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1d4chan>Bear Eater: /* Age of Sigmar */

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	The preview for the new 3rd edition explains that he is back to help Sigmar create the new Thunderstrike armor the Stormcast will be wearing. It apparently has a stronger connection to the realm of Azyr and thus should hopefully allow them to return to Azyr upon their deaths despite the Storms of Chaos Be'lakor has gone and unleashed on the realms. Only time will tell!		The preview for the new 3rd edition explains that he is back to help Sigmar create the new Thunderstrike armor the Stormcast will be wearing. It apparently has a stronger connection to the realm of Azyr and thus should hopefully allow them to return to Azyr upon their deaths despite the Storms of Chaos Be'lakor has gone and unleashed on the realms. Only time will tell!

	For what it's worth, the [[Kharadron Overlords]] update article in [[White Dwarf]] #465 states the Grungni has returned and this has led to a major shakeup in Kharadron society - Grungni wants to reconcile, but accepts that he must wait for them to come to him first, and the Kharadrons are largely hesitant to do so. ~~His potential return is also mentioned~~ in ~~the [[Gotrek]] novel "Gitslayer"~~.		For what it's worth, the [[Kharadron Overlords]] update article in [[White Dwarf]] #465 states the Grungni has returned and this has led to a major shakeup in Kharadron society - Grungni wants to reconcile, but accepts that he must wait for them to come to him first, and the Kharadrons are largely hesitant to do so. Like a neglectful father figure trying desperately to reconnect years later with his disparate and disillusioned children, it definitely looks to be an uphill battle in that regard.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:D145:6D8F:F393:33EC at 11:43, 7 May 2023

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	He returned in [[Warhammer: Age of Sigmar\|Age of Sigmar]] alongside Grimnir, being found chained to a mountain. He was recruited into [[Sigmar\|Sigmar's]] pantheon of Order, and helped in the creation of the Stormcast. Other than sending a group to recover the Eight Lamentations (a series of deadly weapons), he hasnt really been doing much, probably on account of grumbling about how every piece of equipment issued is barely adequate and far too shoddy.		He returned in [[Warhammer: Age of Sigmar\|Age of Sigmar]] alongside Grimnir, being found chained to a mountain. He was recruited into [[Sigmar\|Sigmar's]] pantheon of Order, and helped in the creation of the Stormcast. Other than sending a group to recover the Eight Lamentations (a series of deadly weapons), he hasnt really been doing much, probably on account of grumbling about how every piece of equipment issued is barely adequate and far too shoddy.

	In recent lore he has been revealed to have been on a self imposed exile in shame, after Chaos left his dwarves without a home, many either dead or joined chaos as members of the Iron Golems or the Legions of Azgorh, but recently he has resurfaced doing two major things, one is selecting a DnD style party to help him recover the eight lamentations, chaos weapons that can cause absolute destruction, created by.....you guessed it Khorne himself, also it is made out of the body parts of Khaine (except his heart, Morathi has it), and the second thing he has been up to is still a secret but all hints point to a third dwarven faction that will "reunite the dispossessed dwarves" A.K.A a more "traditional" dwarf faction that, much like the Lumineth Realm-Lords, will replicate the Dwarven Realms of the Old World, so Fantasy Dwarves fans rejoice, while Cities of Sigmar fans, be afraid, as this usually is followed by Nuking the factions Fantasy models form the Cities of Sigmar lineup (see High elves when the Lumineth were released), this has already been foreshadowed as Grungni has explicitly said that he will reunite the dispossessed.		In recent lore he has been revealed to have been on a self imposed exile in shame, after Chaos left his dwarves without a home, many either dead or joined chaos as members of the Iron Golems or the Legions of Azgorh, but recently he has resurfaced doing two major things, one is selecting a DnD style party to help him recover the eight lamentations, chaos weapons that can cause absolute destruction, created by.....you guessed it Khorne himself, also it is made out of the body parts of Khaine (except his heart, Morathi has it), and the second thing he has been up to is still a secret but all hints point to a third dwarven faction that will "reunite the dispossessed dwarves" A.K.A a more "traditional" dwarf faction that, much like the Lumineth Realm-Lords, will replicate the Dwarven Realms of the Old World, so Fantasy Dwarves fans rejoice, while Cities of Sigmar fans, be afraid, as this usually is followed by Nuking the factions Fantasy models form the Cities of Sigmar lineup (see High elves when the Lumineth were released), this has already been foreshadowed as Grungni has explicitly said that he will reunite the dispossessed.

