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	The '''Grudge of Drong''' is a 4th edition campaign for [[Warhammer Fantasy]] involving [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Dwarfs]] and [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elves]]. The campaigns of the edition were notoriously popular, and lead to a major boost in the playerbase of the game.		The '''Grudge of Drong''' is a 4th edition campaign for [[Warhammer Fantasy]] involving [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Dwarfs]] and [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elves]]. The campaigns of the edition were notoriously popular and lead to a major boost in the playerbase of the game.

	The campaign consists of four battles, with each affecting the details of the final battle. It was notable for being one of the last times Games Workshop included free punch-out paper scenery rather than advertising for preexisting overpriced sets.		The campaign consists of four battles, with each affecting the details of the final battle. It was notable for being one of the last times Games Workshop included free punch-out paper scenery rather than advertising for preexisting overpriced sets.

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	Drong, who's clan loyalty relied on his "free ale" socialist policy developed during the clan's impoverished days (based on the principle that when a Dwarf says "I'm going to have an ale" any of his brothers can say "So shall I!") was horrified.		Drong, who's clan loyalty relied on his "free ale" socialist policy developed during the clan's impoverished days (based on the principle that when a Dwarf says "I'm going to have an ale" any of his brothers can say "So shall I!") was horrified.
	After a few days of horrid sobriety and more than a few Fell Moods, Drong gathered his most loyal (and desperate) Dwarfs and sent them to return with Largs or not at all. They were lead by a mysterious Dwarf known only as Skag the Stealthy.		After a few days of horrid sobriety and more than a few Fell Moods, Drong gathered his most loyal (and desperate) Dwarfs and sent them to return with Largs or not at all. They were lead by a mysterious Dwarf known only as Skag the Stealthy.
	Eldroth's spies tipped Helgar off to the force's departure, but Helgar found that the warriors still loyal to her (mostly Slayers) refused to harm a Dwarf in search of ale.		Eldroth's spies tipped Helgar off to the force's departure, but Helgar found that the warriors still loyal to her (mostly Slayers) refused to harm a Dwarf in search of ale. She once again requested Eldroth's aid, and he dispatched one of his most trusted servants, an Elf known as Ardath the Vengeful (with a personality more Dawi than Asur), to aid her.
	She once again requested Eldroth's aid, and he dispatched one of his ~~mist~~ trusted servants, an Elf known as Ardath the Vengeful with a personality more Dawi than Asur, to aid her.

	Ardath's forces surrounded the Brewery, firing arrows from within and warded with magic. Skag's Thunderers alternated between peppering the right flank of the Elves with gunfire and keeping the Silver Helms at bay. Skag split his assault force in two, one large unit of Slayers followed by his Ironbreakers and sent them towards the front of the Brewery.		Ardath's forces surrounded the Brewery, firing arrows from within and warded with magic. Skag's Thunderers alternated between peppering the right flank of the Elves with gunfire and keeping the Silver Helms at bay. Skag split his assault force in two, one large unit of Slayers followed by his Ironbreakers and sent them towards the front of the Brewery. After the spells and arrows of the Elves, most of the Slayers lay dead while the Ironbreakers struggled to pass their mounds of corpses before falling to the same fate. Refusing to flee, the Hammerers pressed on in a last-ditch <strike>waddle</strike> charge. Ardath lead the Silver Helms to meet them, but suffered great casualties as Thunderers, Hammerers, and Quarrelers all focused on them.
	After the spells and arrows of the Elves, most of the Slayers lay dead while the Ironbreakers struggled to pass their mounds of corpses before falling to the same fate.
	Refusing to flee, the Hammerers pressed on in a last ditch <strike>waddle</strike> charge. Ardath lead the Silver Helms to meet them, but suffered great casualties as Thunderers, Hammerers, and Quarrelers all focused on them.

	The Elves managed to hold the Brewery until nightfall, when they were reinforced by Tol Eldroth.		The Elves managed to hold the Brewery until nightfall, when they were reinforced by Tol Eldroth. Rather than return and admit his shame, Skag took the Slayer Oath and returned years later under a new name in Queen Helgar's service.
	Rather than return and admit his shame, Skag took the Slayer Oath and returned years later under a new name in Queen Helgar's service.

