It doesn't do a lot, but hampering an enemy's movement is always helpful for the Dawi so your units can catch them or just give your ranged units more time to target them. The Rune of Dismay is effective at slowing enemies down a small amount.
Notably, it will stack with an enemy's innate fire weakness such as regenerating units, Forest Spirit units, or Norscan Ice units. Perhaps best used with a flame cannon, Warriors of Dragonfire Pass, or the Dragonback Slayers (A miner's blasting charge also does fire damage). The Ironbeards Ring can be useful, but you have to have fire damage readily available to capitalize on it. Most Dawi units have below average charge bonues, but with that boost can deal much more damage when charging. The Silver Horn of Vengance gives a flat 12 boost to charge bonus which is pretty helpful for the low charge values of the Dawi. Multiplayer wise, their items are pretty good at helping a Dawi army improve an aspect of its composition. For this reason, they can be good when paired with your Lord to support each other's combat abilities and help take down tough opponents. They can be stalwart fighters against hordes of infantry and other melee heroes, but if dueling a melee Lord, will likely lose. Similar to the Empire Captain, the Thane is a very straightforward melee brawler. Silver Horn of Vengeance (multiplayer only).Shields have a chance of blocking arrows, bolts, rifle shots and similar small arms fire - but only in a forward facing arc. ▲ Armoured & Shielded: Armoured units can block damage from any source apart from Armour-Piercing damage.The stone is a symbol of their homeland, a piece of their Dwarfhold made manifest. In other Clans, especially northern ones, Lords and Thanes prefer to fight atop Oath Stones, rocks upon which runes are struck - listing out the Clan's honour, or perhaps the Lord's lineage or deeds. This is common amongst Dwarfs of the southern Holds and has been continued elsewhere, notable by King Alrik Ranulfsson of Karak Hirn. While Dwarfs are notably an infantry force, there are a few exceptions among their leaders some Lords are carried into battle by Shieldbearers - stout warriors who serve their liege by hefting a shield as a fighting platform. Failure to redress an injury from antiquity is particularly galling, an act of disrespect to the much-revered ancestors. It is their lot to avenge all wrongdoing to their Clan, Hold or race, not just in the present, but also for all time. Upon their broad shoulders is carried the weight of untold debt - the inherited grudges of a long-suffering and unforgiving race. As a rule, Dwarf Lords and Thanes are a grim sort, for they are leaders of a dour people.
These are the most powerful fighters in the army, fell-handed warriors equipped with the finest arms and armour of the Clan's weapon hoard. The leaders of a Dwarf throng are its Lord and Thanes.
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