Alrik Ranulfsson

Chaos Dwarf Champion

Chaos Dwarf Crew

Chaos Dwarf Hero

Chaos Dwarf Lord

Chaos Dwarf Sorcerer

Chaos Dwarf Sorcerer Lord

Chaos Dwarf Warrior

Crossbowman (Dwarfs)

Daemon Slayer

Doomseeker

Dragon Slayer

Dwarf

Dwarf Champion

Dwarf Crew

Dwarf Lord

Dwarf Warrior

Engineer

Garagrim Ironfist

Gate Keeper

Giant Slayer

Gotrek

Greatbeard

Hammerer

Ironbeard

Ironbreaker

Kraggi

Long Drong

Longbeard

Miner

Prospector

Ranger

Runelord

Runesmith

Slayer Pirate (Long Drong's Slayer Pirates)

Thane

Thorek Ironbrow

Thorgrim Grudgebearer

Thunderer

Troll Slayer

Ungrim Ironfist

Veteran

Veteran (Ranger)

Veteran (Thunderer)

Ravening Hordes

Ravening Hordes Page 32 Reference

Warhammer Chronicles 2004

Warhammer Chronicles 2004 Page 59 (Dogs of War)

The rules found below and in this index are for the Dwarf Army Book released in 2000. The rules for the 2005 release, see Warhammer Fantasy: 7th Edition Online Rules Index. 

Dwarfs

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Chaos Dwarfs

Dogs of War

Regiments of Renown

Dwarfs (including Chaos Dwarfs) flee and pursue 2D6-1" Instead of the normal 2D6".

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Many troops in the Warhammer game have unique and unusual abilities and skills. These range from supernatural abilities, such as the regenerative powers of Trolls and the fiery breath of Dragons, to the natural protection gained by Lizardmen from their scaly hides. In the game these abilities and special skills are represented by special rules. Any creature may have one or more special rules and, unless otherwise mentioned, the effects from special rules are cumulative. The following list is by no means exhaustive, but it does detail the most common special rules and should serve as a good reference source.

Special Rules

Warhammer Fantasy: 6th Edition

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