Dwarf
Dwarf noun - A living thing much smaller than others of its kind.
Goliath
Goliath noun - Something or someone that is unusually large and powerful.
Usage example: the family-owned company lost the contract to a multibillion-dollar Goliath
Both words in one sentence
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Goliath: In the tabletop version, the Norse Dwarf is classified as a "Giant-killer" type, giving it an attack bonus against all "Giant" type units like cyclopes and hydras.
Source: Video Game / Age of Mythology - Brand by Henrik Ibsen spoofed it in one sentence, when some of his townspeople bragged about their famous viking heritage: "A dwarf will get no taller by having Goliath as his great-grandfather".
Source: Famous Ancestor -
However, there's large variance for what counts in each size: for instance, a 4'6" Dwarf and a 7'8" Goliath are both said to take up a single square.
Source: Units Not to Scale
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