The Book of Grudges (Dwarf Play)

The Book of Grudges is perhaps the most famous of Dwarf Plays. It is the reading of the Book of Grudges in its entirety. The length of the play is hottly contested. There are those who think that the grudges should be read out in reasonable time so that there is a higher chance of their being heard before some of the audience members die of old age. On the other hand, there are those who believe the actor should linger on each line, drawing out the true anger felt in each grudge.
The Book of Grudges is usually read out in acts, or 'Grudges'.
=== Some Acts, or Grudges: ===
Grudge 50, ‘The routing of Radnock’s scouting party’. 
Grudge 54: ‘The killing of two goats in the western Karaks’. 
Grudge 67: ‘The slaying of the longbeards of karak dum.’ 
Grudge 69: 'The shagging of the High King's Wife, also known as the Queen, by Grundling Silvertongue.'
Grudge 74: ‘A cartwheel getting stuck in the gate hinges of karak dar.’ 
Grudge 93 ‘the slaughter and feasting upon the brave warriors of karak azon by ogres’. 
Grudge 103 ‘ the splinter received from a spear of clan skyre rat by grimbor ironbeater.’ 
Grudge 1175: ‘the fall and slaughter of all humans and dwarfs in the settlement now known as skaven blight.’