It is not known whether the gray dwarves migrated to the Caves of Infinity or if their more civilized cousins fled their brutish cousins. Tyrannical, grim, industrious and pessimistic, the lives of the gray dwarves are bleak and brutal. Rather than a flaw, however, they view their lack of happiness as their greatest strength, the defining feature of their pride. The gray dwarves saw themselves as the true paragons of dwarvish ideals compared to their weak and pampered kin, but in truth, their ways were a dark reflection of those found in normal dwarves While they do display the redeeming virtues of determination and bravery, the grays take dwarven flaws to their logical extremes. They are violent and hateful, sullen and insular, greedy and ungrateful, deeply cynical of others' motives and dutifully track and nurse every grudge, whether or not any offense was meant. Though their vices were many, the moral failings of the gray dwarves could be traced to three primary principles: bottomless greed, unceasing conflict, and rejection of emotion. Instinct: to enslave and profit

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