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|caption = Laduguer, as depicted in ''Demihuman Deities'' (1998). Illustration by Ned Dameron. ...apon creation, skilled artisans, magic, the duergar race, protector of the duergar ...

...ll the races of the world in imitation of [[Laduguer]]'s perfect race, the duergar, but Laduguer transformed him into a derro in punishment for creating the o *Conforti, Steven, ed. ''Living Greyhawk Official Listing of Deities for Use in the Campaign,'' version 2.0. Renton, WA: Wizards of the Coast, 2 ...

...well. Millennia ago, frost giants of the Iron Wastes enslaved a clan of [[duergar]] and took them back to the Abyss to act as slaves. They have slowly change [[Category:Dwarven deities]] ...

...edes, who sought to become the heir of [[Vecna]], to an invading army of [[duergar]]. Decades later, half the company was destroyed by a group of [[Juiblex]] ...

...of Grashmog in Clangor includes a portal to Forgegloom in Hammergrim, the duergar pantheon's realm in Thuldanin. ...realm of ''Hammergrim'' is located on Thuldanin. It is the realm of the [[duergar]] god, [[Laduguer]]. The town of Hopeglimmer in Hammergrim has a portal tha ...

...]. His cult elsewhere consists primarily of [[galeb duhr]]s, [[gnome]]s, [[duergar]], evil [[dwarf|dwarves]], [[ettin]]s, [[stone giant]]s, [[gargoyle]]s, [[g [[Category:Deities of earth]] ...

...the [[duergar]], who they also compete with for living space and food. The duergar, who often worship [[Abbathor]], also covet svirfneblin gems. *Boyd, Eric L. ''Demihuman Deities''. Renton, WA: Wizards of the Coast, 1998. ...

...ubraces, including hill dwarves, [[derro]], frost dwarves, gray dwarves ([[duergar]]), and mountain dwarves. ...any other dwarves on [[Oerth]], and do not follow the [[:Category:Dwarven deities|dwarven pantheon]]. ...

== Deities == In the [[World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting]], demigods and deities are given statistics which include psionic ability. [[Boccob]] is noted as ...

...Of the races of the [[Underdark]] such as [[aboleth]]s, derro, [[drow]], [[duergar]], [[kuo-toa]]ns, and [[illithid]]s, very few are anything but utterly host ...the sky, and the Baklunish worshipped a mixture of mystical and pragmatic deities. The Olman have a completely separate pantheon of gods thought to be alien ...

...s throughout the [[Underdark]]. Derro warrens exist in many [[drow]] and [[duergar]] cities, and independent derro strongholds lie in the deepest reaches of t ...death and a god of war are common. Some derro tribes have turned to other deities; these renegades are hunted down by the faithful of Diirinka at every oppor ...

...to of Foreigners, along the Street of Lies, the drow permit the temples of deities worshiped by other races, including [[Nerull]], [[Boccob]], [[Ralishaz]], [ ...guage at times. Other races who come to the Vault of the Drow, including [[duergar]], [[illithid]]s, [[human]]s, and others, have their own languages but Unde ...

...[[dwarf|dwarves]], or [[elf|elves]], not counting evil subraces like the [[duergar]] or [[drow]]. Evil gnomes let their senses of humor turn deadly, their pra ...known as the [[Lords of the Golden Hills]], led by Garl Glittergold. These deities include: ...

...or both players and game plot purposes was quickly realized. The number of deities has varied with each version of the campaign world that has been published, == As a home campaign: very few deities == ...

...pulative, secretive, and mercenary by nature, often acting as soldiers for deities in their own private wars, or even at times aiding both sides of the Blood ...dream larva, phaethon, xixecal, hecatoncheires)—the unwanted offspring of deities (ELH)[varies] ...