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I don't think dwarves have robots.
They're the most technologically advanced faction that has technology that doesn't explode 1/2 of the times it's used. Skaven tech is great but also malfunctions and blows up all the time (something that isn't present in tw)
2)Because the game is based on TT rosters, in which they weren't included, and as mentioned above the unit is barely loreful(if at all) and little more than a small blurb of ancient dwarfen prowess.
3)The dwarfs aren't necessarily the most technologically advanced faction, and they've never been implied to be. They're the most effective at distributing high technology on a mass scale and keeping it safe to use. They have literal ironclads and submarines, they have steam engined gyrocopters, flame throwers and anti-tank rockets. They supposedly have steam engines used for mining drills etc.
In comparison, Empire has 12 tanks it can't replicate, mechanical horses, rockets and the ability to produce giant landships,(and some fancy handguns and artillery pieces). None of these are as reliable as dwarf tech, though it is worth mentioning that the empire still distributes tech on a grander scale than skaven and chaos dorfs, and while dwarfs can infuse their tech with runes, the empire can create some insanely powerful technological+magical marvels like the luminark since they can actually use magic.
Skaven tech is arguably the most advanced, including rail networks, pseudo-telephones(far-squeakers), warp lightning cannons, man portable mortars, ratling guns, mutated/manufactured monsters, mini-nukes, manufactured plagues etc, but it all relies on super unstable warpstone, is not available in huge numbers relative to the whole army(as opposed to the massive amount of handguns empire and dwarfs can deploy) and is often just shoddy in construction/design.
Finally, Chaos Dwarfs are the last of the 4 top-tech contenders, and they replace the instability of warpstone with the instability of bound demons. Their tech is very limited in quantity, and there are very few chaos dwarfs to begin with(though i guess all of them are relatively well equipped). That said, their artillery is stupidly powerful, they're able to forge all sorts of demonic monstrosities, and have some pretty crazy handguns, as well as lots of land-based steam vehicles to transport their artillery around.
1)b(for brettonia)
She's Lileath, an elven goddess, though the idea that she is exploiting the brettonians as a shield is not really confirmed nor even supported. The woodies use the Brets as a shield and try to buidl better relations with them for that purpose, but that's not the goddesses work. Also, all Warhammer gods are entities in the warp/entities of chaos, that's not something unique to the chaos gods, its just that the 4 chaos gods are kinda the strongest.
Well... That sucks... I mean i guess it doesnt make bretonnia boring or anything. Just that knowing that the badass knights who go off fighting monsters with superhuman strength are nothing more than stupid strong men who are being exploited kinda kills the faction for me :/
https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Warhammer_Wiki
Well no you got misinformed there....Here's a bit of the actual lore-
https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Lileath
Just read it. Still feels like she's just using them. But hey, from what i hear everyone has their own reason for hating the end times. I guess this is mine.
The Lady of the Lake. The ones the bretonnians worship. The fay is basically her vassal. Like she listens to the lady and says what the lady wants.
And yea, i think shes usually an elf.
I know a tiny bit about the lore.
She was human(but really was the daughter of Lileath),then turned into a vampire & sacrificed so Nagash could be reborn....good times.
..she was trying to save humanity.
Read the follow up with Age of Sigmar.
Mmmmm not gonna happen.
Meh. Its just the fact that the lady isnt even the lady. Like imagine if all those crusaders found out that god is actually the buhdist god but its okay because it was all to protect nirvanna.
It aint at all the same.
It should therefore come to no surprise that a divinity-like entity found in this land (IE, lady of the lake) is related to elven Gods in one way or another.
When Ariel, one of the walking avatarof Isha, encountered the Lady of the Lake, she mentionned that she was something "simmilar to her". So indeed, an avatar of another elven god makes sense.
So rather than being Lileath herself (which is something that is end times only IIRC, and therefore not cannon to anything but AoS that came afterwards), she's most probably an elven god avatar, simmilar to Ariel, but one who choose to help humans instead after the elves left her behind.