Ogam Oathkeeper, leading his dwarfs to a new home Times were tough for the folk in the mountains, and so the Thane Ogam Oathkeeper, who had no claims on his ancestral lands, left them and found a new land to build his family name. He settled his people at a fork on the rivers Lumen and Lenweth in a deep wooded valley. The land was full of elves and goblins and beastmen at first, but the hardy dwarfs molded the land in their image, and these creatures were forced out of the dark places, one way or another. On the banks of the river, the dwarfs erected a mighty forge, and their industry could be heard across the valley. They built stout palisade walls of tough old trees to protect their growing and prosperous holdfast, and surrounded their walls with stone towers and readied crossbows. Barak Thingaz lays in a deep wood secluded by two fast flowing mountain rivers A dwarf hold on the surface is an odd thing. By nature they are tunnel fighters and dwellers of the dark places...