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The first edition was released in The eighth and final edition was released on 10 July Rune of Fury — This rune grants an extra attack for one, adds Frenzy for two and adds the ability to add attacks for each successful attack made for three. For the single rune this could be worth the cost, though the extra cost for Frenzy and extra attacks is debatable.
With the right Slayer this could be quite the blender if you have the right target and he survives to use his attacks. It could be paired with the Master Rune of Snorri or possibly Swiftness to good effect. For the Dwarfs, this rune is situational at best. Rune of Cleaving — This rune was the one that could have made all the other weapons runes worth their cost, but alas they went about it in a very strange way. The first rune, while cheap, only grants Armour Piercing, which in our army meta of needing to bring multiple Runesmiths which already confer this ability makes this Rune useless most of the time.
The 3 rd rune gives Killing Blow which is an OK rule but you are using up all of your weapon rune slots to get there…is there use for the Rune of Cleaving? Yes, but it could have been so much better. Rune of Might — Finally! A weapon rune that is actually worth taking! If you are going to use a runic weapon and actually try to do anything worthwhile with it, there is a very good chance that weapon has a Rune of Might on it.
Overall you can rarely go wrong with this rune unless you are fighting an army entirely made up of Goblins. Overall, the costs for these runes are reasonable but because Dwarfs often have higher Weapon Skill compared to our opponents the benefit is more situational than it would seem at first.
Still the ability to reroll failed hits is well priced and could find use in a few builds. Grudge Rune — The rune is fluffy, but almost useless. Even at its bargain price, the Grudge rune requires you to tell your opponent which of his Characters your Character will be going after and any opponent worth his salt will ensure that you never get to make those points you spent worth anything.
Rune of Parrying — Enemies have a -1 to hit your character in close combat. This is basically a defensive rune on a weapon which allows you to not take an armour rune slot. As you will most often be building a tank character as opposed to killy character this rune becomes very attractive. Even by itself, you will rarely regret spending points on this rune. Rune of Speed — This is the cheapest weapon rune and therefore an excellent way to avoid the Rule of Pride or to simply give your character a magical attack to deal with ethereals.
Armour Runes. Master Rune of Adamant — Toughness of 10 is amazing, but it comes at a hefty price. In addition to being the most expensive armour rune in the book, you cannot take any other armor rune with this rune.
This rune can be powerful when combined with a Lord on Shieldbearers but leaves you precious few points to do any other runic items. There really are much better options and very few situations where T10 is a better option than other runic combinations for the same cost. Rune of Fortitude — In a Dwarf world where the tank is king, the Rune of Fortitude is one of the standby armour runes.
These are both great bases for combos that can make your Thane or Lord super hard to kill. A third Rune of Fortitude affords you some additional protection against multiple wounds but tends to be a bit pricy for what it does. Rune of Iron — When taking runic armor, a combination that includes the Rune of Iron is almost a no brainer. The problem is, however, that you will rarely have an opportunity where a character would be susceptible to even suffering a wound from shooting or magic missiles.
Maybe on a Master Engineer assigned to protect some war machines? It is very situational. It is OK for points so it will never be a bad choice, there are simply many more options that often push this rune out of the running. It is only one impact hit and only hits on the charge so the question is how many times do you plan for your character to charge in the game and is this one time attack worth the extra points?
In my opinion, it is rarely worth it. Do I really need to say more? It is still a great banner and Dwarf enemies will hate the name Groth One-Eye! Master Rune of Stromni Redbeard — This runic banner had so much potential if it had only been cheaper! As it is, you could use the points spent on this to instead bolster your units or gain other banners that are so much more useful! It really is too bad…I consider this banner a missed opportunity. Master Rune of Valaya — I expect I will get some amount of pushback by not making this an auto include banner.
As it is this banner is amazing and in any game of over points I agree this may become a purple. But below that mark, this banner is simply awesome even if not an auto-include.