	He may or may not have made an appearance in Broken Realms: Be'lakor as just as the first Chaos Prince is about to attack the Khadron Overlord airship fleet he abruptly backs off when he senses divine power apparently radiating from one of the Duardin troops, though it's still unclear if this was an avatar of Grungni or the White Dwarf.		He may or may not have made an appearance in Broken Realms: Be'lakor as just as the first Chaos Prince is about to attack the Khadron Overlord airship fleet he abruptly backs off when he senses divine power apparently radiating from one of the Duardin troops, though it's still unclear if this was an avatar of Grungni or the White Dwarf.

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	==Warhammer Fantasy==		==Warhammer Fantasy==
	Grungni was born as one of the first three dwarfs alongside [[Grimnir]] and [[Valaya]]. He was the father of the entire Dwarf race, and was the one who taught them how to use and shape the metal in the earth.		Grungni was born as one of the first three dwarfs alongside [[Grimnir]] and [[Valaya]]. He was the father of the entire Dwarf race, and was the one who taught them how to use and shape the metal in the earth. In general he's more chill than his bro, but that's not saying much.

	==Age of Sigmar==		==Age of Sigmar==

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Added what little knowledge I have on the subject from a recent visit to my FLGS.

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Added what little knowledge I have on the subject from a recent visit to my FLGS.

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	The preview for the new 3rd edition explains that he is back to help Sigmar create the new Thunderstrike armor the Stormcast will be wearing. It apparently has a stronger connection to the realm of Azyr and thus should hopefully allow them to return to Azyr upon their deaths despite the Storms of Chaos Be'lakor has gone and unleashed on the realms. Only time will tell!		The preview for the new 3rd edition explains that he is back to help Sigmar create the new Thunderstrike armor the Stormcast will be wearing. It apparently has a stronger connection to the realm of Azyr and thus should hopefully allow them to return to Azyr upon their deaths despite the Storms of Chaos Be'lakor has gone and unleashed on the realms. Only time will tell!

			For what it's worth, the [[Kharadron Overlords]] update article in [[White Dwarf]] #465 states the Grungni has returned and this has led to a major shakeup in Kharadron society - Grungni wants to reconcile, but accepts that he must wait for them to come to him first, and the Kharadrons are largely hesitant to do so. His potential return is also mentioned in the [[Gotrek]] novel "Gitslayer".

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	He returned in [[Warhammer: Age of Sigmar\|Age of Sigmar]] alongside Grimnir, being found chained to a mountain. He was recruited into [[Sigmar\|Sigmar's]] pantheon of Order, and helped in the creation of the Stormcast. Other than sending a group to recover the Eight Lamentations (a series of deadly weapons), he hasnt really been doing much, probably on account of grumbling about how every piece of equipment issued is barely adequate and far too shoddy.		He returned in [[Warhammer: Age of Sigmar\|Age of Sigmar]] alongside Grimnir, being found chained to a mountain. He was recruited into [[Sigmar\|Sigmar's]] pantheon of Order, and helped in the creation of the Stormcast. Other than sending a group to recover the Eight Lamentations (a series of deadly weapons), he hasnt really been doing much, probably on account of grumbling about how every piece of equipment issued is barely adequate and far too shoddy.

	In recent lore he has been revealed to have been on a self imposed exile in shame, after Chaos left his dwarves without a home, many either dead or joined chaos as members of the Iron Golems or the Legions of Azgorh, but recently he has resurfaced doing two ~~mayor thing~~, one is selecting a DnD style party to help him recover the eight lamentations, chaos weapons that can cause absolute destruction, created by.....you guessed it Khorne himself, also it is made out of the body parts of Khaine (except his heart, Morathi has it), and the second thing he has been up to is still a secret but all hints point to a third dwarven faction that will "reunite the dispossessed dwarves" A.K.A a more "traditional" dwarf faction that, much like the Lumineth Realm-Lords, will replicate the Dwarven Realms of the Old World, so Fantasy Dwarves fans rejoice, while Cities of Sigmar fans, be afraid, as this usually is followed by Nuking the factions Fantasy models form the Cities of Sigmar lineup (see High elves when the Lumineth were released), this has already been foreshadowed as Grungni has explicitly said that he will reunite the dispossessed.		In recent lore he has been revealed to have been on a self imposed exile in shame, after Chaos left his dwarves without a home, many either dead or joined chaos as members of the Iron Golems or the Legions of Azgorh, but recently he has resurfaced doing two major things, one is selecting a DnD style party to help him recover the eight lamentations, chaos weapons that can cause absolute destruction, created by.....you guessed it Khorne himself, also it is made out of the body parts of Khaine (except his heart, Morathi has it), and the second thing he has been up to is still a secret but all hints point to a third dwarven faction that will "reunite the dispossessed dwarves" A.K.A a more "traditional" dwarf faction that, much like the Lumineth Realm-Lords, will replicate the Dwarven Realms of the Old World, so Fantasy Dwarves fans rejoice, while Cities of Sigmar fans, be afraid, as this usually is followed by Nuking the factions Fantasy models form the Cities of Sigmar lineup (see High elves when the Lumineth were released), this has already been foreshadowed as Grungni has explicitly said that he will reunite the dispossessed.

