Stoneforge

The Stoneforge is an impressive feat of dwarven engineering and craftsmanship. The forge itself is a large, cavernous room with high ceilings and walls made of rough-hewn stone. A network of iron pipes and vents run throughout the room, carrying the intense heat and smoke from the forge's many fires up and out of the building.
In the center of the room is a massive forge, with bellows on either side to feed the flames. The forge is surrounded by a series of workbenches and anvils, where the dwarven smiths work tirelessly to craft their wares. The air is thick with the scent of smoke, burning metal, and hot coal, and the sound of hammering and clanging fills the air.
The walls of the forge are lined with racks of tools and weapons, and shelves filled with various metals, alloys, and other raw materials. The dwarves who work at the forge move about with purpose, their faces and hands blackened with soot and sweat glistening on their brows.
Despite the intense heat and noise of the forge, there is a sense of camaraderie and pride among the workers. They share a deep respect for their craft and for one another, and there is a sense of mutual admiration and appreciation among them.
The Stoneforge is a testament to the skill and ingenuity of the people of Zwer'Kul. It is a place of industry, creativity, and hard work, where the finest weapons and armor in Avenwolf are crafted with care and precision.