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Age of Sigmar

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	Until the Fyreslayers Battletome appeared. It reinforced the Tolkien trend that Dwarf women are much rarer than Dwarf men, so as a result while Fyerslayer women filled vital roles, these were nearly all non-combat roles and despite women being valued the Fyreslayers are patriarchal.		Until the Fyreslayers Battletome appeared. It reinforced the Tolkien trend that Dwarf women are much rarer than Dwarf men, so as a result while Fyerslayer women filled vital roles, these were nearly all non-combat roles and despite women being valued the Fyreslayers are patriarchal.

	Things became more equal-opportunity as the lore for the Kharadron Overlords was expanded beyond their first edition codex. As of 2020 the Kharadron are far more gender equal. Several pictures of female ~~Duradin~~ are shown in leadership positions in the tome. Also the Black Library Novel [https://www.blacklibrary.com/warhammer-age-of-sigmar/novels/code-of-the-skies-ebook-2019.html Code of the Skies] stars a lady Admiral as the main protagonist. Further mention of Kharadron women are made in other aeronautical novels, suggesting a more balanced gender ratio. Which makes sense, since 1/10 Duradin being female would mean that the average woman would have to have 10 children just to keep the stunty population STABLE, and that's assuming all those children live to adulthood and don't die to standard Warhammer violence.		Things became more equal-opportunity as the lore for the Kharadron Overlords was expanded beyond their first edition codex. As of 2020 the Kharadron are far more gender equal. Several pictures of female Duardin are shown in leadership positions in the tome. Also the Black Library Novel [https://www.blacklibrary.com/warhammer-age-of-sigmar/novels/code-of-the-skies-ebook-2019.html Code of the Skies] stars a lady Admiral as the main protagonist. Further mention of Kharadron women are made in other aeronautical novels, suggesting a more balanced gender ratio. Which makes sense, since 1/10 Duradin being female would mean that the average woman would have to have 10 children just to keep the stunty population STABLE, and that's assuming all those children live to adulthood and don't die to standard Warhammer violence.

	==Crunch==		==Crunch==

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Age of Sigmar

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	So remember that while there's evidence of AoS becoming more gender and race inclusive, Dwarf women got [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WomenInRefrigerators Fridged].		So remember that while there's evidence of AoS becoming more gender and race inclusive, Dwarf women got [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WomenInRefrigerators Fridged].

	Until the ~~second~~ Battletome for Kharadron Overlords ~~dropped~~. As of 2020 the Kharadron are far more gender equal. Several pictures of female Duradin are shown in leadership positions in the tome. Also the Black Library Novel [https://www.blacklibrary.com/warhammer-age-of-sigmar/novels/code-of-the-skies-ebook-2019.html Code of the Skies] stars a lady Admiral as the main protagonist. Further mention of Kharadron women are made in other aeronautical novels, suggesting a more balanced gender ratio. Which makes sense, since 1/10 Duradin being female would mean that the average woman would have to have 10 children just to keep the stunty population STABLE, and that's assuming all those children live to adulthood and don't die to standard Warhammer violence.		Until the Fyreslayers Battletome appeared. It reinforced the Tolkien trend that Dwarf women are much rarer than Dwarf men, so as a result while Fyerslayer women filled vital roles, these were nearly all non-combat roles and despite women being valued the Fyreslayers are patriarchal.

			Things became more equal-opportunity as the lore for the Kharadron Overlords was expanded beyond their first edition codex. As of 2020 the Kharadron are far more gender equal. Several pictures of female Duradin are shown in leadership positions in the tome. Also the Black Library Novel [https://www.blacklibrary.com/warhammer-age-of-sigmar/novels/code-of-the-skies-ebook-2019.html Code of the Skies] stars a lady Admiral as the main protagonist. Further mention of Kharadron women are made in other aeronautical novels, suggesting a more balanced gender ratio. Which makes sense, since 1/10 Duradin being female would mean that the average woman would have to have 10 children just to keep the stunty population STABLE, and that's assuming all those children live to adulthood and don't die to standard Warhammer violence.

