Oath & Honour: Dwarf Designers’ Notes

THE SHORT VERSION

Nick Kyme interviews Gav Thorpe about a Dwarf book that preserves the race’s established image while widening its playing styles. Oathstones, improved Ranger options and the Anvil help a slow army dictate more of the battle without gaining uncharacteristic cavalry or monsters. Engineers and revised artillery reinforce its traditional strengths, while a fuller bestiary, history and guild background deepen the book itself. Aly Morrison’s reflections on earlier sculpts place the new plastic range within the Dwarfs’ evolving visual identity.

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Find this article in White Dwarf 313, pp. 20–27.

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