In my experience playing Dwarves: Glory, Death, and Loot, I've noticed that some characters, like the archer Torvir Khelmumlin, tend to struggle more than others, often becoming the focus of in-game 'bullying' due to their perceived weaknesses. This creates a unique challenge within the autobattler and roguelike mechanics of the game. What I found is that Torvir’s equipment and positioning greatly influence his survivability. Equipping him properly can reduce the chances of him getting constantly 'stabbed' or targeted, as seen in battles where poor gear or placement leads to quick defeats. The game's autosave feature after each battle encourages experimentation, allowing players to adjust gear and tactics without losing progress. One strategy I use is to focus on acquiring and equipping better loot—especially items that boost defense or evasion. The loot’s value in battles can be crucial for survival and overall victory. Also, understanding the UI and battle reports can help pinpoint where the archer is most vulnerable, so you can plan your moves accordingly. Overall, the feeling of watching an underdog character like Torvir slowly gain strength through equipment upgrades and smarter play is quite rewarding. If you’re facing similar frustration, try analyzing your battle reports, focusing on loot collection, and experimenting with gear to turn your archer from a bullied weakling into a battlefield asset.