Larimar dwarves' aetherial power allows them to shape stone, sense weather changes, and speak to animals. They also gain powers such as strengthening from rain, woodskin, and sensing precious and semi-precious stones.

All dwarves are known for their steady feet, their inborn toughness, and their shrewdness.

Larimar dwarves live in small villages that usually center on a set of mounds that they build for ceremonial purposes. They hold seasonal festivals and engage directly with nature, and large ranches and farms are usually also part of their communities.

Larimar dwarven families are sprawling, multi-generational, and suited for life in the tropics, with everyone taking on different tasks such as raising children and supporting community needs. Every community has many families, and they are led by elders, usually religious leaders, who in turn select the thane to lead the nation.

The craftsfolk that are most important are the mound-builders, but furriers, sailors, and trappers are also major players, as well as the religious folk who are usually found as leaders of families and communities.