Deep gnome complexions were sometimes described as "gnarled" and, like drow and duergar, were commonly dark in hue, with most deep gnomes demonstrating brown or gray skin with …

Deep gnomes, out of all their varied and horrible foes in the Underdark, were considered by the drow to be their most worst enemies, coming only before the surface elves in terms of hated …

The svirfneblin, or deep gnomes, are a gnomish subrace found in the Underdark. The deep gnomes have close ties to earth elementals, which they have the ability to summon. The two …

Deep Gnomes make the absolute best Rogues! The Svifneblin Magic Feat is an automatic predisposition for the ultimate stealth character. Racial traits like Stone Camouflage and …

Deep Gnomes are worse versions of Forest Gnomes. They're not good mechanically. Definitely should've kept their unique stats as given in the DMG and kept some spells. Surface Drow: …

The ability to summon creatures of the Elemental Plane of Earth once per day (as per the table) is a granted ability for deep gnome clerics at 7th level, and deep gnome clerics have no ability to …

Deep gnomes, or svirfneblin, live far below the world's surface in twisting warrens and sculpted caverns. They survive by virtue of their stealth, cleverness, and tenacity. Their gray skin allows …

When creating a racial paragon class for a race with a level adjustment of +1 or higher (such as drow or half-dragon), it's acceptable for the class to be a little better than a paragon class for a …

Many surface dwellers count the deep gnomes along with their evil neighbors, the Drow and Duergar, believing them to be little more than dark reflections of the friendly rock gnomes with …

The svirfneblin (deep gnomes) first appears in first edition in the adventure modules D2 Shrine of the Kuo-Toa (1978), and D3 Vault of the Drow (1978... In the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy …