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 **Clan Soldorak**
+The wealthy gold and platinum mines in Clan Soldorak's territory have given them great wealth, but this populous hold values of independence and cunning. They are quick to challenge the status quo, and encourage their dwarves to forge their own paths and achieve everything they can. They have some of the largest investments and holdings in the Realm Below, and they have explored the power of the Daeklyr symbionts. Instead of using the strange items to seek knowledge like Narathun, the Soldorak use them to increase their power; many dwarves of this clan have made warlock pacts with aberrant forces. They maintain this is a safe practice; they can tap into Xoriat's power without serving them, but not every clan sees it that way.
+**Clan Soranath**
+Despite being one of the smallest clans, the dwarves of Soranathhold are some of the finest craftsdwarves, smiths, and artisans in the entirety of Khorvaire. They work closely with House Cannith and the Arcane Congress in research and production of powerful magical items. To a Soranath, a job well done is more satisfying than any luxury, and the care they put into their work displays that well. They also prize innovation, and constantly seek to refine and improve upon their techniques. Since Soranathhold is rich in Eberron dragonshard deposits, they are less dependent on House Tharashk to import magical reagents, but they lack the strength of arms to venture into Khyber themselves. They are very interested in the riches buried in the Realm Below, but need others to seek them.
+**Clans Toldorath and Tordannon**
+Like Lanarak and Londurak, the mythical founders of these clans were siblings, but these two always got along. To this day, the clans are tightly knit, working well together to support and protect each other. They even share a capital city (Frosthaven) placed right in-between the holds' lands. While there are some copper and iron mines in the holds, the true strength of these clans lie in their herds of livestock and talents with healing. Even though the finest healers on the continent are now the halflings of House Jorasco, even they rely heavily on the medicinal herbs gathered by Toldorath and Tordannon. Both clans value loyalty, empathy, and generosity, and are always willing to help a friend in need. Consequently, they have the strongest relationship with the Jhorash'tar Orcs; (some legends say that the orcs taught them the healing arts) the Frosthaven clans have been advocating for the orcs to be given their own territory within the Mror Holds, and even a seat on the Iron Council. Tordannon suffered grevious losses in the War Below and have sealed off their deep passages, while Toldorath have started to become curious of the riches buried in Sol Udar, and are keen to delve deeper.
+**House Kundarak**
+Because of the dragonmarked houses' status as apolitical entities, House Kundarak is technically forbidden from becoming an official Clan, and may not have a seat on the Iron Council. Unlike the other houses, though House Kundarak maintains control of their ancestral territory in the Holds. While the House of Warding usually keeps out of the quabbles and infighting between the Clans and the War Below, they are willing to advise on some matters, and assist with the clans' efforts. They built connections between House Deneith and Clan Droranath to hire mercenaries, House Jorasco and the Frosthaven clans to gather herbs and medicines, and also assisted in building up the defenses of the other clans against attacks from the Daeklyr minions. They are not themselves interested in venturing to the Realm Below, but instead fortified all entrances to Khyber under Kundarakhold; the last thing they need is Daeklyr having a back door straight into their seat of power.