	==Crunch==		==Crunch==

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	So remember that while there's evidence of AoS becoming more gender and race inclusive, Dwarf women got [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WomenInRefrigerators Fridged].		So remember that while there's evidence of AoS becoming more gender and race inclusive, Dwarf women got [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WomenInRefrigerators Fridged].

			Until the second Battletome for Kharadron Overlords dropped. As of 2020 the Kharadron are far more gender equal. Several pictures of female Duradin are shown in leadership positions in the tome. Also the Black Library Novel [https://www.blacklibrary.com/warhammer-age-of-sigmar/novels/code-of-the-skies-ebook-2019.html Code of the Skies] stars a lady Admiral as the main protagonist. Further mention of Kharadron women are made in other aeronautical novels, suggesting a more balanced gender ratio. Which makes sense, since 1/10 Duradin being female would mean that the average woman would have to have 10 children just to keep the stunty population STABLE, and that's assuming all those children live to adulthood and don't die to standard Warhammer violence.

	==Crunch==		==Crunch==

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	While Grimnir (<s>now [[Gotrek & Felix\|Gotrek]]</s> nope, still the first Grimnir. Gotrek is his own dwarf and hates Grimnir's guts now) and Grungni survived and formed the new pantheon, no Valaya or Valaya replacement is mentioned. She HAS "appeared" because she is represented with a mighty statue in Barak Thrying, the most conservative port of the Kharadrons. So at least her legacy lives on.		While Grimnir (<s>now [[Gotrek & Felix\|Gotrek]]</s> nope, still the first Grimnir. Gotrek is his own dwarf and hates Grimnir's guts now) and Grungni survived and formed the new pantheon, no Valaya or Valaya replacement is mentioned. She HAS "appeared" because she is represented with a mighty statue in Barak Thrying, the most conservative port of the Kharadrons. So at least her legacy lives on.

	Fittingly the common Dwarf is without a home of their own, with only the [[Kharadron Overlords]] and Grimnir's Fyreslayers having Holds. The rest of the race are called Dispossessed and dwell with [[Sigmar]] or are scattered. Also fittingly, reference to alcohol in AoS ~~<s>~~is very rare~~</s> is mentioned repeatedly in the novels and the Kharadron even have pressurized stein mugs with the Ironclad model,~~ and Dwarfs have ~~<s>~~apparently replaced their lust for [[alcohol]] with a far more obsessive lust for gold~~</s> maintained their lust for gold and alcohol~~.		Fittingly the common Dwarf is without a home of their own, with only the [[Kharadron Overlords]] and Grimnir's Fyreslayers having Holds. The rest of the race are called Dispossessed and dwell with [[Sigmar]] or are scattered. Also fittingly, reference to alcohol in AoS is very rare and Dwarfs have apparently replaced their lust for [[alcohol]] with a far more obsessive lust for gold.

	So remember that while there's evidence of AoS becoming more gender and race inclusive, Dwarf women got [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WomenInRefrigerators Fridged].		So remember that while there's evidence of AoS becoming more gender and race inclusive, Dwarf women got [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WomenInRefrigerators Fridged].

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	==[[Age of Sigmar]]==		==[[Age of Sigmar]]==
	In AoS, female Dwarfs (now called "Duardin") are ~~<s>~~entirely unmentioned and are only implied to exist by mention of marriage and fathers~~.</s> actually more present in the setting than they were in Fantasy, and there's even artwork of a female Barak Mhornar Captain in the Kharadron Overlords Battletome~~.		In AoS, female Dwarfs (now called "Duardin") are entirely unmentioned and are only implied to exist by mention of marriage and fathers.

	While Grimnir (<s>now [[Gotrek & Felix\|Gotrek]]</s> nope, still the first Grimnir. Gotrek is his own dwarf and hates Grimnir's guts now) and Grungni survived and formed the new pantheon, no Valaya or Valaya replacement is mentioned. She HAS "appeared" because she is represented with a mighty statue in Barak Thrying, the most conservative port of the Kharadrons. So at least her legacy lives on.		While Grimnir (<s>now [[Gotrek & Felix\|Gotrek]]</s> nope, still the first Grimnir. Gotrek is his own dwarf and hates Grimnir's guts now) and Grungni survived and formed the new pantheon, no Valaya or Valaya replacement is mentioned. She HAS "appeared" because she is represented with a mighty statue in Barak Thrying, the most conservative port of the Kharadrons. So at least her legacy lives on.

