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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">D</span>warven~~ clothing is just as steeled as their spirits. Almost every piece of attire in which they garb themselves has some sort metallic aspect to it. Even the flowing robes they sometimes wear in their clan homes have metallic bands holding the clothes to their bodies.		Dwarven clothing is just as steeled as their spirits. Almost every piece of attire in which they garb themselves has some sort metallic aspect to it. Even the flowing robes they sometimes wear in their clan homes have metallic bands holding the clothes to their bodies.

	Most dwarves opt for comfort before fashion with natural designs that mold easily to their bodies. According to some, their arms are often left free of clothing, a matter of pride to show their [[strength]]; while others affirm it is their natural dislike of dishonesty, because with bare hands and bare arms, there is nothing hidden.		Most dwarves opt for comfort before fashion with natural designs that mold easily to their bodies. According to some, their arms are often left free of clothing, a matter of pride to show their [[strength]]; while others affirm it is their natural dislike of dishonesty, because with bare hands and bare arms, there is nothing hidden.