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Dwarves - a lot

Dwarves - a little

Dwarves - Never tried them

Gnomes - a lot

Gnomes - a little

Gnomes - Never tried them

Warlocks - a lot

Warlocks - a little

Warlocks - Never tried them

Orcs - a lot

Orcs - a little

Orcs - Never tried them

Kobolds - a lot

Kobolds - a little

Kobolds - Never tried them

[Meph]

And it fits well. When you started talking about the nature-loving side of gnomes first, I was sceptical, but I tried it out and it is pretty neat. I never got to the more complex machinery before dying though, so the animal-taming and talking was the biggest new addition that I have seen ingame.

I almost feel like you could add this to elves and have one of their major parts instantly done. Obviously in a greater scale, but same techniques.

[IndigoFenix]

To an extent.  But I think elves should be more tree focused.  I played around with an interaction once that would surround a target in trees to trap them or create a wall of trees for defense, but with the next version having a completely different tree system I didn't want to work too hard on it.  I wonder what will be possible once we start hacking the next version...

[Meph]

No idea ^^

Insta-growing giant trees with some kind of rope-ladders in between, for awesome ambushes of sneaky elves with bows in the treetops. That would be really neat.

Leaf-based clothing.

Treants/Ents. Living trees, maybe AoE spell that turns all nearby trees into units. Or a chance that any tree might turn into a treant/ent when an enemy steps near it, depending on your magic/druidism rating.

[Gamerlord]

I love Orcs and Dwarves, with Warlocks and Kobolds coming in second. Gnomes are just too... complex. I can't make sense of their machinery and animal system.