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	==The Legend==		==The Legend==
	Valaya is the third (and least important, because...[[~~-4 Str~~\|reasons]]) of the trio of ancestor gods to the Dawi race despite being the most important to their development. The other two, [[Grungni]] and [[Grimnir]] are both her husbands (polyandry is not uncommon as Dwarf females are only 10% of the Dwarf population, and marriage is more political to tie Clans and Guilds together than anything representing love; its been suggested in the fanbase that the females find love among their husband's family rather than in the husband himself).		Valaya is the third (and least important, because...[[Fail\|reasons]]) of the trio of ancestor gods to the Dawi race despite being the most important to their development. The other two, [[Grungni]] and [[Grimnir]] are both her husbands (polyandry is not uncommon as Dwarf females are only 10% of the Dwarf population, and marriage is more political to tie Clans and Guilds together than anything representing love; its been suggested in the fanbase that the females find love among their husband's family rather than in the husband himself).

	As a mortal in the ancient pre-[[Chaos]] era, Valaya personally founded most of the important Dwarf Holds including the Dwarf capital and later her holy city of Karaz-a-Karak and Karak Eight Peaks (although the founding is generally attributed to the kings, her sons with Grungni and Grimnir, instead). She also invented the Dwarf language including runes, although her hubby Grungni is the one that began imprinting her language into things to make magic. She also created the Dwarf culture as it is currently known, with hubby Grimnir taking over her system of control involving [[Book of Grudges\|Grudgekeeping]] and Oaths. As a god she claims healing, unity, booze, home, and everything else not directly tied to Grimnir and Grungni. While she technically has a war aspect, where she trades a beer and baby for a magic axe named Kradskonti (Peacegiver) and shield, this has never been elaborated on. Her most important contribution is after Grungni predicted the collapse of the [[Warp Gates]] she created a special magic rune which repels Chaos influence as well as magic; this rune has been of extreme importance to Dwarfs ever since and provides much of their resistance to the Ruinous Powers and their strength in fighting Vampires, Chaos, Greenskins, and Elves.		As a mortal in the ancient pre-[[Chaos]] era, Valaya personally founded most of the important Dwarf Holds including the Dwarf capital and later her holy city of Karaz-a-Karak and Karak Eight Peaks (although the founding is generally attributed to the kings, her sons with Grungni and Grimnir, instead). She also invented the Dwarf language including runes, although her hubby Grungni is the one that began imprinting her language into things to make magic. She also created the Dwarf culture as it is currently known, with hubby Grimnir taking over her system of control involving [[Book of Grudges\|Grudgekeeping]] and Oaths. As a god she claims healing, unity, booze, home, and everything else not directly tied to Grimnir and Grungni. While she technically has a war aspect, where she trades a beer and baby for a magic axe named Kradskonti (Peacegiver) and shield, this has never been elaborated on. Her most important contribution is after Grungni predicted the collapse of the [[Warp Gates]] she created a special magic rune which repels Chaos influence as well as magic; this rune has been of extreme importance to Dwarfs ever since and provides much of their resistance to the Ruinous Powers and their strength in fighting Vampires, Chaos, Greenskins, and Elves.
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	Valaya and her priests wear purple and gold robes and gowns and usually chainmail. Symbols of brewing and harvest, the home, and children represent her. She herself appears as an attractive blond Dwarf woman who's plaits reach the ground and are as impressive as the beards of her husbands.		Valaya and her priests wear purple and gold robes and gowns and usually chainmail. Symbols of brewing and harvest, the home, and children represent her. She herself appears as an attractive blond Dwarf woman who's plaits reach the ground and are as impressive as the beards of her husbands.

