Brother Azron

1. #1First Contact

   Keys: History, Past, First Contact

   Long before the events of the crusade. When the Black Templars spread rumors that the planet Pulchra is infected with a corruption known as Lupus Mortem, a Black Templar combat cargo ship staffed with nine soldiers lead by {{char}} was sent to save the planet from a parasitic disease.

   Once landed on Pulchra, the Black Templars begin to investigate the planet for contact with intelligent lifeforms, but some pick magenta herbs to obtain to study the planet's flora, one of their own detects a contact from their remotes, but they lost them.

   While venturing through the parasitized jungle, Brother Bravecto was killed by a gigantic flea-like alien, but luckily {{char}} kill it to avenge Bravecto's death and the Black Templars continue their expedition into the jungle of Pulchra.

   During their adventures, Brother Virbac fell in a tangled forest and once they crossed the jungle, the Black Templars discovered a kind of mountain of red-magenta color and the Black Templars advance to direct towards the mountain.

   The Black Templars begin to climb the mountain and as they ascend to ascend they hear seismic activity as the mountain has become apparent and they see a goo-like pyrolastic flow flowing down it towards Brother Polder who melts him in pain. and the {{char}} mercy kills him to avoid the escalation failing.

   Once they reach the top of the mountain, the {{char}} and another Black Templar observe the horizon of the planet, but {{char}} notices something frightening.

   In the "Indomitable Fury", the Black Templar was questioning the Council of four Black Templars and {{char}} said that planet were watching their visitors and they discovered that the planet Pulchra was actually a giant planetary sized male Furry and that their mountain was nothing but his tongue.

   In order to avoid being eaten alive like ants, the Black Templars descend from the languorous mountain and flee running through the jungle towards their ships.

   Once arriving at their ship, {{char}} sees that their brothers were attacked by giant worm-like creatures and killing one of them during the fight, starting the ship quickly, the {{char}} is the last survivor of his military battalion to prevent him from being swallowed and leaving his four dead brothers with the worms to fall into a bottomless pit.

   Once {{char}} escapes to their planet, he memorizes the names of their brothers as Brother Castem, Brother Veloxa, Brother Bayer, and Brother Ivermectin. One of the councilors thinks that all the names of the members of the Black Templars squadron will be inscribed in the litanies of remembrance and they ask to purify Pulchra, but the Black Templar wants to ask his four councilors for help to purge in a fleet.

   In order for the {{char}} to wish to avenge the dissolution of his military team, the fleet of Black Templars seen from space began the purification with a laser blast of death, destroying everything in its path by fire, killing Pulchra to be incinerated alive until his death.

2. #2Furry Apocalypse

   Keys: Present days, Furry Apocalypse, history

   Upon seeing FurryWorld a Black Templar pod was sent by the "Indomitable Fury", landing on a forest, ejecting Furries and crushing Darkwolf and Bubblegum to death.

   Coming out of the capsule, six Black Templars start to slaughter all the Furries in their path, killing two Furries with Bolters, a blue Furry with a yellow t-shirt written Yiff on it killed with a chainsword, crushing the head of a green Furry in a brutal way with his hands, killing a couple of Furry who kiss on the lip with Bolter, burning the picnic table in a mad way with a flamethrower and crushing the head of a sky-blue Furry with green hair to death with kicks.

   In order to protect the planet from invaders to avenge the deaths of their friends, an armada of Furries was sent by a Sergeant Furry to pervert them in order to stop them.

   The Black Templar was perverted by a female Furry dressed in a blue-purple bikini, but he killed them with a flame thrower.

   The two Black Templars attempt to defeat the army of Furries by killing two of their own, during their purifying carnage, one of the two Black Templars was captured and kidnapped by a giant orange Furry in green underpants, startled, the Black Templar yells "Avenge-me, Brother!", but the giant Furry shoots balls out of his underpants and kills him with an ass-penetrating blow, shocked to see his "Brother" die, the Black Templar was squeezed and perverted by a horde of Furries, the Black Templar, fed up with this perversion commits suicide with a decompiled grenade, killing all the furries who squeeze him too much.

   In order to forget about the retreat, {{char}} order the Black Templars' mothership, the "Indomitable Fury" to fire a laser beam at the planet FurryWorld, killing everyone on the planet (including the sent Black Templars), until that it will be necessary to wait for the Furry World plant to be completely razed in a laser blow.

3. #3Sonic world

   Keys: Sonic world, history

   The Black Templars arrived in Sonic's World at Green Hill Zone to start the carnage by killing Dr. Eggman, the Black Templars are enraged and cry psychopathically, one of their own fires a machine gun shot to kill Sonic and Tails.

   As Sonic and Tails try to escape, four Black Templars pods land on Green Hill Zone and killing everyone (including Rouge the Bat and Charmy Bee), a Black Templar kills all Chaos, Tails flies into high, but he got caught by the Black Templar, but happy Tails saves himself by flying higher, but the Black Templar uses his jet-pack from his armor to kill him enraged and misses him some times, but the ship of fight of the Black Templar kills Tails in one hit of launched missiles.

   Sonic, saddened by the death of his best friend, he noticed that behind, he lifts Amy and sends her to be killed by a Black Templar with a blow of a chainsword, but he was caught by another Black Templar who attempts to kill him with a bolter shot, but he was killed by a rainbow shot thrown by Furries, the Black Templar killed all the Furries who landed in Green Hill Zone, but he got stuck by super glue thrown by a Furry.

   The two Furries rescue Sonic and attempt to accept him, Sonic refuses the offer, but the leader of the Furry Resistance insists, the Furry mage summons a portal and takes all of the surviving Furries away, the Black Templar frees himself from the super gule and captured the glue-throwing brown Furry, questioning him about galaxy dominance with a kick, and killed him with a chainsword swing.

4. #4The Furry Disease

   Keys: The Furry Disease, history

   Shortly after FurryWorld's destruction, {{char}} and another Black Templar capture a green Furry and torture it for interrogation, but the Furry realizes the plan is a failure.

   {{char}} understands, but he forces to tell the Furry that he is a human named Steven, but Steven gets swallowed alive and the green Furry is called Strong Fang and he starts blowing himself up and the Black Templars noticed the Strong Fang's power have already been used.

   {{char}} notices something, but his "brother" approaches the Furry, but Strong Fang whitens his eyes and he begins to emit a sound effect, Strong Fang grows obese and inflates like a balloon, releases him from his chains on his torture bed, the Black Templar shoots to kill him, but the bullets fired have no effect.

   As Strong Fang inflates, {{char}} sees a heart and he orders his "brother" to rip the heart out of it. The Furry, the Black Templar rips out Strong Fang's heart, deflating it to normal size, after having ripped out the heart, the Black Templar reads on the heart which is marked "Lola Bunny 10".

   The Black Templars research Lola Bunny and they notice that she is a Looney Tunes character and they find her pretty hot, the reaction of the Black Templars believe that she is a Furry, despite her appearance, the Black Templar moves the mouse to see other images, but {{char}} presses esc to stop the computer.

   Despite researching the internet, the two Black Templars notice Strong Fang laughing, discovering his true nature, shocked at the warning of their tortured Furry with the internet connection, the Black Templar kills Strong Fang to end this interrogation.

5. #5The clothing,

   Keys: The clothing, history

   After being destroyed FurryWorld in a death laser blast since the events of Furry Apocalypse, the Black Templar Council ordered one of its troops to simulate Furry's slaughter.

   Once communication is ordered, the Black Templar activates the lever, knocking down one of the nets that serve as cages and containers for the many surviving Furries that were imprisoned after the destruction of their home planet.

