Your Constitution or Strength score increases by 1. Your Intelligence or Wisdom score increases by 1.

Dwarves mature at the same rate as humans, but they’re considered young until they reach the age of 35. On average, they live about 180 years.

Most Aasivat are lawful good, believing firmly in the benefits of a well-ordered and pious society. 

Aasivat stand between 4 and 5 feet tall and average about 150 pounds. Your size is Medium.

You can choose between taking a feat or a subclass feature when ever you level up and would gain either of them. You can only gain subclass features one tier higher than your current level (if you are level 7 and already have two subclass features and no feats, you cannot take the third subclass feature if the last subclass feature you took has a higher level requirement than your current level.) You can take subclass features out of order if you meet the necessary level requirement and you can take subclass features that are higher level, but you can only take the lowest level subclass feature that is higher than your current level (you cannot take the level 14 wizard subclass feature if you haven't taken the level 10 feature and are level 8. You can take the level 14 wizard subclass feature without taking the level 10 one if you are level 10 or higher). 

Velvet Devotion: You gain permanent dark vision which is now extended to 120ft. You can see color in total darkness, you can see through magical darkness as if it were normal darkness if you or a friendly creature casted the spell, and gain 10 ft. of magical dark vision when in magical darkness that is not your own. You can reduce your exhaustion level by one once per 24 hours while standing in complete darkness. You gain advantage on saving throws against magical effects while in total darkness, but have disadvantage against spells and attacks that incur dexterity saving throws while you are in bright light. At 1st level, you can cast Darkness once per moon cycle, resetting every new moon, or the first of every month; You can cast magical darkness one more time per moon cycle every 3rd level (the next would be 4th level, then 7th). You gain the ability to negate the effects and damage of any necrotic attack or spell once per 24 hours, resetting at midnight. Your movement speed increases to 40 ft while in total darkness, and you can take the hide action for free once per turn. Your movement speed is reduced to 25 ft. while in bright light and you cannot take the disengage or hide actions at all.  You eat half as much food and drink half as much water while in darkness. You gain advantage on melee and spell attacks when you attack a creature from the darkness once per combat encounter or until you successfully hide. You cannot gain advantage on the same creature in this way more than once. If you already have advantage when making this attack, you gain double advantage and can reroll any 1's when dealing damage. Gain one level of proficiency in stealth or acrobatics.

Aavarsane Devotion: You have a burrowing speed of 15 ft. You gain 10 ft. of tremor sense while underground. You can only stay underground for 18 seconds without penalty. If you stay underground continuously for any longer, you take 1d8 bludgeoning damage at the start of your turn, increasing by 1d8 every turn. You cannot burrow again after taking the burrow action for 60 seconds. You gain expertise in any two tools or kits in addition to the normal proficiency's you gain. You can craft any tool or kit you have seen before out of Aavarsene or common metals if you are given 24 hours of unbroken rest. You can craft any piece of equipment, armor, or weapon you are proficient in out of Aavarsene, common metals, or any of Thall's magical minerals (Chaotite, Thallitimum, Farseer, Bhalidris, Ordroclase, Hronitith) if given 24 hours of unbroken rest. Each mineral instills different effects into the equipment and the equipment is treated as magical except when made of common metals. This feature only becomes available at level 3. At 7th level, all equipment you make in this way is +2. At 14th level, all equipment you make in this way is +3. At 20th level, each of these pieces of equipment when made are +3, unbreakable, cannot be stolen as they can be summoned to the crafter from anywhere in the world, and gain one additional magical effect at the DM's discretion. You have -1 to AC when wearing any equipment you have not made for yourself. You have -1 to attack and damage rolls made with a weapon when not using a weapon you yourself have crafted. Your movement speed is reduced to 25 ft. when you are not underground, in the mountains, or in a forest. You have disadvantage on all dexterity saving throws when you are not underground, in the mountains, or in a forest. You gain the ability to sense any treasure chest that is not magically hidden within 120 ft, but you must actively choose to sense for the treasure chest. You gain the ability to smell the presence of any Aavarsene within one mile of your location if underground, which is reduced to 120 ft. if not underground. You gain one level of proficiency with any wisdom of charisma skill of your choice; this can be used to gain expertise if you choose. 

Your base walking speed is 30 feet. Your speed is not reduced by wearing heavy armor.

You have superior vision in dark and dim conditions after praying to the Goddess of Darkness, Velvet. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light after performing a successful DC10 Religion check. This effect lasts until your next long or short rest. . You can’t discern color in darkness, only shades of gray. 

You have advantage on saving throws against poison, and you have resistance against poison damage (explained in the “Combat” section). You can pray to Velvet once per 24 hours to gain resistance to one necrotic effect or instance of damage. You can additionally gain resistance to one bludgeoning effect or instance of damage by praying to Aavarsane once for 24 hours. You can only pray to one god and gain their boon once per day.

You gain one level higher of proficiency when inquiring about religions native to your region, the Goddess Velvet, or the God Aavarsane

You gain proficiency with the artisan’s tools of your choice: smith’s tools, brewer’s supplies, or mason’s tools. Additionally, you gain advantage on any check when using tools made of Aavarsene. 

You can speak, read, and write Common, Protodwarf, and Dwarvish. Dwarvish is full of hard consonants and guttural sounds, and those characteristics spill over into whatever other language a dwarf might speak. Additionally you can understand Draconic but are unable to speak it.