	Her relationships are fairly standard for Dwarfs. Beloved kin of other Dwarfs, refuse to admit that [[Chaos Dwarfs]] exist, close friends with [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)\|humans of the Empire]], neutral to other humans, dislike [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Elves]] (only barely recognize there are more than one kind of Elf and attribute the actions of [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|evil]] and [[Wood Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|feral]] Elves to the whole race), hate Chaos in all forms, and '''HATE''' [[Orcs & Goblins\|Greenskins]] and [[Skaven\|"RAT FURRIES GOING FULL NORTH KOREA]]".		Her relationships are fairly standard for Dwarfs. Beloved kin of other Dwarfs, refuse to admit that [[Chaos Dwarfs]] exist, close friends with [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)\|humans of the Empire]], neutral to other humans, dislike [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Elves]] (only barely recognize there are more than one kind of Elf and attribute the actions of [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|evil]] and [[Wood Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|feral]] Elves to the whole race), hate Chaos in all forms, and '''HATE''' [[Orcs & Goblins\|Greenskins]] and [[Skaven\|"RAT FURRIES GOING FULL NORTH KOREA]]".

	==[[The End Times]]==		==[[The End Times]]==
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	Fittingly the common Dwarf is without a home of their own, with only the [[Kharadron Overlords]] and Grimnir's Fyreslayers having Holds. The rest of the race are called Dispossessed and dwell with [[Sigmar]] or are scattered. Also fittingly, reference to alcohol in AoS <s>is very rare</s> is mentioned repeatedly in the novels and the Kharadron even have pressurized stein mugs with the Ironclad model, and Dwarfs have <s>apparently replaced their lust for [[alcohol]] with a far more obsessive lust for gold</s> maintained their lust for gold and alcohol.		Fittingly the common Dwarf is without a home of their own, with only the [[Kharadron Overlords]] and Grimnir's Fyreslayers having Holds. The rest of the race are called Dispossessed and dwell with [[Sigmar]] or are scattered. Also fittingly, reference to alcohol in AoS <s>is very rare</s> is mentioned repeatedly in the novels and the Kharadron even have pressurized stein mugs with the Ironclad model, and Dwarfs have <s>apparently replaced their lust for [[alcohol]] with a far more obsessive lust for gold</s> maintained their lust for gold and alcohol.

	So remember that while there's evidence of AoS becoming more gender and race inclusive, ~~<s>~~Dwarf women got [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WomenInRefrigerators Fridged]</s> Dwarf women are still present and mentioned, with even some examples where they're even more present, such as a female captain in the Kharadron Overlords, who models her helmet in Valaya's likeness.		So remember that while there's evidence of AoS becoming more gender and race inclusive, Dwarf women got [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WomenInRefrigerators Fridged].

	==Crunch==		==Crunch==

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

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Age of Sigmar

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	==[[Age of Sigmar]]==		==[[Age of Sigmar]]==
	In AoS, female Dwarfs (now called "Duardin") are <s>entirely unmentioned and are only implied to exist by mention of marriage and fathers.</s> actually present, and there's even artwork of a female Barak Mhornar Captain in the Kharadron Overlords Battletome.		In AoS, female Dwarfs (now called "Duardin") are <s>entirely unmentioned and are only implied to exist by mention of marriage and fathers.</s> actually more present in the setting than they were in Fantasy, and there's even artwork of a female Barak Mhornar Captain in the Kharadron Overlords Battletome.

	While Grimnir (<s>now [[Gotrek & Felix\|Gotrek]]</s> nope, still the first Grimnir. Gotrek is his own dwarf and hates Grimnir's guts now) and Grungni survived and formed the new pantheon, no Valaya or Valaya replacement is mentioned. She HAS "appeared" because she is represented with a mighty statue in Barak Thrying, the most conservative port of the Kharadrons. So at least her legacy lives on.		While Grimnir (<s>now [[Gotrek & Felix\|Gotrek]]</s> nope, still the first Grimnir. Gotrek is his own dwarf and hates Grimnir's guts now) and Grungni survived and formed the new pantheon, no Valaya or Valaya replacement is mentioned. She HAS "appeared" because she is represented with a mighty statue in Barak Thrying, the most conservative port of the Kharadrons. So at least her legacy lives on.

