duergar

And arrayed against them, the terrible forces of the Endarkened and their slaves: the Darkmages, the duergar and goblins and trolls, protected from the sunlight fatal to their kind by the magic of the Endarkened-a protection that might be withdrawn at any moment, should the Endarkened need their power for other things.

Tran Siberian Michael J. Solender 2010

Some you wouldn't want to meet, like duergar and goblins and trolls, though I don't think any of them have stayed around here.

Tran Siberian Michael J. Solender 2010

Suddenly he remembered something Idalia had said to him a long time ago: "... duergar and goblins and trolls ... pushed out of the settled lands by the Great War, and even after all this time, I don't think they'd be foolish enough to come back ..."

The Outstretched Shadow 2003

And arrayed against them, the terrible forces of the Endarkened and their slaves: the Darkmages, the duergar and goblins and trolls, protected from the sunlight fatal to their kind by the magic of the Endarkened — a protection that might be withdrawn at any moment, should the Endarkened need their power for other things.

The Outstretched Shadow 2003

Some you wouldn't want to meet, like duergar and goblins and trolls, though I don't think any of them have stayed around here.

The Outstretched Shadow 2003

Neither can we be surprised that the duergar, ascribed by many persons to this source, should exhibit a darker and more malignant character than the elves that revel by moonlight in more southern climates.

Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft 1885

Such possession of supernatural wisdom is still imputed by the natives of the Orkney and Zetland Islands to the people called Drows, being a corruption of duergar or dwarfs, and who may, in most other respects, be identified with the Caledonian fairies.

Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft 1885

Dr. Leyden, who exhausted on this subject, as upon most others, a profusion of learning, found the first idea of the elfin people in the Northern opinions concerning the duergar, or dwarfs.

Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft 1885

In fact, there seems reason to conclude that these duergar were originally nothing else than the diminutive natives of the Lappish,

Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft Walter Scott 1801

Neither can we be surprised that the duergar, ascribed by many persons to this source, should exhibit a darker and more malignant character than the elves that revel by moonlight in more southern climates.

Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft Walter Scott 1801