My Skill Bar is Full of Monster Skills

As the Griffin swiftly descended into the canyon, the Ironfoot Legion warriors resting inside the canyon rose and formed their ranks.

Jumping off the Griffin, Raine immediately noticed that each dwarf warrior of the Ironfoot Legion had a sturdy build, with broad shoulders and thick arms, resembling solid stone pillars.

Except for their faces, their entire bodies were wrapped in iron-gray heavy armor forged from refined steel, and the only exposed faces showed a bronze color due to frequent sun exposure, seemingly a result of daily hard training.

Their iconic beards had been trimmed slightly and woven with several small steel buckles and iron rings for ease during combat.

What impressed Raine the most was that the style of heavy armor on each dwarf warrior of the Ironfoot Legion was completely uniform.

Unlike the warriors of the Adventurer Squad, where even within the same squad, the combat professionals’ armor shape and style were almost never the same.

The dwarf warriors of the Ironfoot Legion before him gave the impression of being molded from the same cast, and this uniform sense of pressure was akin to facing an Extraordinary Giant Beast.

Additionally, Raine noticed that compared to the armor style of the Human Kingdom, the dwarf’s armor, whether shoulder guard or helmet, was thicker and had more defined edges. Most of the weapons they held were combinations of ’V’-shaped steel shields and refined steel long spears.

Of course, not entirely.

The officers among the dwarves leaned more toward single-handed warhammers.

This was because the stronger the individual, the better they could utilize the blunt damage of a warhammer.

"(Dwarven Language) Everyone assemble!" shouted one of Centurion Krom’s lieutenants.