Our Dwarves Are All the Same: Difference between revisions

* [[The Pig's Ear|Angus]] is a retired adventurer who now works as a pub chef, but otherwise fits the trope straight. So straight that the Scottish creator of the comic gave Angus (and Angus alone) a Scottish [[Funetik Aksent]].

* Flintlocke, of ''[[Flintlocke's Guide to Azeroth]]'' plays around with this one. While he adheres to several Dwarf stereotypes, including a love of combat, [[No Indoor Voice|boisterous loudness]], a strange sort of Scottish accent, a few demonstrated instances of marked greed, and some impressive facial hair, he also happens to be something of a cross between a [[Gadgeteer Genius]] and a [[Mad Bomber]], and where most of the other Dwarves are shown as sensible individuals, Flintlocke is about as dumb as a pile of hammers. On more than a few occasions he's managed to outwit ''himself.'' It gets to the point that the ''[[Our Angels Are Different|Spirit Healer]]'' had to get a word in.

* In ''[[Vanadys: Tales of a Fallen Goddess]]'', dwarfs (note the plural spelling) are the second most numerous race in the world next to humans, and live and work close to humans. The stereotypical dwarf is a keen businessman with a great talent for making money, and many human businesses employ a dwarf, or several, to handle their finances. Berrok, the main dwarf character in the comic, is a trenchcoat-clad [[Deadpan Snarker]] with a shady past.

 

*** I believe that was Balin 'Uncle Bally''s sarcophagus.

* ''[[Thunderstruck]]''

* ''[[The Dreadful]]'' gives us [[Ax Crazy]] Burke, who is less like a typical dwarf and more like an [[Expy]] of Yosemite Sam.