My suggestion for setting it in Bretonnia would be, as I did in my campaign, to move the timeline a bit further into the future (maybe 10-15 years or so) and say that Louen is dead and Bretonnia has a new king who provides better possibilities for the RPG game.

If you don't want to overflow the players with Chaos then I would perhaps suggest that it was an ordinary metorite which brought with it a rare metal or mineral, perhaps gromlim or something like it, and that either a band of humans, or even a depending on where you are an expedition of Dwarfs, have...

How did you and your players settle those grudges? I can't imagine the innkeeper needed to pay with blood for overpriced beer? That's probably how our groups dwarf player would settle it (He's twelve and wanted to play a dwarven terrorist because dwarfs "are cute" and terrorists "are...

Oh, for sure! They are all very keen to learn more so if one of them decides to play a dwarf I will explain the importance of honour, oaths and grudges. Sounds good. Dwarf honor is prickly and they should be ready to bleed, or at least pay some fines after trial, to keep it up. This was one of the ...

Thanks for sharing.

If you're having Dwarf characters remember to make the players create a grudge list of their own so that grudges will be remembered and they, or future Dwarf characters, can take revenge or claim recompensation for them and they can be struck out. Or better yet, brooded over endlessly.

Second on the scene! I've brought myself over from StS and hope to be able to participate in some good discussions.