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The Complete Book of Dwarves
The cover of the original printing of The Complete Book of Dwarves.
Author	Jim Bambra^[1]
Illustrator	Gerald Brom, Clyde Caldwell, Larry Elmore, Keith Parkinson, and Karl Waller^[1]
Series	Player's Handbook Rules Supplements
Subject	Dungeons & Dragons
Genre	Role-playing games
Publisher	TSR, Inc.
1991^[2]
Media type	Paperback^[3]
Pages	128^[4]
ISBN	1-56076-110-5
OCLC	25321686
Preceded by	The Complete Psionics Handbook
Followed by	The Complete Bard's Handbook

The Complete Book of Dwarves is a supplemental rulebook for the 2nd edition of the Advanced Dungeons & Dragonsfantasyrole-playing game, published in 1991 by TSR, Inc.^[2]^[4] It contains a variety of information useful to playing dwarf characters in the game, including information on strongholds,^[5] dwarven subraces,^[2] character 'kits',^[2] role-playing, mining, and more. The book was later reprinted in November, 1993,^[6]^[7] with a slightly different cover.

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Contents[edit]

The Complete Book of Dwarves contains an introduction, 11 chapters, and a number of character sheets designed for use by players with dwarf player characters.

'The Creation of Dwarves'[edit]

The book's first chapter discusses the creation of dwarves in the Dungeons & Dragons world and dwarven myths regarding the creation of the world, as well as information on the dwarven afterlife.^[6]

'The Dwarf Subraces'[edit]

This chapter describes the six main subraces of dwarves: hill dwarves, mountain dwarves, deep dwarves, sundered dwarves, duergar (also known as gray dwarves), and gully dwarves.^[6] This chapter does not contain information on the statistics for the various subraces, focusing instead on the thematic differences between the subraces.^[6]

'Your Life as a Dwarf'[edit]

The third chapter of the book examines dwarven culture and lifestyle, including information on their clans, view of the world, emotions, diet, marriage, and life cycle.^[6]

'Character Creation'[edit]

This chapter contains information on how to create dwarf characters, including statistics for the various subraces and rules regarding maximum levels, ability score modifiers, movement, and age.^[6]

'Proficiencies'[edit]

The fifth chapter has rules on new and expanded proficiencies, with an eye towards their use by dwarves.^[6]

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'Dwarf Kits'[edit]

The longest chapter in the book, this section describes 24 'character kits' designed for dwarf characters, allowing players to further customize their characters.^[6]

'Role Playing and Personalities'[edit]

The seventh chapter describes various 'personalities' which can help players roleplay dwarf characters. Personalities include The Grumbler, The Optimist, and The Phobic.^[6]

'Mining'[edit]

Chapter eight contains rules on mining, including how to survey the land, what products can be mined, and how much gold can be earned by mining.^[6]

'Equipment'[edit]

This chapter includes new equipment, such as smelters, battleaxes, and war machines.^[6]

'Dwarf Strongholds'[edit]

The book's tenth chapter discusses dwarven strongholds, including the various types of strongholds, their government, resources they have access to, and relationships with other races.^[6]

'Designing Dwarf Campaigns'[edit]

The final chapter is for Dungeon Masters creating a dwarf-based campaign, containing guidelines such as what dwarf subraces to use, dwarven mythology, campaign environments, and rules on how to create new character kits.^[6]

'Design Sheets'[edit]

The Complete Book of Dwarves also contains 'design sheets,' for use designing new dwarf strongholds and kits, and 'character sheets,' designed for dwarves of each class.^[6]

Publication history[edit]

Design was by Jim Bambra, and Doug Stewart was the editor. The book featured interior art by Brom, Clyde Caldwell, Larry Elmore, Keith Parkinson, and Karl Waller.

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