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War is never pretty, and
sieges are the uglier offspring of its dirty doings.
If one people can weather
the storm of nasty, it's the dwarves.
Stern, stoic, and stout, they
meet any challenge with the endurance of mountains, but what happens when the enemy
is as relentless as death itself?
Pairing dwarven fortitude with
something more... unorthodox is the only solution.
Thankfully, that's exactly
where the scoundrels of the Bad Badgers do their best work.
From baited traps to
counter-ambushes and every scheme in between, they're about to show the enemy
why they're called the Dirty Dozen.
Things are getting complicated
in the Dwarvish Empire. It's not all booze and brutality. There's a whole lot
of scheming happening behind closed doors, too.
Wheels are spinning and gears
are turning. Deals are cut and knives are being sharpened for the reckless heroes'
backs. The Bad Badgers have their work cut out for them, but that's nothing new.
When the enemy goes low, the
Bad Badgers can always go lower.
The Bad Badgers know that
this isn't just about one battle, but the whole war.
Can they stand against a foe
that has broken mountains in their conquests?
sieges are the uglier offspring of its dirty doings.
If one people can weather
the storm of nasty, it's the dwarves.
Stern, stoic, and stout, they
meet any challenge with the endurance of mountains, but what happens when the enemy
is as relentless as death itself?
Pairing dwarven fortitude with
something more... unorthodox is the only solution.
Thankfully, that's exactly
where the scoundrels of the Bad Badgers do their best work.
From baited traps to
counter-ambushes and every scheme in between, they're about to show the enemy
why they're called the Dirty Dozen.
Things are getting complicated
in the Dwarvish Empire. It's not all booze and brutality. There's a whole lot
of scheming happening behind closed doors, too.
Wheels are spinning and gears
are turning. Deals are cut and knives are being sharpened for the reckless heroes'
backs. The Bad Badgers have their work cut out for them, but that's nothing new.
When the enemy goes low, the
Bad Badgers can always go lower.
The Bad Badgers know that
this isn't just about one battle, but the whole war.
Can they stand against a foe
that has broken mountains in their conquests?
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- SeriesDwarvish Dirty Dozen #4