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Kommentar von Umega

These dwarfs look very much alike from thier brethren in WC3.

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what armor pieces do i need to look like them?

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In Warcraft III these dwarves with guns replaced the archers from the first two Warcraft games. The archers in Warcraft: Orcs and Humans were humans, of course, while in Warcraft II they were replaced by high elf archers and high elf rangers. The Bronzebeard dwarves played more of a supporting role during Warcraft II, being either blacksmiths who upgraded the ballista's attack or the Alliance counterpart to the goblin sapper (dwarven demo squads); however, Wildhammer dwarves also arrived as the alliance flying unit atop their gryphons and wielding their signature stormhammers. As the high elves mostly withdrew back to Quel'Thalas, the dwarves moved in to fill the gap by providing these riflemen as well as mortar teams ("MORTAR COMBAT!" as it were) as well as providing the gyrocopter to perform the role once filled by the gnomish flying machine (the gnomes were dealing with a trogg invasion at the time) and returning with their Wildhammer friends.

Most of the time you won't have to worry too much about these guys getting aggro or dying since, as ranged units go, they're not the most menacing. Still, their explosive shot is a welcome way to deal AoE damage when situations look grim.

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