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Duergar is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.
Profile
Origin
Dvergar is the plural form of dvergr (dwarf) in Old Norse.
Design
Gameplay
Compendium
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| Soul Hackers(3DS) | A small spirit in Norse lore. The original spelling is Dvergar. They live below the ground and are skilled craftsmen, proficient in the arts of sculpture, architecture, and blacksmithing. Their weaponsmithing skills were so legendary, they were even sought after by the gods. |
Nomenclature
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