Novels
Notable D&D novels prominently featuring dwarves include:
- Dragonlance
- Dark Thane by Jeff Crook.
- Flint the King by Mary Kirchoff and Douglas Niles.
- The Gates of Thorbardin by Dan Parkinson.
- Gully Dwarves by Dan Parkinson.
- Stormblade by Nancy Varian Berberick.
- Forgotten Realms
- The War of the Spider Queen series by RA Salvatore.
- The Icewind Dale Trilogy by RA Salvatore.
- Greyhawk
- Artifact of Evil by Gary Gygax (TSR, 1986).
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