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| − | caption = Book. Contains basic information on dwarves |
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| − | category = Common |
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| − | type = [[The Witcher 2 books|Book]] |
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This book can be looted from one of the bookcases in [[Einar Gausel]]'s shop in [[Flotsam]]. Reading this book provides a glossary entry entitled "[[Dwarf#Journal Entry|Dwarves]]" in Geralt's journal. |
This book can be looted from one of the bookcases in [[Einar Gausel]]'s shop in [[Flotsam]]. Reading this book provides a glossary entry entitled "[[Dwarf#Journal Entry|Dwarves]]" in Geralt's journal. |
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| From the Annals of Mahakaman History | |
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| File:File:Tw2 item book.png Book. Contains basic information on dwarves | |
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Category |
Common |
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Book |
Source |
Loot |
Price to buy |
51 / 64 
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Price to sell |
4
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Weight |
 0
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This book can be looted from one of the bookcases in Einar Gausel's shop in Flotsam. Reading this book provides a glossary entry entitled "Dwarves" in Geralt's journal.
Journal Entry
- Dwarves are one of the Elder Races. Stocky and bearded, with strongly built bodies and low voices, they are distinguished for their height, which is lower than human. Of simple and direct manners, they are sometimes seen as grumpy, unkind and greedy. I have to stress that my own opinion of the dwarfs (sic) is by no means similar to the latter part. I only cite it here to present the views of other people - even if they are dull-minded, hate-blinded buffoons. Mahakam is the dwarves' mountainous homeland, famed for it's numerous mines where precious stones and ores are mined. Many dwarves also live in human cities, for that race usually adapts to new neighbors easily, something that cannot be, unfortunately, said about a large part of humanity. Despite vexations, persecution, and even bloody pogroms, the coexistence with dwarves goes a lot better than with elves. Their flair for trade and craft makes them excellent merchants, bankers, smiths and armorers.