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Regal Dwarven Shade
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: A Remote Dwarven Hold
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Those who survived the war went on a lived out their lives, whatever they happened to be.
The dwarves probably did not bury their dead in the marsh (or what eventually became the marsh). Since nothing is said about it one must assume that they found some way of interring the deceased in stone as was the usual custom.
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Lost among the Stars
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Hiding in Childhood (Sweden)
Posts: 2,690
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I agree with Kuruharan. They must have been dragged away by the surviving dwarves. And if they were buried on the battlefield, later Dead Marshes, they probably decayed just as everyone else. The "bodies" that lay there weren't real, remember?
As for the other creatures, they were probably eaten by birds or wolves or whatever hungry animals were nearby.
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King's Writer
Join Date: Jul 2002
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Dwarves do lay their dead in stone or rock and not in earth. That would mean that Dwarves would be found in the dead marshes since they clearly were of muddy earth.
If to many dwrves were killed in a battle, so that they could not bury them in proper maner or take them away from the battle-field dwarves would bunr their dead. Thus I think after the war of the last aliance the Dwrves made a burning of their dead companions. Respectfully Findegil |
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