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Dwarves are VERY serious about their grudges. Almost every dwarf has his own book of grudges and forgiveness is almost never an option once it’s written. It’s not rare for friends not to talk for decades and then make up again once the problem is settled. Of course, the most important crimes however are those against a whole clan or the entire race. For example, dwarves were once paid to build a town for another civilization, and they forgot like 10 copper pieces or something and just refused ti send the rest. The clan went to war over this and completely razed the town they just built. And then there’s Karak Eight Peaks, once the most beautiful dwarves city, the crimes the Orks, Goblins and Skaven committed in their conquest of it were so severe that the only payment for the grudge the Dwarves will accept is the complete annihilation of each species. And of course, The War if The Beard. A dwarves ambassador to the elves had his beard shaven as an insult, causing the greatest race war in history.
Wow, thank you so much for shedding some more light on the Dwarves grudges. Must say they have really hard principals! When they mean something, they REALLY mean it. Also, thank you for the examples! ❤️
@@OleHerland There is a lot of words for vengeance or grudges in the dwarven language, but they have no word for forgiveness. There is a saying : "Dwarfs have a very long memory, but even longer grudges". if they failed to make you pay, your children will, or your grandchildren, etc. Once your name is written in a book of grudges, it will always remain. They may cross it once they received their payment or solved the grudge, but it is still in the book. That way, Dwarves will always remember that you paid for your offense but that you are never to be trusted ever again. But Dwarfs are also incredibly loyal and never forget a favor. Some names are written in the books with the mention "He is loyal" or "He helped us, so you must help him/her back". A friend of the Dwarfs is a friend for eternity (unless you later betray their trust like Malekith).
Tbf, they didn't go to war over a couple missing coins in case of that castle (not a town). They actually went to the guy they built the castle for and asked for the missing money. And then the absolute idiot refused to pay up, got offended when the Dwarfs' insisted and then had their delegation thrown off the walls and into the castle moat. That's when they decided to raze the damn castle to the ground.
fun fact: there is no word for forgiveness in the language of the Dwarfs, but there are 300 relating to reckoning, revenge, vengeance, and other words for "getting even"
Fun Fact: The Dwarfs and Elves used to be kind-of-friends. But then an Elf King cut off a Dwarf's beard (for complicated reasons), and no greater sin has ever been recorded in the Great Book of Grudges. You don't. Cut. A beard.
@@OleHerland No complicated reason, because elves are a**holes. -Elfs and dwarves was frendly. Golden age, business boom, etc... -MALEKITH, son of Aenarion and eternal friends of Snori Whitebeard (First high-king and demi-god dwarf), fail his succession test. -He's evicted and lost civil war, so he make a plan. He disguise the darks elves (his followers) as regular elves and attack a Dawi caravan. -The current dwarf high king, after earing the story, send a group of emmissaries to clear the misunderstand and receive financial compensation. -The king of elves (so no Malekith) laugh and humiliate the dwarf delegation. - The leader of delegation swear on his beard he will never come back without an explanation and damage interests. - They shave the beards of the delegation and send them back. - Dwarves see the outrageous treatment of their diplomats and kick ass of the elves. Kill the elf king, desacrate his body and take his crown as payment. - Elves quit forever the old world, their cities are ashes. And their never take back their crown who will rest inside the halls of Karaz a Karak until times end. After that, dwarves, weaker after the long war, see their tunnels & frotress wall destroyed by a great tectonic movement (lizardmens who want pretty shapes for the continents, kinf of) and greenskins take the opportunity. AND for Malekith, the second he attacked the dwarves and break his promise to his old friend Snori on his deathbed (old age), Snori awake of his death and became the avatar of grudge. He's now Grombrindal the white dwarf, who never die and never rest until he will not anihilate every elves included in this scheme... Malekith first.
@@OleHerland to answer you, dwarf respect wisdom, knowledge that come with age, the longer the beard of a dwarf is, greater is his wisdom in the eyes of the other dwarf, and the more respect he get from his pairs for that, shaving the beard mean you insult his life and mean he is akin to a Newborn, that all the experience he accumulate mean nothing. Oh, and the elf King was a degenarate that believe he beyond far over other People, and doesn’t need to answer to other when the dwarf ambassador asked why elves attacked dwarf’s caravan, something that was True.