The secondary ability which helps to dispel remains in play spells is only marginally helpful since we can use the power dice we generate in our own magic phase to do the same thing. Master Rune of Grungi — Yet another amazing choice for our banners! If you could take this on something other than the BSB it would be an auto include. Still, this rune is pure awesomeness. Rune of Battle — This rune, like the Stromni Redbeard rune had so much potential! If only it had been 10 or 15 points cheaper!
Alas the biggest problem with this rune besides its slightly overinflated price is the fact that it suffers from being a substandard rune choice amongst so many other good ones.
Rune of Slowness — This is a great option and very affordable for what it does. The basic idea here is to cause your enemy to fail his charge so you can charge instead. This works great on great weapon Longbeards, Hammerers and even Ironbreakers. Watch your opponent cry as he charges, takes your Drakegun stand and shoot, then fails his charge so you can shoot him again next turn and if he is brave enough, take another stand and shoot reaction to charge again.
On a unit of Irondrakes, this rune really becomes a must take item. Rune of Sanctuary — This rune is of very limited use on its own due to the fact that Runesmiths give Magic Resistance to any unit they join. The real benefit in this rune is its very low points cost which makes it an ideal rune to use in order to avoid the Rule of Pride. There is also some limited application in higher points games to confer a higher Magic Resistance since you can stack this rune. This just gives stubborn to the unit bearing it and at a very reasonable price.
The rune grants Vanguard and is very reasonably priced. Rune of Courage — This rune grants immunity to psychology. We are an army of Leadership 9 warriors; we will very rarely care about panic. This rune is at best an add-on in order to avoid the Rule of Pride. Ancestor Rune — To take a Leadership test on one die is great…but it is pretty situational at the best of times.
Still, this can sometimes be better than a re-roll of normal leadership if you get caught in a bad combat situation. Talismanic Runes. The biggest problem this rune has is that it competes against the Master Rune of Valaya as our key magic defense item and it will lose to Valaya every time. Stealing a power die from your opponent is very powerful but since it now goes off only half the time it is simply not reliable compared to Valaya and therefore a secondary choice. Still, in those games where you can fit in both of them, the Master Rune of Balance becomes much more fun.
Master Rune of Spite — A nice, fluffy rune that is almost useless. If you have a character kitted out to do any sort of battle whether it be as a tank or killy, there are so many better options. If it were 10 Points cheaper, then maybe it would be worth it.
This idea, while obviously situational is very plausible and would be very funny. I plan to try this out very soon. Of all the things you can control in your competitive force, terrain is rarely one of them. Any character kitted out with any sort of protection will usually have at least one of this rune.
Rune of Spellbreaking — The most important rune in our arsenal. Rune of Luck — Gives a re-roll that can be used offensively or defensively and could save your Dawi hide at a key part of the battle.
It is cheap enough to be used as a way to avoid the Rule of Pride on other Talismanic Runes and therefore is extremely useful. It is a no-brainer choice. I have seen some strategies that leave a war machine park flank exposed with a war machine that has this rune on it as a way to trick or weaken the enemy.
The idea has merit but you have to build at least part of your force with this rune in mind. To make things worse, you will probably never be able to pull this trick off against the same opponent twice.
Master Rune of Disguise — This rune has gotten so much better with our update. Now you get hard cover and you get it for a decent price. The downside is that compared to the bonus given by the Master Engineer, this is second rate. Still, to add an Engineer cost quite a bit more points so overall, not a bad rune. You could also have some fun with an Organ Gun, but there are usually much better runes to choose from.
Stalwart Rune — This rune is cheap enough to use as a Rule of Pride bypass but with war machines you will most likely not see the need. Adding a second Stalwart Rune in order to get Unbreakable is more helpful but comes at double the price and would rarely be worth that additional cost. The Organ Gun and Bolt Thrower also benefit from a Master Engineer, so there are other ways to make these war machines more accurate as well.
Bolt Throwers will usually only get shots per game and they need to ensure high success for to hit rolls.
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