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'''Grudge Throwers''' are [[Dwarf|Dwarven]] stone throwing catapults, originally used to control the paths to the [[Karak]]s, Dwarven strongholds.
 
  
The name "Grudge Thrower" derives from the [[War of the Beard]], where - furious at the Elven "betrayal - grudges" were carved upon the rocks by Dwarfs, before launching them towards their enemies.
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'''Grudge Throwers''', also known as Stone Throwers are [[Dwarf]] stone throwing catapults, originally used to control the paths to the [[Karak]]s, Dwarven strongholds. {{Fn|3a}}
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The name "Grudge Thrower" derives from the [[War of the Beard]], where - furious at the Elven "betrayal - grudges" were carved upon the rocks by Dwarfs, before launching them towards their enemies. {{Fn|3a}}{{Fn|4}}
  
 
This worked very well, and so the practice was kept in later wars against the [[Greenskin]]s, [[Chaos]], [[Undead]] and other enemies of the Dwarfs. In "younger" times grudge throwers - like all Dwarven war machines - were constructed without using wood, due to the Dwarfs' belief that wood was not a trustworthy material for any handicraft (especially not for crafting weaponry).
 
This worked very well, and so the practice was kept in later wars against the [[Greenskin]]s, [[Chaos]], [[Undead]] and other enemies of the Dwarfs. In "younger" times grudge throwers - like all Dwarven war machines - were constructed without using wood, due to the Dwarfs' belief that wood was not a trustworthy material for any handicraft (especially not for crafting weaponry).
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==Weapons and Equipment==
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* '''3rd Edition''': 3 crew, each with Hand Weapon. May have Light or Heavy Armour.{{Fn|2b}}
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* '''3rd Edition''': '''[[Goblobber]]:''' 3 crew, each with Hand Weapon. May have Light or Heavy Armour. May have Goblin as ammunitions. {{Fn|2a}}
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* '''6th Edition:''' 3 crew, each with Hand Weapon, Light Armour. {{Fn|1a}}
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* '''W:TOW:''' 3 Crew, each with Hand Weapon, Light Armour. May take Engineer Runes.{{Fn|4}}
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==Miniatures==
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<center><gallery>
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File:Dwarf Stone Thrower M01.jpg|Stone Thrower
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File:Goblobber M01.jpg|Goblobber
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Image:Grollschleuder.JPG|Grudge Thrower
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File:Grudge Thrower M01.jpg
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</gallery></center>
  
 
==Sources==
 
==Sources==
* [[Warhammer Armies: Dwarfs (Revised 6th Edition)]], {{Cite This}}
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* {{Endn|1}}: [[Warhammer Armies: Dwarfs (6th Edition)]]
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** {{Endn|1a}}: Forces of the Dwarfs, pg. 31
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* {{Endn|2}}: [[Warhammer Armies (3rd Edition)]]
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** {{Endn|2a}}:War Machines, pg. 17
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** {{Endn|2b}}: Dwarfs, pg. 107
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* {{Endn|3}}: [[White Dwarf 313 (UK)]]
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** {{Endn|3a}}: New Releases, pg. 6
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* {{Endn|4}}: [[Forces of Fantasy (TOW)]]: War Machines, pg. 30
  
 
[[Category:Dwarfs]]
 
[[Category:Dwarfs]]
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[[Category:Dwarf units]]
 
[[Category:War machines]]
 
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{{Dwarfs}}

Latest revision as of 08:08, 18 March 2024

Stone Thrower

Grudge Throwers, also known as Stone Throwers are Dwarf stone throwing catapults, originally used to control the paths to the Karaks, Dwarven strongholds. [3a]

The name "Grudge Thrower" derives from the War of the Beard, where - furious at the Elven "betrayal - grudges" were carved upon the rocks by Dwarfs, before launching them towards their enemies. [3a][4]

This worked very well, and so the practice was kept in later wars against the Greenskins, Chaos, Undead and other enemies of the Dwarfs. In "younger" times grudge throwers - like all Dwarven war machines - were constructed without using wood, due to the Dwarfs' belief that wood was not a trustworthy material for any handicraft (especially not for crafting weaponry).

Weapons and Equipment

  • 3rd Edition: 3 crew, each with Hand Weapon. May have Light or Heavy Armour.[2b]
  • 3rd Edition: Goblobber: 3 crew, each with Hand Weapon. May have Light or Heavy Armour. May have Goblin as ammunitions. [2a]
  • 6th Edition: 3 crew, each with Hand Weapon, Light Armour. [1a]
  • W:TOW: 3 Crew, each with Hand Weapon, Light Armour. May take Engineer Runes.[4]

Miniatures

Sources

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