@@OleHerland no problem, the forest goblins worship spiders and are able to ride giant spiders and sometimes can even recruit arachnarok spiders to their cause.
Hey dude, gotta say I love how authentic you come across in your videos and its awesome to see you so enthousiastic about the Warhammer Universe (both fantasy & 40k) happy to tag along for the epic journey and greetings from the Netherlands! (Ps: btw I fucking love Norway, mountains n forests for daaaaays)
Hey! Thank you so much for your nice comment! 🤩 I'm so happy and lucky to go on this journey learning about the Warhammer universes. I feel like a kid in a candy store 😳 Netherlands ey! Nice flower fields for days!!! 🔥 Thank you again! ❤️
High King Thorgrim Grudgebearer, he's the king of all the dwarves and have swore to avenge every grudge in the Great Book of Grudges (that is indeed written with the blood of the High Kings) himself. So he's kinda the saviour of the Dwarves that have been in decline since centuries, but he's there to correct that. At least to try ^^' And no, he's not the one who was running towards the giant spider, he never fights alone, you don't see it in the trailer but he's fighting on top of his throne, that is carried by four dwarves. Because the High King traditionally never sits anywhere except his throne, and also the throne is magic and makes him almost unkillable ^^
Woow, thank you so much for another great comment! Always enriches my journey A LOT! Really cool that he is fighting on his throne, and it gives him extra power! Such a nice detail!
I'm glad you are enjoying all of the videos about the Warhammer franchise. I recommend the Templin Institute's videos, especially those on the Imperial Guard, Cadia, and the Imperium. Those are my favorite 3 videos of theirs and I think that you'll enjoy them.
To keep it short, the reason why dwarves and elves hate eachother. Was because of a certain prick named Malekith who tricked the dwarves, the dwarves were like: wtf? And asked the Phoenix king. Instead of solving the problem the Phoenix king went : L + ratio + cope - beard. And the war of the Beard came to be.
@@krankarvolund7771 not really, Warhammer just ripped them off D&D which ripped them off Tolkien. Warhammer is nothing of not derivative. But still fun.
@@TomorrowWeLive I don't know D&D and certainly not the first edition lore, but Warhammer Dwarves are nothing like Tolkien's dwarves. Tolkien dwarves are not particulary stubborn, they don't hold grudges as much as Warhammer dwarves (like, they still despise Elves, but as much as Elves despise them, and Gimli is able to forget his grudges once he met real elves), and they're a lot more human than Warhammer dwarves ^^
True, I've been fighting with myself how I want to do this 🙈 For the time being, I've narrowed it down to about 60 videos 😂 Two a week = about 30 weeks. Not that bad! Or, I could do ALL of them in three goes. three videos on my channel, and then I'm done. That feels a bit sad 😂
@@OleHerland Dawis are cool. And SPOILER: You probably don't react to intro trailers in game, so let me tell you: The engineer at the start survive. If you start the campaign of warhammer 1 he's inside the cinematic. czcams.com/video/sGV4ZmrrQRA/video.html
This trailer is a lie, btw. All siege battles are just ‘towers and rams, towers and rams, and towers and rams’. Although they did improve them for TW Warhammer 3.
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Definetly definetly react to the grudgebearer video by engaging bear
Dwarves are VERY serious about their grudges. Almost every dwarf has his own book of grudges and forgiveness is almost never an option once it’s written. It’s not rare for friends not to talk for decades and then make up again once the problem is settled.
Of course, the most important crimes however are those against a whole clan or the entire race.
For example, dwarves were once paid to build a town for another civilization, and they forgot like 10 copper pieces or something and just refused ti send the rest. The clan went to war over this and completely razed the town they just built.
And then there’s Karak Eight Peaks, once the most beautiful dwarves city, the crimes the Orks, Goblins and Skaven committed in their conquest of it were so severe that the only payment for the grudge the Dwarves will accept is the complete annihilation of each species.
And of course, The War if The Beard. A dwarves ambassador to the elves had his beard shaven as an insult, causing the greatest race war in history.
Wow, thank you so much for shedding some more light on the Dwarves grudges. Must say they have really hard principals! When they mean something, they REALLY mean it. Also, thank you for the examples! ❤️
@@OleHerland There is a lot of words for vengeance or grudges in the dwarven language, but they have no word for forgiveness. There is a saying : "Dwarfs have a very long memory, but even longer grudges". if they failed to make you pay, your children will, or your grandchildren, etc. Once your name is written in a book of grudges, it will always remain. They may cross it once they received their payment or solved the grudge, but it is still in the book. That way, Dwarves will always remember that you paid for your offense but that you are never to be trusted ever again.
