12 Quotes by C.A. Tedeschi

If a path ain’t got no heart, you must not follow it, not for any reason—but if it does got heart, then you’d best oblige yourself. On account of doin’ good ain’t got no end. Like a pebble thrown in a pond, one kind act ripples outward in all directions. It affects others—for the betterment. How far the ripple may travel—no one can rightly say.

Hard as it is to acknowledge, Smitty’s reaction to death was pretty typical. It hurts too much to see a stranger die, let alone someone you love and respect. Most folks would prefer just to ride away, leave the dead to do their dying, and only afterward think on the good times.

Ale is the most civilized thing to a Dwarf, but to a Human it’s a reversal; a step back into a more primitive state.”(HammerThorn)

Every critter seeks to bring about a situation, which may cause a boon to its survival. As dumb as Ogres are, they’re still natural creatures.

On the Plain of Sorrow, three hyenas to one lion meant a fight. Tip the scale too hard in either sides favor, and it meant a slaughter.

Gronyar grunted with satisfaction. His belly bulged. There was nothing better than eating your enemies, except maybe shitting them out.

The trick to survivin’ the Every Path is to apply your wit and heart in equal measure—the All-Father’s bound to favor a gnome like that.

Mountain folk have their own code. And they hold each other to it, straightforward like; No beatin’ around the bush.

but as the Hill Dwarves like to say, Hope is a hen that never lays.