It is true that dwarfs aren't born in the organic sense of the word, but to say they grow from the ground is like saying human children just pop up between their mother's legs: a gross oversimplification and demeaning of the hard work of child labour.
Go here if you want to look at the room keys, the encounter table and the map:
This is week 4 of my #Dungeon23 entrees:
Basically rounding out what I've established in the prior weeks and getting ready for level 2.
This is week 3 of my #Dungeon23 entrees:
This part of the dungeon is basically all a part of a lair, making it rather more interconnected than the previous posts.
I've written before on the divine. Twice actually. I guess having to teach religion as part of my job does that to me. Or maybe I just really like weird gods? Anyway, here's a procedure for worshipping a god to gain their favour as a downtime activity.
In order to worship a god a player character needs access to a shrine located dedicated to that god within their domain. Established shrines are probably the easiest option, though if player characters want to build a shrine to a diety that would be an option as well (though that would require them to dedictate time on it during downtime).
Sun 8th: NE Stands I: Boneyard
Bones of human and non-human animals scarreted about (picked clean). When spending a turn looking 1-in-6 chance to find "roll loot"