	===The Battle of Krag Byrn===		===The Battle of Krag Byrn===

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	In the early era of Phoenix King Caledor II (yeah, THAT guy) an Elf from [[Ulthuan\|Lothern]] named [[Eldroth]] sailed the ocean blue with a large ship of settlers for new lands. Along the coast of the Old World, they discovered an ideal location for a port and established a settlement dubbed "Tol Eldroth". Not long after the initially small port had grown to become a city proper, the Elves discovered their neighbors in Krag Bryn. Lead by [[Queen Helgar Longplaits]], last of Clan Bronn, they initiated diplomacy and found the Elves ideal trading partners. Elves were willing to pay far more for gold and gems than the rest of the Dwarfs were and there was no Grudgy middle man in the way.		In the early era of Phoenix King Caledor II (yeah, THAT guy) an Elf from [[Ulthuan\|Lothern]] named [[Eldroth]] sailed the ocean blue with a large ship of settlers for new lands. Along the coast of the Old World, they discovered an ideal location for a port and established a settlement dubbed "Tol Eldroth". Not long after the initially small port had grown to become a city proper, the Elves discovered their neighbors in Krag Bryn. Lead by [[Queen Helgar Longplaits]], last of Clan Bronn, they initiated diplomacy and found the Elves ideal trading partners. Elves were willing to pay far more for gold and gems than the rest of the Dwarfs were and there was no Grudgy middle man in the way.

	[[Drong the Hard]], last of the bloodline of Thrund, was displeased to see the trade in his pass dry up. Drong was VERY angry about Elves (keep in mind this was in the era where Dwarfs and Elves were the only two races on the planet with an alliance, and considered each other brothers making his attitude very strange back then) and considered Helgar's people race traitors for letting Dwarf gold into non-Dwarf hands. His clan grew poorer and poorer, having no commerce other than the protection money they had forced out of Brynish hands. Drong's grumbling grew darker and darker, and eventually he beganto spread the lie that Thrund was the founder of Krag Bryn, and that Bronn was a peasant miner who lead a coup and attempted to wipe out the bloodline of Thrund to hide the truth. Other Dwarfs who hated Elves, both those who had been wronged by the new "Dark Elf" faction and those who were simply racist assholes like Drong, flocked to his call. He spread discontent among the people of Bryn's outposts, many of whom were descended from Clan Thrund and wanted to believe his lies, then declared war on the "illegitimate ruler of Krag Bryn" and her "foreign allies".		[[Drong the Hard]], last of the bloodline of Thrund, was displeased to see the trade in his pass dry up. Drong was VERY angry about Elves (keep in mind this was in the era where Dwarfs and Elves were the only two races on the planet with an alliance and considered each other brothers, making his attitude very strange back then) and considered Helgar's people race traitors for letting Dwarf gold into non-Dwarf hands. His clan grew poorer and poorer, having no commerce other than the protection money they had forced out of Brynish hands. Drong's grumbling grew darker and darker, and eventually he beganto spread the lie that Thrund was the founder of Krag Bryn, and that Bronn was a peasant miner who lead a coup and attempted to wipe out the bloodline of Thrund to hide the truth. Other Dwarfs who hated Elves, both those who had been wronged by the new "Dark Elf" faction and those who were simply racist assholes like Drong, flocked to his call. He spread discontent among the people of Bryn's outposts, many of whom were descended from Clan Thrund and wanted to believe his lies, then declared war on the "illegitimate ruler of Krag Bryn" and her "foreign allies".

	===Battle of Grudge Pass===		===Battle of Grudge Pass===

1d4chan>Pseftis at 16:00, 2 March 2019

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	[[File:Grudge of Drong Cover.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px]]		[[File:Grudge of Drong Cover.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px]]
	The Grudge of Drong is a 4th edition campaign for [[Warhammer Fantasy]] involving [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Dwarfs]] and [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elves]]. The campaigns of the edition were notoriously popular, and lead to a major boost in the playerbase of the game.		The '''Grudge of Drong''' is a 4th edition campaign for [[Warhammer Fantasy]] involving [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Dwarfs]] and [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elves]]. The campaigns of the edition were notoriously popular, and lead to a major boost in the playerbase of the game.

	The campaign consists of four battles, with each affecting the details of the final battle. It was notable for being one of the last times Games Workshop included free punch-out paper scenery rather than advertising for preexisting overpriced sets.		The campaign consists of four battles, with each affecting the details of the final battle. It was notable for being one of the last times Games Workshop included free punch-out paper scenery rather than advertising for preexisting overpriced sets.

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	The Grudge of Drong is a ~~[[Big Red Book\|5th Edition]]~~ campaign for [[Warhammer Fantasy]] involving [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Dwarfs]] and [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elves]]. The campaigns of the edition were notoriously popular, and lead to a major boost in the playerbase of the game.		The Grudge of Drong is a 4th edition campaign for [[Warhammer Fantasy]] involving [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Dwarfs]] and [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elves]]. The campaigns of the edition were notoriously popular, and lead to a major boost in the playerbase of the game.

	The campaign consists of four battles, with each affecting the details of the final battle. It was notable for being one of the last times Games Workshop included free punch-out paper scenery rather than advertising for preexisting overpriced sets.		The campaign consists of four battles, with each affecting the details of the final battle. It was notable for being one of the last times Games Workshop included free punch-out paper scenery rather than advertising for preexisting overpriced sets.

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