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	[[File:Valaya Sees Your Grudges.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Behind every two good men is a good woman.]]		[[File:Valaya Sees Your Grudges.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Behind every two good men is a good woman.]]
	Valaya is a [[Dwarfs\|Dwarf]] goddess from [[Warhammer Fantasy]].		Valaya is a [[Dwarfs\|Dwarf]] goddess from [[Warhammer Fantasy]].

	==The Legend==		==The Legend==
	Valaya is the third (and least important, because...[[Fail\|reasons]]) of the trio of ancestor gods to the Dawi race despite being the most important to their development. The other two, [[Grungni]] and [[Grimnir]] are both her husbands (polyandry is not uncommon as Dwarf females are only 10% of the Dwarf population, and marriage is more political to tie Clans and Guilds together than anything representing love; its been suggested in the fanbase that the females find love among their husband's family rather than in the husband himself).		Valaya is the third (and least important, because...[[Fail\|reasons]]) of the trio of ancestor gods to the Dawi race despite being the most important to their development. The other two, [[Grungni]] and [[Grimnir]] are both her husbands (polyandry is not uncommon as Dwarf females are only 10% of the Dwarf population, and marriage is more political to tie Clans and Guilds together than anything representing love; its been suggested in the fanbase that the females find love among their husband's family rather than in the husband himself).

	As a mortal in the ancient pre-[[Chaos]] era, Valaya personally founded most of the important Dwarf Holds including the Dwarf capital and later her holy city of Karaz-a-Karak and Karak Eight Peaks (although the founding is generally attributed to the kings, her sons with Grungni and Grimnir, instead). She also invented the Dwarf language including runes, although her hubby Grungni is the one that began imprinting her language into things to make magic. She also created the Dwarf culture as it is currently known, with hubby Grimnir taking over her system of control involving [[Book of Grudges\|Grudgekeeping]] and Oaths. As a god she claims healing, unity, booze, home, and everything else not directly tied to Grimnir and Grungni. While she technically has a war aspect, where she trades a beer and baby for a magic axe named Kradskonti (Peacegiver) and shield, this has never been elaborated on. Her most important contribution is after Grungni predicted the collapse of the [[Warp Gates]] she created a special magic rune which repels Chaos influence as well as magic; this rune has been of extreme importance to Dwarfs ever since and provides much of their resistance to the Ruinous Powers and their strength in fighting Vampires, Chaos, Greenskins, and Elves.		As a mortal in the ancient pre-[[Chaos]] era, Valaya personally founded most of the important Dwarf Holds including the Dwarf capital and later her holy city of Karaz-a-Karak and Karak Eight Peaks (although the founding is generally attributed to the kings, her sons with Grungni and Grimnir, instead). She also invented the Dwarf language including runes, although her hubby Grungni is the one that began imprinting her language into things to make magic. She also created the Dwarf culture as it is currently known, with hubby Grimnir taking over her system of control involving [[Book of Grudges\|Grudgekeeping]] and Oaths. As a god she claims healing, unity, booze, home, and everything else not directly tied to Grimnir and Grungni. While she technically has a war aspect, where she trades a beer and baby for a magic axe named Kradskonti (Peacegiver) and shield, this has never been elaborated on. Her most important contribution is after Grungni predicted the collapse of the [[Warp Gates]] she created a special magic rune which repels Chaos influence as well as magic; this rune has been of extreme importance to Dwarfs ever since and provides much of their resistance to the Ruinous Powers and their strength in fighting Vampires, Chaos, Greenskins, and Elves.

