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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">D</span>warves~~ have many laws and rules of conduct for battle, mostly brought on by their deity [[Vorax]]. Those inclined toward battle, which at times seems to be the entire race, spend countless hours in training, trying to become one with their weapon of choice. They also spend a large amount of time learning every other aspect of combat.		Dwarves have many laws and rules of conduct for battle, mostly brought on by their deity [[Vorax]]. Those inclined toward battle, which at times seems to be the entire race, spend countless hours in training, trying to become one with their weapon of choice. They also spend a large amount of time learning every other aspect of combat.

	When staging an attack, dwarven offense takes a simple yet smart approach: cripple them by using [[strength]], show the might of your troops until your enemy asks for mercy, and never stop, not even if [[death]]'s grip is upon you.		When staging an attack, dwarven offense takes a simple yet smart approach: cripple them by using [[strength]], show the might of your troops until your enemy asks for mercy, and never stop, not even if [[death]]'s grip is upon you.