But Dwarfs are also incredibly loyal and never forget a favor. Some names are written in the books with the mention "He is loyal" or "He helped us, so you must help him/her back". A friend of the Dwarfs is a friend for eternity (unless you later betray their trust like Malekith).
Tbf, they didn't go to war over a couple missing coins in case of that castle (not a town). They actually went to the guy they built the castle for and asked for the missing money. And then the absolute idiot refused to pay up, got offended when the Dwarfs' insisted and then had their delegation thrown off the walls and into the castle moat. That's when they decided to raze the damn castle to the ground.
fun fact: there is no word for forgiveness in the language of the Dwarfs, but there are 300 relating to reckoning, revenge, vengeance, and other words for "getting even"
Fun Fact: The Dwarfs and Elves used to be kind-of-friends. But then an Elf King cut off a Dwarf's beard (for complicated reasons), and no greater sin has ever been recorded in the Great Book of Grudges.
You don't. Cut. A beard.
Whooooot?! That sounds both funny and really absurd 😂🙈 Holy crap, I need to see how this came to be 😂
@@OleHerland No complicated reason, because elves are a**holes.
-Elfs and dwarves was frendly. Golden age, business boom, etc...
-MALEKITH, son of Aenarion and eternal friends of Snori Whitebeard (First high-king and demi-god dwarf), fail his succession test.
-He's evicted and lost civil war, so he make a plan. He disguise the darks elves (his followers) as regular elves and attack a Dawi caravan.
-The current dwarf high king, after earing the story, send a group of emmissaries to clear the misunderstand and receive financial compensation.
-The king of elves (so no Malekith) laugh and humiliate the dwarf delegation.
- The leader of delegation swear on his beard he will never come back without an explanation and damage interests.
- They shave the beards of the delegation and send them back.
- Dwarves see the outrageous treatment of their diplomats and kick ass of the elves. Kill the elf king, desacrate his body and take his crown as payment.
- Elves quit forever the old world, their cities are ashes. And their never take back their crown who will rest inside the halls of Karaz a Karak until times end.
After that, dwarves, weaker after the long war, see their tunnels & frotress wall destroyed by a great tectonic movement (lizardmens who want pretty shapes for the continents, kinf of) and greenskins take the opportunity.
AND for Malekith, the second he attacked the dwarves and break his promise to his old friend Snori on his deathbed (old age), Snori awake of his death and became the avatar of grudge. He's now Grombrindal the white dwarf, who never die and never rest until he will not anihilate every elves included in this scheme... Malekith first.
@@OleHerland to answer you, dwarf respect wisdom, knowledge that come with age, the longer the beard of a dwarf is, greater is his wisdom in the eyes of the other dwarf, and the more respect he get from his pairs for that, shaving the beard mean you insult his life and mean he is akin to a Newborn, that all the experience he accumulate mean nothing.
Oh, and the elf King was a degenarate that believe he beyond far over other People, and doesn’t need to answer to other when the dwarf ambassador asked why elves attacked dwarf’s caravan, something that was True.
it was a goblin spiderrider, propably one of the forestgoblintribes since they have a connection to spiders.
They where kinda scary 👀 Thank you for your comment!
@@OleHerland no problem, the forest goblins worship spiders and are able to ride giant spiders and sometimes can even recruit arachnarok spiders to their cause.
No ganomes, and no nomes.
That's a goblin, part of the "Greenskins" race
Hehehe, I'm SO OFF on so many things, holy crap. Thank you tho! :D
Hey dude, gotta say I love how authentic you come across in your videos and its awesome to see you so enthousiastic about the Warhammer Universe (both fantasy & 40k) happy to tag along for the epic journey and greetings from the Netherlands! (Ps: btw I fucking love Norway, mountains n forests for daaaaays)
Hey! Thank you so much for your nice comment! 🤩 I'm so happy and lucky to go on this journey learning about the Warhammer universes. I feel like a kid in a candy store 😳
Netherlands ey! Nice flower fields for days!!! 🔥 Thank you again! ❤️
Also those are goblins, not gnomes.
