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The Lord of the Rings

The Lord of the Rings features several notable Dwarven characters, but no single individual is explicitly named "Dwarven Warrior" as a primary character. It's most probable the term refers to a generic or unnamed Dwarf, likely a member of a war band from one of the Dwarf-kingdoms, most frequently from the Longbeards of Khazad-dûm (Moria) or later from the Iron Hills.

Dwarves, in Tolkien's world, are known for their martial prowess, craftsmanship, and stubborn resilience. A generic Dwarven Warrior would embody these traits. He would be stout and strong, skilled in the use of axes, hammers, and other weapons forged in the depths of the earth. Clad in sturdy armor crafted by Dwarven smiths, he would be a formidable combatant.

While not a specific character, such a Dwarven Warrior would likely be motivated by loyalty to his king, defense of his people, and a deep sense of honor. He could be participating in events such as the defense of Khazad-dûm against the Balrog or aiding the armies of men during the War of the Ring, fighting against the forces of Sauron.