Creating Dwarf Characters (CBD)

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==Selecting Class or Multi-Classes==
Dwarves may be warriors, priests, thieves, or multi-class warrior/priests or warrior/thieves. If you choose a multi-class character, familiarize yourself with their benefits and limitations in the Player's Handbook.
You can determine your character's class in several ways. You may choose which class or multi-class combination you want to play or you may generate the character's attributes and decide which character to play according to the die rolls; or your DM may assign you a character class.
The advantages and limitations of each character class will be further modified by the subrace of your character.
==Ability Scores==
Any of the six dice rolling methods in the Player's Handbook are acceptable. However, if you want to generate a specific class of character, methods V and VI work best. They allow you to custom design your character and are more likely to result in good ability scores. Don't make any adjustments to your rolled attributes until you've read the chapter on subraces, the procedures are different from those of the Player's Handbook.
==Subraces==
The maximum experience levels that can be achieved by each subrace are listed in Character Class Maximum Levels in this chapter. Take a look at these before deciding on your subrace. If you wish to play a thief, see the Thieving Skill Adjustments Table.
Subraces have advantages and disadvantages. A character of a subrace that has a large number of advantages will require more experience points than usual to advance in level.
Category:The Complete Book of Dwarves