The dwarven realm of King Nebra probably does not extend underneath the pass. Dwarves tend to be very selfish in the sense that if it isn't beneficial to them or their clan, they're hesitant to submit resources. It sounds like the slaver problem has been going on for at least some time, and the people of this valley either have gone to Nebra and have been declined, or have realized diplomatic technicalities involved and haven't bothered to contact him. Considering, however, that these people are responsible for part of his food supply if the problem was to get out of hand I can't see why he wouldn't get involved. Maybe it hasn't reached that point yet.
Lol, it is one of Hell's Pixies! It's lurking waiting for the shinies to appear.
Darius Drake says:
Just because the Dwarven kingdom buys food from the humans, it doesn't mean that they need them for survival. I suspect that the food bought is considered to be a treat to Dwarves, like confectionary is to us, so he doesn't care what happens to those he buys it from.
Darius Drake: Don't forget that it's the important people (or dwarves) who get most luxuries. Many rulers will be more pissed if they can't get confectionary that if they're peoples can't get food.
This said, I do think it's more about "hasn't reached that point yet" and "they are buying food from them but that doesn't mean they can't buy it from someone else".
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maybe the kidnapped people are set to work on different farms, but then they have to work for free. Great cost reduction
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hehehe... there's Always Another Way!!!
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This said, I do think it's more about "hasn't reached that point yet" and "they are buying food from them but that doesn't mean they can't buy it from someone else".
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