I can fix Arrak's warp blade. Goatmen I'll cut out since I agree with you, and they just don't fit with Dark Elves. Werebears, I think should stay. They are technically Beastmen, yes, but they come from a race of Beastmen that was isolated from the other tribes for hundreds of years.

I don't think people addressed this when I asked about army size earlier, but one of my main weaknesses is the fact I have less numbers than most. This is even evident despite the fact that about 2/3rds of a Dwarf hold population is fighting fit, contrasting the usual (historical) 1/4th of a human settlement is. So just keep in mind that if you ever fight my guys, and you don't specify that your force is small, generally I'll assume your army size is bigger than mine. My main focus is a moderate to low size army made up of powerful/elite units.

I don't think people addressed this when I asked about army size earlier, but one of my main weaknesses is the fact I have less numbers than most. This is even evident despite the fact that about 2/3rds of a Dwarf hold population is fighting fit, contrasting the usual (historical) 1/4th of a human settlement is. So just keep in mind that if you ever fight my guys, and you don't specify that your force is small, generally I'll assume your army size is bigger than mine. My main focus is a moderate to low size army made up of powerful/elite units.

If my time in Warhammer Total War has taught me anything, it's that any problem can be solved by finding the right amount of skeletons to throw at it.

@OphidianMy morale is a huge strength too, being a determined and stubborn as fuck race. But it's hard to beat mindless skeletons in a sense of duty

I thought it was if you threw enough Imperial Guardsmen Zombies at the problem the problem would go away.

However that does bring up the question of if one can throw too many undead at a problem thus being unable to solve the problem.

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You have inspired a quote, good sir, for one of my heroes:

"This is the truth of war. Twelve mangy dogs can kill a lion."
— Doge Carcius, on Undead.

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But the thing is, what if there's 13 mangy dogs? Do they all wonder who the fuck this new guy is and try to verbally roast him while the lion comes in and kill them all thus proving that if you apply too many undead, the problem will not fix itself.

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Ah. I see now.

Clearly, the solution is dire bats!

(total war warhammer has ruined some of my tactical flexibility)

Only by ever so slightly my friend xP

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I once made a custom Vampire Count for a Warhammer Fantasy RP.

He was adorable, honestly.

Imagine this scary Vampire Count, jumping up and down beneath a tree, because a Grave Guard's head got lodged in it from one of those damned imperial cannon vollies and he has to have the head to reanimate it and you'd....be pretty close.

Clearly, the solution is dire bats!

any problem can be solved by finding the right amount of skeletons to throw at it.

You just need to tactically enough apply bats/skeletons until you fix the issue!