	Although by default females attain a high rank in society due to their scarcity and necessity for a Clan to exist, they can never achieve the highest ranks due to those being reserved for warriors (this is because Warhammer is a wargame, and one made by a company notorious for...difficulty and unwillingness in producing non-Elf female sculpts). In fact only a single [[Slotta\|post-Slotta]] female, [[Queen Helgar Longplaits]] from [[The Grudge Of Drong]], ever had a model and the lore emphasizes how rare her position was. This is reflected in Valaya's lore. Despite being the goddess of home and Holds, as well as basically everything good and important other than Smithing and War, she is usually unmentioned and her people are always referred to by connection to her husbands despite her being the mother of the entire race (for perspective, imagine if Elves were referred to as the sons of [[Asuryan]] (god of magic) and [[Kurnous]] (god of war) with [[Isha]] (god of literally every other thing) almost never getting a mention despite being the only other Elf god). For a Dwarf god of alcohol in a pantheon of three to be as neglected is somewhat remarkable, to the degree that almost all information on her comes from [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay]] putting her on par with "relevant" gods like [[Ranald]].		Although by default females attain a high rank in society due to their scarcity and necessity for a Clan to exist, they can never achieve the highest ranks due to those being reserved for warriors (this is because Warhammer is a wargame, and one made by a company notorious for...difficulty and unwillingness in producing non-Elf female sculpts). In fact only a single [[Slotta\|post-Slotta]] female, [[Queen Helgar Longplaits]] from [[The Grudge Of Drong]], ever had a model and the lore emphasizes how rare her position was. This is reflected in Valaya's lore. Despite being the goddess of home and Holds, as well as basically everything good and important other than Smithing and War, she is usually unmentioned and her people are always referred to by connection to her husbands despite her being the mother of the entire race (for perspective, imagine if Elves were referred to as the sons of [[Asuryan]] (god of magic) and [[Kurnous]] (god of war) with [[Isha]] (god of literally every other thing) almost never getting a mention despite being the only other Elf god). For a Dwarf god of alcohol in a pantheon of three to be as neglected is somewhat remarkable, to the degree that almost all information on her comes from [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay]] putting her on par with "relevant" gods like [[Ranald]].

	Valaya and her priests wear purple and gold robes and gowns and usually chainmail. Symbols of brewing and harvest, the home, and children represent her. She herself appears as an attractive blond Dwarf woman who's plaits reach the ground and are as impressive as the beards of her husbands.		Valaya and her priests wear purple and gold robes and gowns and usually chainmail. Symbols of brewing and harvest, the home, and children represent her. She herself appears as an attractive blond Dwarf woman who's plaits reach the ground and are as impressive as the beards of her husbands.

	Her relationships are fairly standard for Dwarfs. Beloved kin of other Dwarfs, refuse to admit that [[Chaos Dwarfs]] exist, close friends with [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)\|humans of the Empire]], neutral to other humans, dislike [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Elves]] (only barely recognize there are more than one kind of Elf and attribute the actions of [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|evil]] and [[Wood Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|feral]] Elves to the whole race), hate Chaos in all forms, and '''HATE''' [[Orcs & Goblins\|Greenskins]] and [[Skaven\|"RAT FURRIES GOING FULL NORTH KOREA]]".		Her relationships are fairly standard for Dwarfs. Beloved kin of other Dwarfs, refuse to admit that [[Chaos Dwarfs]] exist, close friends with [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)\|humans of the Empire]], neutral to other humans, dislike [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Elves]] (only barely recognize there are more than one kind of Elf and attribute the actions of [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|evil]] and [[Wood Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|feral]] Elves to the whole race), hate Chaos in all forms, and '''HATE''' [[Orcs & Goblins\|Greenskins]] and [[Skaven\|"RAT FURRIES GOING FULL NORTH KOREA]]".

	==[[The End Times]]==		==[[The End Times]]==
	In End Times Valaya was revealed to have let herself go dormant like [[Arianka]], powering up Valaya's Gate which when opened would have brought about a new golden age for Dwarfs...somehow. [[Thorek Ironbrow]] blew himself up trying to protect her from [[Queen Neferata]], which failed. Neferata summoned [[Nagash]], presenting Valaya as a gift for him in order to become a Mortarch. Nagash drained the sleeping Valaya of her all magic, but left her alive.		In End Times Valaya was revealed to have let herself go dormant like [[Arianka]], powering up Valaya's Gate which when opened would have brought about a new golden age for Dwarfs...somehow. [[Thorek Ironbrow]] blew himself up trying to protect her from [[Queen Neferata]], which failed. Neferata summoned [[Nagash]], presenting Valaya as a gift for him in order to become a Mortarch. Nagash drained the sleeping Valaya of her all magic, but left her alive.

