They'd probably really dislike the Horde races, especially the Forsaken. Dark Irons might think they're a little hoighty toighty. They probably don't care for draenei since they're all "nobility and the Light". They might also agree that walling up way back when was the smart thing to do, they're more pragmatic and insular than other dwarves. They might be interested in how physically powerful the worgen are, and sympathize with the curse. They seem to be pretty dismissive towards elves. They're going to likely have a bit of a rivalry complex with other dwarves. They're probably a little more rough around the edges, especially if you're a fighter. They had to serve Ragnaros for a while and they didn't really care for it from what I remember.
They're also probably averse to slavery or servitude. The Dark Iron dwarves felt that they were the best, they should lead, and then they essentially got locked up in the basement of a crazy fire elemental. Probably arrogant and resentful if you're patriotic. So they'd probably also get mocked for that whole aspect a little. They're also the most "commercial" (so to say) Dwarven clan through the Brewfest for example. Not in an insulting way or anything, just in a teasing manner. Bronzebeards are most likely going to be teased for their human-loving nature since they're the Dwarves who have the most contact to humans and other races. A Wildhammer would get called out for his nature-loving upbringing and the affinity for gryphons (haha, birdbrain), whereas a Dark Iron would probably get mocked for living under a shitty, unappealing piece of rock and in complete darkness. It's pretty common for Dwarves to tease each other for their lifestyle choices for example. However, if these historical topics come up I'd definitely see a Dark Iron going on the defensive very much and getting into very heated arguments.ĭwarves enjoy showing off to one another, especially between the three main clans. Most Dark Irons are also pretty glad they're not slaves to Ragnaros anymore.
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