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[Fantasy] On the natural magic resistance of dwarves.

How do you explain the common dwarf's natural resistance to magic? 

Is it the very stone that the first dwarves were carved from their respective deity that bestowed the resistance to magic on them, passed down to their breaded descendants? Can they use magic despite the magic resistance?
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> breaded descendants

I prefer batter-fried dwarves, honestly.

You could explain the magic resistance a few ways:

- The dwarven deity provides magic resistance.

- Dwarves create enchanted armor and wear some all the time.

- Magical beings are magic-resistant. Dwarves are magical beings and stubborn jerks besides. 

- Magic tends to flow into the ground. Dwarves, being closer to the ground, aren't able to stay enchanted as long as other races.

- They're drunk.