	He may or may not have made an appearance in Broken Realms: Be'lakor as just as the first Chaos Prince is about to attack the Khadron Overlord airship fleet he abruptly backs off when he senses divine power apparently radiating from one of the Duardin troops, though it's still unclear if this was an avatar of Grungni or the White Dwarf.		He may or may not have made an appearance in Broken Realms: Be'lakor as just as the first Chaos Prince is about to attack the Khadron Overlord airship fleet he abruptly backs off when he senses divine power apparently radiating from one of the Duardin troops, though it's still unclear if this was an avatar of Grungni or the White Dwarf.

1d4chan>Zrayz10: /* Age of Sigmar */

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Age of Sigmar

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	He may or may not have made an appearance in Broken Realms: Be'lakor as just as the first Chaos Prince is about to attack the Khadron Overlord airship fleet he abruptly backs off when he senses divine power apparently radiating from one of the Duardin troops, though it's still unclear if this was an avatar of Grungni or the White Dwarf.		He may or may not have made an appearance in Broken Realms: Be'lakor as just as the first Chaos Prince is about to attack the Khadron Overlord airship fleet he abruptly backs off when he senses divine power apparently radiating from one of the Duardin troops, though it's still unclear if this was an avatar of Grungni or the White Dwarf.

	Grugni definitely appears in the final book of the Broken Realms series, Broken Realms: Kragnos. Arriving in the throne room of the Ghurish city of ~~Vindicarum~~ after the battle for it is over he stops the bickering of the Celestant Prime and Morathi. Grungni points out that while Morathi's actions throughout the saga were dickish, if she hadn't ascended to godhood then Kragnos and his forces would have obliterated ~~Vindicarum~~ so they should give her a pass for her earlier actions and just move on to focus on the threats of Chaos and the newly galvanized forces of destruction.		Grugni definitely appears in the final book of the Broken Realms series, Broken Realms: Kragnos. Arriving in the throne room of the Ghurish city of Excelsis after the battle for it is over he stops the bickering of the Celestant Prime and Morathi. Grungni points out that while Morathi's actions throughout the saga were dickish, if she hadn't ascended to godhood then Kragnos and his forces would have obliterated Excelsis so they should give her a pass for her earlier actions and just move on to focus on the threats of Chaos and the newly galvanized forces of destruction.

	The preview for the new 3rd edition explains that he is back to help Sigmar create the new Thunderstrike armor the Stormcast will be wearing. It apparently has a stronger connection to the realm of Azyr and thus should hopefully allow them to return to Azyr upon their deaths despite the Storms of Chaos Be'lakor has gone and unleashed on the realms. Only time will tell!		The preview for the new 3rd edition explains that he is back to help Sigmar create the new Thunderstrike armor the Stormcast will be wearing. It apparently has a stronger connection to the realm of Azyr and thus should hopefully allow them to return to Azyr upon their deaths despite the Storms of Chaos Be'lakor has gone and unleashed on the realms. Only time will tell!

1d4chan>Zrayz10: /* Age of Sigmar */

2021-06-05T14:17:12Z

Age of Sigmar

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	He may or may not have made an appearance in Broken Realms: Be'lakor as just as the first Chaos Prince is about to attack the Khadron Overlord airship fleet he abruptly backs off when he senses divine power apparently radiating from one of the Duardin troops, though it's still unclear if this was an avatar of Grungni or the White Dwarf.		He may or may not have made an appearance in Broken Realms: Be'lakor as just as the first Chaos Prince is about to attack the Khadron Overlord airship fleet he abruptly backs off when he senses divine power apparently radiating from one of the Duardin troops, though it's still unclear if this was an avatar of Grungni or the White Dwarf.

	Grugni definitely appears in the final book of the Broken Realms series, Broken Realms: Kragnos. Arriving in the throne room of the Ghurish city of Vindicarum after the battle for it is over he stops the bickering of the Celestant Prime and Morathi. Grungni that while Morathi's actions throughout the saga were dickish if she hadn't ascended to godhood then Kragnos and his forces would have obliterated Vindicarum so they should give her a pass for her earlier actions and just move on to focus on the threats of Chaos and the newly galvanized forces of destruction.		Grugni definitely appears in the final book of the Broken Realms series, Broken Realms: Kragnos. Arriving in the throne room of the Ghurish city of Vindicarum after the battle for it is over he stops the bickering of the Celestant Prime and Morathi. Grungni points out that while Morathi's actions throughout the saga were dickish, if she hadn't ascended to godhood then Kragnos and his forces would have obliterated Vindicarum so they should give her a pass for her earlier actions and just move on to focus on the threats of Chaos and the newly galvanized forces of destruction.