Damn, thanks! 😂🤦
I'm not a gnoblin ...I'm not a gnelf...I'm a gnome...and you've been gnomed!
Another great Warhammer Fantasy trailer is the Mark of Chaos (reaaalllyyy old game) intro Cinematic.
High King Thorgrim Grudgebearer, he's the king of all the dwarves and have swore to avenge every grudge in the Great Book of Grudges (that is indeed written with the blood of the High Kings) himself. So he's kinda the saviour of the Dwarves that have been in decline since centuries, but he's there to correct that. At least to try ^^'
And no, he's not the one who was running towards the giant spider, he never fights alone, you don't see it in the trailer but he's fighting on top of his throne, that is carried by four dwarves. Because the High King traditionally never sits anywhere except his throne, and also the throne is magic and makes him almost unkillable ^^
Woow, thank you so much for another great comment! Always enriches my journey A LOT! Really cool that he is fighting on his throne, and it gives him extra power! Such a nice detail!
MAGIC?! that goes in the book!
Man's gonna get gnomed by dwarfs.
Mmmmhmmm 👀😅
I'm glad you are enjoying all of the videos about the Warhammer franchise. I recommend the Templin Institute's videos, especially those on the Imperial Guard, Cadia, and the Imperium. Those are my favorite 3 videos of theirs and I think that you'll enjoy them.
You gotta do the orc's one Ironhide I think it's the dopest one in my opinion .
the plan is to go through A LOT of trailers! Can't wait to get to that one :D Thank you for your comment :D
in the immortal words of High King Thorgrim Grudgebearer " this goes into the fucking! book. " XD
Hahahhaha, that quote is #epic 🤣💪😎
Those are goblins dude
Hehehhe, sorry! Learning bit by bit 🙈
To keep it short, the reason why dwarves and elves hate eachother. Was because of a certain prick named Malekith who tricked the dwarves, the dwarves were like: wtf? And asked the Phoenix king. Instead of solving the problem the Phoenix king went : L + ratio + cope - beard. And the war of the Beard came to be.
keep it coming
Thank you for the support! :D I will!! :D
Dwarves in Warhammer are just the extremely typical dwarves. Stubborn and way too easily offended. Still kinda cool.
I mean, if that's the typical dwarf it's thanks to Warhammer ^^
Hehe, that is so cool to think about. Love the Dwarves, so cool race/faction!
@@krankarvolund7771 not really, Warhammer just ripped them off D&D which ripped them off Tolkien. Warhammer is nothing of not derivative. But still fun.
@@TomorrowWeLive I don't know D&D and certainly not the first edition lore, but Warhammer Dwarves are nothing like Tolkien's dwarves.
Tolkien dwarves are not particulary stubborn, they don't hold grudges as much as Warhammer dwarves (like, they still despise Elves, but as much as Elves despise them, and Gimli is able to forget his grudges once he met real elves), and they're a lot more human than Warhammer dwarves ^^
What gnom???? it was normal goblin, gnoblars have very big nose
Haha, thank you for your comment! 🔥
It will take years if you do them all separately
True, I've been fighting with myself how I want to do this 🙈 For the time being, I've narrowed it down to about 60 videos 😂 Two a week = about 30 weeks. Not that bad!
Or, I could do ALL of them in three goes. three videos on my channel, and then I'm done. That feels a bit sad 😂
ALSO, another thing is that doing one at the time let's people comment on each video's topic! And that is a lot of fun :D
IT IS NOT Gnome, goblins for greenskins and for Ogre kingdoms those are gnoblars ( stupid version of goblins)
Whoot, gnoblars is a thing? Hehe, funny! Thank you 😊
@@OleHerland No problemo sir 🔥
The best legendary lord of the entire game.
Sooooo cool!!
@@OleHerland Dawis are cool.
And SPOILER: You probably don't react to intro trailers in game, so let me tell you: The engineer at the start survive. If you start the campaign of warhammer 1 he's inside the cinematic.
czcams.com/video/sGV4ZmrrQRA/video.html
Just react to the whole cinematic trailer compilation. A bunch of 5 minute videos is way too much of a tease.
Hahahahaha! 😂 Sorry, but not sorry! 🙈
This trailer is a lie, btw. All siege battles are just ‘towers and rams, towers and rams, and towers and rams’. Although they did improve them for TW Warhammer 3.