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• This reivew is being cited in the article Races of Stone as evidence of notability.
• Dwarves are one of the races detailed in " Races of Stone " ( 2004 ).
• They eventually find a temple where they meet a member of a race of stone-like beings that oversees balance in the universe.
• The dwarven deities Moradin, Hanseath, Laduguer, Mya, Roknar, Thammekh鹟, and Valkauna appeared in " Races of Stone " ( 2004 ).
• David Noonan explains the origins of the concept for the goliath race : " It all started with a piece of concept art that looks very similar to the " Races of Stone " cover.
• The " Dungeons & Dragons " 4th edition " Player's Handbook 2 " also introduced the playable character race of the Goliaths ( originally found in " Races of Stone " ).
• So my question is there is a 3rd edition book or 3.5 edition book od D & D that as a hounted house ( not counting eberron, or dragonlance books, just the core books like monster manual IV, complete arcana, races of stone, monster manual i, . . . . . . ) ??
• Kobolds, wild elves, Chaos Gnomes ( a subrace of Gnomes introduced in the " Races of Stone " supplement ), Diaboli ( an obscure race of Dragon magazine " # 327 ), and Spellscales ( a humanoid draconic race from the " Races of the Dragon " supplement ) all have Sorcerer as their favored class.
• Some of the pantheons were detailed again, some with completely different compositions, including the dwarvish and gnomish pantheons in " Races of Stone " ( 2004 ), the elvish and halfling pantheons in " Races of the Wild " ( 2005 ), and the draconic pantheon in " Races of the Dragon " ( 2006 ).