There is one final shrine in Bridgedflickered, one not found in a glittering temple like the others. Beyond the gilded tombs, at the far end of the catacombs, nestled into the wall and decorated with trophies of our fallen enemies, stands a granite statue of Robek.
Dwarven deity of revenge.
Depicted, not as an ornately clothed noble or finely armoured warrior, but as a simple woodcutter. For all dwarves carry within them the drive to challenge any foe in the name of vengeance.
Considering how a newborn baby can kick the head off some of the most dangerous zombies (and even other creatures if lucky enough!), a god of vengeance represented as a woodcuter may not be far off…
Well, by that metric, a random miner would basically be the most apt representation.
After all, that are quite often the very best weapon users of the entire fortress.
There is one final shrine in Bridgedflickered, one not found in a glittering temple like the others. Beyond the gilded tombs, at the far end of the catacombs, nestled into the wall and decorated with trophies of our fallen enemies, stands a granite statue of Robek.
Dwarven deity of revenge.
Depicted, not as an ornately clothed noble or finely armoured warrior, but as a simple woodcutter. For all dwarves carry within them the drive to challenge any foe in the name of vengeance.
How very poetic. 🙂
Considering how a newborn baby can kick the head off some of the most dangerous zombies (and even other creatures if lucky enough!), a god of vengeance represented as a woodcuter may not be far off…
Well, by that metric, a random miner would basically be the most apt representation.
After all, that are quite often the very best weapon users of the entire fortress.