture, responsible for building many of Tymora’s grandest cities and fortresses.

==== Stonehearth Clan ====

* '''Ironroot Clan~~''' –~~ Famed for their skill in metalwork and forging, their weapons and armour are considered the finest in the land.

Masters of masonry and architecture, responsible for building many of Tymora’s grandest cities and fortresses.

* '''Deepdelver Clan~~''' –~~ Expert miners and prospectors, delving into the depths of mountains to extract precious minerals and gems.

* '''Wavebreaker Clan~~''' –~~ Seafaring Dworn who construct mighty ships and explore distant shores, trading and defending coastal settlements.

==== Ironroot Clan ====

* '''Flamebearer Clan~~''' –~~ A warrior clan dedicated to mastering the art of warfare and defending Dwornish lands from external threats.

Famed for their skill in metalwork and forging, their weapons and armour are considered the finest in the land.

* '''Runekeeper Clan~~''' –~~ Scholars and practitioners of ancient Dworn magic, preserving lore, crafting enchanted relics, and advising clan leaders.

* '''Hearthwarden Clan~~''' –~~ Farmers and brewers, supplying much of the Dwornish ale and grain that forms the backbone of their diet.

==== Deepdelver Clan ====

Expert miners and prospectors, delving into the depths of mountains to extract precious minerals and gems.

==== Wavebreaker Clan ====

Seafaring Dworn who construct mighty ships and explore distant shores, trading and defending coastal settlements.

==== Flamebearer Clan ====

A warrior clan dedicated to mastering the art of warfare and defending Dwornish lands from external threats.

==== Runekeeper Clan ====

Scholars and practitioners of ancient Dworn magic, preserving lore, crafting enchanted relics, and advising clan leaders.

==== Hearthwarden Clan ====

Farmers and brewers, supplying much of the Dwornish ale and grain that forms the backbone of their diet.

The Dworn believe in the power of community, with each member contributing to the well-being of the clan. Apprenticeships are sacred, as knowledge and skill are passed from elder to youth, ensuring that ancient techniques and secrets are never forgotten.