	In the final battle the entire Dwarf race gathered for one last showdown, to die fighting the Warp itself and in doing so avenge all Grudges. Grungni and Grimnir themselves appear and participate, Valaya is unmentioned but likely appeared. Whether she survived the setting is unknown.		In the final battle the entire Dwarf race gathered for one last showdown, to die fighting the Warp itself and in doing so avenge all Grudges. Grungni and Grimnir themselves appear and participate, Valaya is unmentioned but likely appeared. Whether she survived the setting is unknown.

	==[[Age of Sigmar]]==		==[[Age of Sigmar]]==
	In AoS, female Dwarfs (now called "Duardin") are entirely unmentioned and are only implied to exist by mention of marriage and fathers.		In AoS, female Dwarfs (now called "Duardin") are entirely unmentioned and are only implied to exist by mention of marriage and fathers.

	While Grimnir (<s>now [[Gotrek & Felix\|Gotrek]]</s> nope, still the first Grimnir. Gotrek is his own dwarf and hates Grimnir's guts now) and Grungni survived and formed the new pantheon, no Valaya or Valaya replacement is mentioned. She HAS "appeared" because she is represented with a mighty statue in Barak Thrying, the most conservative port of the Kharadrons. So at least her legacy lives on.		While Grimnir (<s>now [[Gotrek & Felix\|Gotrek]]</s> nope, still the first Grimnir. Gotrek is his own dwarf and hates Grimnir's guts now) and Grungni survived and formed the new pantheon, no Valaya or Valaya replacement is mentioned. She HAS "appeared" because she is represented with a mighty statue in Barak Thrying, the most conservative port of the Kharadrons. So at least her legacy lives on.
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	So remember that while there's evidence of AoS becoming more gender and race inclusive, Dwarf women got [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WomenInRefrigerators Fridged].		So remember that while there's evidence of AoS becoming more gender and race inclusive, Dwarf women got [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WomenInRefrigerators Fridged].

	Until the Fyreslayers Battletome appeared. It reinforced the Tolkien trend that Dwarf women are much rarer than Dwarf men, so as a result while Fyerslayer women filled vital roles, these were nearly all non-combat roles and despite women being valued the Fyreslayers are patriarchal.		Until the Fyreslayers Battletome appeared. It reinforced the Tolkien trend that Dwarf women are much rarer than Dwarf men, so as a result while Fyerslayer women filled vital roles, these were nearly all non-combat roles and despite women being valued the Fyreslayers are patriarchal.

	Things became more equal-opportunity as the lore for the Kharadron Overlords was expanded beyond their first edition codex. As of 2020 the Kharadron are far more gender equal. Several pictures of female Duardin are shown in leadership positions in the tome. Also the Black Library Novel [https://www.blacklibrary.com/warhammer-age-of-sigmar/novels/code-of-the-skies-ebook-2019.html Code of the Skies] stars a lady Admiral as the main protagonist. Further mention of Kharadron women are made in other aeronautical novels, suggesting a more balanced gender ratio. Which makes sense, since 1/10 Duradin being female would mean that the average woman would have to have 10 children just to keep the stunty population STABLE, and that's assuming all those children live to adulthood and don't die to standard Warhammer violence.		Things became more equal-opportunity as the lore for the Kharadron Overlords was expanded beyond their first edition codex. As of 2020 the Kharadron are far more gender equal. Several pictures of female Duardin are shown in leadership positions in the tome. Also the Black Library Novel [https://www.blacklibrary.com/warhammer-age-of-sigmar/novels/code-of-the-skies-ebook-2019.html Code of the Skies] stars a lady Admiral as the main protagonist. Further mention of Kharadron women are made in other aeronautical novels, suggesting a more balanced gender ratio. Which makes sense, since 1/10 Duradin being female would mean that the average woman would have to have 10 children just to keep the stunty population STABLE, and that's assuming all those children live to adulthood and don't die to standard Warhammer violence.