dwarf differences (feat. roger crenshaw)

i know i try not to double post but i'm in the lore trenches today and doing that drawing of tourmaline and angre side by side made it a bit more clear to me what the actual difference is between him and other dwarves. so i've presented you with three comparable men. roger's here representing humanity because it felt like a human rep was missing without him. and that other dwarf is riffin, my canonized bg3 tav. he fingered tourmaline at her birthday party.

so angre! his getter was a human, and his crafter was a rock dwarf. from his getter, he inherited a few inches of height beyond the average dwarf, and a comparatively less stocky frame. the most striking difference between him and other dwarves would be his face. he doesn't grow facial hair because of his human genetics thinking he's female, and his features are smaller, especially his eyes. his skull overall is more human in shape, vs dwarves who are a bit more rounded. vanesse pointed this out in the book, how human heritage dulls a face. that's her opinion as a human, however, comparing him to other dwarves. dwarves themselves would find his face compelling for its slight uncanniness. it didn't hurt him when he was younger and charming his way through jewels.

from his crafter, he inherited his shortness and bulk, overall hairiness, improved dark vision... and t-dick. dwarves with cunts can get pretty big without help, sometimes as big as less blessed dick-havers. angre's would be around average, enough that, when properly aroused, he could get a little depth if he angles it right. riffin's is bigger by virtue of being fullblooded. still just a couple inches, but it's enough if you know how to use it. that said, strap-ons and packers are incredibly commonplace, and not limited just to cunted rock dwarves.

overall, dwarves would find angre a little off in an interesting way, and it helps that he's tall. most humans would see him as just another dwarf and not recognize any difference. he's still some short little fucker to them.