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[theflyingzamboni]

I'd put coin on the dwarf because if both of their elbows must touch the table while arm-wrestling, then the qunari, with the longer arm, is going to have to loosen the slack. The dwarf would have more of an upper arm advantage in this scenario.

Depends on how the Qunari compensates on the length imbalance in their forearms. If the Qunari does that by keeping their elbow in line with their body and extending their forearm further, than the Dwarf has the advantage because the Qunari can't put full force behind their hand. If they compensate length by setting their elbow wider, it would be pretty much physically impossible for the Dwarf to win without lifting their elbow.

[I present Chuck Bass]

Dwarf, if he is drunk enough.

[leaguer of one]

Dwarf, if he is drunk enough.

Do you know how much a qunari can drink?

[I present Chuck Bass]

Do you know how much a qunari can drink?

A lot, but not as much as a dwarf.

[leaguer of one]

A lot, but not as much as a dwarf.

Quari drink spirits the burn the throat in loads. And they are naturally poison resistant.

[vertigomez]

Or even more alternatively, both the Dwarf and Qunari are secretly con-men and the arm wrestling contest is merely a distraction to allow their other accomplices to steal a huge amount of cash from the upstairs safe. As a result, regardless of who loses the match, both of them win in the end.
 

Why do I feel like this is exactly what happens when we leave Varric and Bull alone in Skyhold?

[Jedi Master of Orion]

Qunari. They are stronger.

[teh DRUMPf!!]

 Dwarf.

 

The qunari would lose a ton of leverage bringing the arm down to the dwarfs' level, while the latter is not similarly disadvantaged.

 

In arm-wrestling, leverage can trump brute strength in a very big way.