	The preview for the new 3rd edition explains that he is back to help Sigmar create the new Thunderstrike armor the Stormcast will be wearing. It apparently has a stronger connection to the realm of Azyr and thus should hopefully allow them to return to Azyr upon their deaths despite the Storms of Chaos Be'lakor has gone and unleashed on the realms. Only time will tell!		The preview for the new 3rd edition explains that he is back to help Sigmar create the new Thunderstrike armor the Stormcast will be wearing. It apparently has a stronger connection to the realm of Azyr and thus should hopefully allow them to return to Azyr upon their deaths despite the Storms of Chaos Be'lakor has gone and unleashed on the realms. Only time will tell!

1d4chan>Zrayz10: /* Age of Sigmar */ added info from Broken Realms: Kragnos

2021-06-05T14:16:30Z

Age of Sigmar: added info from Broken Realms: Kragnos

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	In recent lore he has been revealed to have been on a self imposed exile in shame, after Chaos left his dwarves without a home, many either dead or joined chaos as members of the Iron Golems or the Legions of Azgorh, but recently he has resurfaced doing two mayor thing, one is selecting a DnD style party to help him recover the eight lamentations, chaos weapons that can cause absolute destruction, created by.....you guessed it Khorne himself, also it is made out of the body parts of Khaine (except his heart, Morathi has it), and the second thing he has been up to is still a secret but all hints point to a third dwarven faction that will "reunite the dispossessed dwarves" A.K.A a more "traditional" dwarf faction that, much like the Lumineth Realm-Lords, will replicate the Dwarven Realms of the Old World, so Fantasy Dwarves fans rejoice, while Cities of Sigmar fans, be afraid, as this usually is followed by Nuking the factions Fantasy models form the Cities of Sigmar lineup (see High elves when the Lumineth were released), this has already been foreshadowed as Grungni has explicitly said that he will reunite the dispossessed.		In recent lore he has been revealed to have been on a self imposed exile in shame, after Chaos left his dwarves without a home, many either dead or joined chaos as members of the Iron Golems or the Legions of Azgorh, but recently he has resurfaced doing two mayor thing, one is selecting a DnD style party to help him recover the eight lamentations, chaos weapons that can cause absolute destruction, created by.....you guessed it Khorne himself, also it is made out of the body parts of Khaine (except his heart, Morathi has it), and the second thing he has been up to is still a secret but all hints point to a third dwarven faction that will "reunite the dispossessed dwarves" A.K.A a more "traditional" dwarf faction that, much like the Lumineth Realm-Lords, will replicate the Dwarven Realms of the Old World, so Fantasy Dwarves fans rejoice, while Cities of Sigmar fans, be afraid, as this usually is followed by Nuking the factions Fantasy models form the Cities of Sigmar lineup (see High elves when the Lumineth were released), this has already been foreshadowed as Grungni has explicitly said that he will reunite the dispossessed.

	He may or may not have made an appearance in Broken Realms: Be'lakor as just as the first Chaos Prince is about to attack the Khadron Overlord airship fleet he abruptly backs off when he senses divine power apparently radiating from one of the Duardin troops, though it's still unclear if this was an avatar of Grungni or the White Dwarf. ~~What is known~~ is that ~~according~~ to the preview for the new 3rd edition ~~of AOS~~ he ~~apparently came~~ back ~~and helped~~ Sigmar create the new Thunderstrike armor the Stormcast will be wearing. It apparently has a stronger connection to the realm of Azyr and thus should hopefully allow them to return to Azyr upon their deaths despite the Storms of Chaos Be'lakor has gone and unleashed on the realms. Only time will tell!		He may or may not have made an appearance in Broken Realms: Be'lakor as just as the first Chaos Prince is about to attack the Khadron Overlord airship fleet he abruptly backs off when he senses divine power apparently radiating from one of the Duardin troops, though it's still unclear if this was an avatar of Grungni or the White Dwarf.

			Grugni definitely appears in the final book of the Broken Realms series, Broken Realms: Kragnos. Arriving in the throne room of the Ghurish city of Vindicarum after the battle for it is over he stops the bickering of the Celestant Prime and Morathi. Grungni that while Morathi's actions throughout the saga were dickish if she hadn't ascended to godhood then Kragnos and his forces would have obliterated Vindicarum so they should give her a pass for her earlier actions and just move on to focus on the threats of Chaos and the newly galvanized forces of destruction.

			The preview for the new 3rd edition explains that he is back to help Sigmar create the new Thunderstrike armor the Stormcast will be wearing. It apparently has a stronger connection to the realm of Azyr and thus should hopefully allow them to return to Azyr upon their deaths despite the Storms of Chaos Be'lakor has gone and unleashed on the realms. Only time will tell!

	==See Also==		==See Also==