Timber dwarves are rugged folk living in the forests and hills surrounding dwarven mountain settlements. Unlike their kin who delve into stone, timber dwarves are hunters and woodworkers, finding purpose under the canopy of trees. Skilled trackers, they easily navigate the wilds, deeply connected to the land and its rhythms. Their craftsmanship, centered around wood, produces finely carved tools, weapons, and homes, all made with the same care as their cousins. Respectful of nature, they take only what they need and give back in return, and embody the strength and resilience of the forests they call home.

Timber Dwarf Traits

Dwarven Forestry Training. You have proficiency with woodcarver’s tools and handaxes.

Forest Hunter. You can attempt to hide even when you are only lightly obscured by foliage and double your proficiency bonus checks made to track creatures in forested terrain.

The Bigger They Are. You have advantage on checks made to grapple creatures up to one size category larger than you.