Dwarvish merchant, currently residing in Ty Farzan. Well known for being a constant tinkerer. Brother of Borid. Allergic to blue ichor.

In one of the larger tents, you discover a trading post. Eregrun, the Dwarvish owner, has a long, silver beard and a warm face that crinkles when he smiles. - The Hive (GS-ADV3)

With a mind for mechanics, Eregrun is credited as one of the first (other than Gulpax) to have successfully created Constructs.

Eregrun's smile is warm and welcoming. However, past mining accidents still seem to haunt his memories.

It is clear that Eregrun does not approve of his brother's business practices. At one time, he had worked the mines with Borid, but since has left to start his own business. The combination of overmining and use of Mal'kanor laborers did not sit well with Eregrun.

Eregrun reveals his service to a deity when a fiend is released from a trap outside his tent;

“One day, Kethra, I’ll find a better way to trap these fiends for you.” - Eregrun - The Hive (GS-ADV3)

He proves to be quick and light footed when in battle. - Arcazion Pit (GS-ADV7)

Eregrun introduces himself as the owner of a trading post in Ty Farzan, and shares his brother Borid is in charge of the western mines, exploiting the Mal'kanor that have been rejected by the Insectoids for labor.

You may discover Eregrun working in a nearby roundhouse. He is currently attempting to get Alpha-Zero fully functional again. What he is doing could use another set of hands.

• Help Eregrun repair Alpha-Zero.
  • Fully restore Alpha-Zero.
  • You are too late. Eregrun will continue his work later.
• See what you can find while the Dwarves are distracted by the mine fires.
  • You find something of value.
  • You are caught and attacked by the Dwarves who drive you out of Lorkheim.

Had you visited the Bugbear encampment earlier, you may have been accepted as one of their own. This does not sit well with the Dwarves. They consider you a traitor and untrusted. Eregrun urges you to help him.

• Help Eregrun fix Alpha-Zero.
• Draw your weapon on Eregrun and make him use his wrench as a weapon.

Certain decisions made in previous locations may cause Eregrun to be a part of the Battle of the Arcazion Pit.

Many combatants believe they saw Eregrun lose he life in the Arcazion Pit. However, there are still stories that state otherwise.

Some historians claim that Eregrun was instrumental in the rebuilding of Lorkheim. Using Constructs of his own design, the Dwarves were able to rebuild the village quicker than imagined possible.