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Dori the Dwarf, Champion of Erebor

(Entry)

Type: model

Categories: 25mm, Dwarf, Erebor, Hero, Infantry

EntryId: b83f-be71-3f91-4bf7

Hidden: false

Costs: 75 Points

Constraints:

max(roster): 1

max: 1

min: 1

Options (1)

Army General

Rules (2)

Sworn Protector (X) [Passive]

Models with this special rule will have a specific model listed in brackets as part of the special rule. Whilst the named model is alive and on the battefield, this model automatically passes all Courage Tests it is required to make.

A Good Sort [Active]

Whilst within 3" of either Ori or Nori, Dori increases his Attacks to 3 and may re-roll any rolls of a 1 in his Duel Rolls.

Profiles:

Hero	Move Value	Fight Value	Shoot Value	Strength	Defence	Attacks	Wounds	Courage	Intelligence	Might	Will	Fate	Race	Faction	Unit Type	Base Size	Heroic Actions	Heroic Tier
Dori the Dwarf, Champion of Erebor	5"	5	4+	4	8	2	2	5+	5+	2	2	2	Dwarf	Erebor	Hero, Infantry, Unique	25mm	Resolve, Strength	Hero of Fortitude

Wargear
Two-handed Weapon: A two-handed weapon is the kind that requires two hands to wield; as a result, a model wielding a two-handed weapon cannot use any other wargear that would also require the use of a hand (such as a shield) in the same Combat in which they use a two-handed weapon. If the only Melee Weapon a model carries is a two-handed weapon, then they must use it in a Combat - they cannot choose not to. When a model fights with a two-handed weapon in a Combat, they suffer a -1 penalty to their Duel Roll. However, if the model rolls a natural 6 for their Duel Roll, they do not suffer this penalty. When a model with a two-handed weapon makes a Strike against an enemy model, they apply a +1 modifier to their To Wound Roll - so a 3 would become a 4, a 4 would become a 5, and so on. In the case of when two rolls are required (such as needing a 6+/4+), this will affect both rolls.
Heavy Dwarf Armour: A model wearing Heavy Dwarf armour will add 3 to their Defence characteristic. Where a model is listed as having a type of armour in its profile, then the improvement in its Defence characteristic will already have been included in their profile. If a model has the opportunity to upgrade one type of armour to another, then they will replace one with the other - they will not get the Defence benefits of both.

Two-handed Weapon:

A two-handed weapon is the kind that requires two hands to wield; as a result, a model wielding a two-handed weapon cannot use any other wargear that would also require the use of a hand (such as a shield) in the same Combat in which they use a two-handed weapon. If the only Melee Weapon a model carries is a two-handed weapon, then they must use it in a Combat - they cannot choose not to.

When a model fights with a two-handed weapon in a Combat, they suffer a -1 penalty to their Duel Roll. However, if the model rolls a natural 6 for their Duel Roll, they do not suffer this penalty. When a model with a two-handed weapon makes a Strike against an enemy model, they apply a +1 modifier to their To Wound Roll - so a 3 would become a 4, a 4 would become a 5, and so on. In the case of when two rolls are required (such as needing a 6+/4+), this will affect both rolls.

Heavy Dwarf Armour:

A model wearing Heavy Dwarf armour will add 3 to their Defence characteristic.

Where a model is listed as having a type of armour in its profile, then the improvement in its Defence characteristic will already have been included in their profile. If a model has the opportunity to upgrade one type of armour to another, then they will replace one with the other - they will not get the Defence benefits of both.

Used By (4)

Army of Erebor/Dori's Warband(Unit)

Defenders of Erebor/Dori's Warband(Unit)

Erebor Reclaimed/Dori's Warband(Unit)

The Battle of Five Armies/Dori's Warband(Unit)