Editing Book of Grudges (section)

== Age of Sigmar ==
Grudges are carried over into all of the Age of Sigmar Duardin factions, though this element is generally downplayed compared to fantasy.

Back when the Dispossessed had their own army rules and weren't just part of Cities of Sigmar soup, they had game mechanics based around assigning Grudges to their opponents similar to the old Ancestral Grudge rule from Fantasy.

The [[Kharadron Overlords]] still use grudges, although they see it as an antiquated system and only Barak-Thryng, the most conservative of the Skyports, still makes heavy use of it. Those pursuing a grudge are given the Rune of Mark, which gives the bearer special exemptions from the Kharadron Code, and great rewards are given to the skyfarers who slay the foe whose name is written on it. At the centre of Barak-Thryng is the Grudgehall, where every offence against the city is written down on a rune-slate and put into a library that covers an entire district. The warriors of Barak-Thyring often take these rune-slates into battle to remind themselves of the most grievous insults their enemies have delivered to them. The book "The Arkanaut's Oath" also mentions a Kharadron Book of Grudges called the Skarenoffri Damakronn.

[[Fyreslayers]] are also known to hold grudges, which are recorded alongside the rest of the Lodge's lore by the Battlesmiths. The Gelvagd Lodge of Azyr in particular are infamous for their grudge-bearing, and hold a practice of chiseling their grudges onto metal tablets which they melt down once the grudge is settled.