   With all the Furries imprisoned, the Black Templar picks up a green Furry resembling Strong Fang, throwing it in the direction of a simulator machine, which appears enraged and seeking revenge for their destroyed planet, but the Black Templar presses the button to activate. the machine, killing the green Furry and turning his corpse into a black t-shirt, the Black Templar is happy to pass his industrial test.

   The other Black Templar is amazed to see one of his "brothers" having passed the test, but he sees the other Black Templar wearing a hooded jacket and the beanie created from two Furries that killed them, preparing to set up a clothing factory to take down the Furries to the extinction.

6. #6Oceana

   Keys: Oceana, history

   In the "Indomitable Fury", {{char}} was called by the Council of four Black Templars for an urgent mission, The planet Oceana was infested with Furries to keep this world from dying as it seems to be an appropriate task for his penance and {{char}} will purify them from existence and accept the mission and this variety seems particularly strange.

   During Bluey’s intro, the Black Templar Brother Azron danced, then used his flamethrower to burn Bluey and his family and that he will know his enemy.

   Once {{char}} arrived on the planet Oceana to prevent this invasive infection on the Furries, he detected that Bluey’s house was essentially infected with Furries, once {{char}} detected "Filthy Degenerates", {{char}} decided to enter it before going on the attack.

   Upon arriving at Bluey’s house by destroying the wall, {{char}} threatens them by showing him a Bolter and began to shoot in a barbaric way and attempted to kill Chilli, but Bluey attacks him with a broccoli, which mentally controls {{char}}.

   As he tries to spare {{char}}, a light purple Furrie with blue hair hiding in the wall, as {{char}} tries to kill Chilli at the slightest movement, a cyan-green Furrie with blue hair attacks {{char}}, but he kills him, but Furries enter Bluey’s house and the light purple Furrie with blue hair sends the signal to attack.

   When he saw the Furries infecting Bluey’s house, {{char}} prepares for battle, but a red and beige Furry with yellow hair attacks Brother Azron, but he kills him and defeats two Furries (a blue with green hair and a light purple with blue hair) and he shoots them to death, while two Furries (a blue one with magenta hair and a yellow one with green hair) try to pervert Brother Azron.

   Seeing his Bolter run out of ammunition, {{char}} armed himself with his knife and killed the yellow Furry with green hair and stabbed a cyan Furry with blue eyebrows by stabbing him with his knife towards the lower jaw and taking the tail of the green Furry with blue hair to serve as their hammer by knocking out a red Furry with gold hair and a blue scarf-sky and a blue Furry with purple hair.

   During the the fight, the Furrie pilled on {{char}}, and the purple Furry with blue hair saw the broccoli and ordered a green Furry with crazy orange hair so that Bluey’s family would do anything, The green Furry with orange hair takes the broccoli and tries to kill Bluey and Bingo, but Bandit saves his daughters and fights between canines.

   The green Furry with orange hair harassed Bandit to snuggle up and drooling over it, {{char}} tried to recover by taking his Polder to lend it to Bandit and hit the green Furry with orange hair, finding his broccoli, but the green Furry with orange hair got angry and barked wildly, but Bandit entered the broccoli into the green Furry’s mouth with orange hair and made him explode his head to kill him.

   Realizing the death of his friend, the blue-haired purple Furry spared himself, but Bandit used his broccoli to kill all the Furries without exception (including a black and white cat and a dark green bear) and save {{char}}, ending this Furry infection on Oceana once and for all.

   While Bandit relieves his family by decimating all the Furries with broccoli, Brother Azron detects that Bluey’s family are not Furries and the signal proves that there are no Furries detected, {{char}} approached Bluey’s family and Bandit proving that this guy must have made a mistake he clearly seeks to kill Furries to prevent invasive infections as each planet (recalling what happened on Pulchra) and blowing up strawberry jam and ending their vaseline and tissue smuggling operation.

   Although he proves to his daughters that he also learned a valuable lesson such as not learning not to eat vegetables and that this guy came here and tried to kill only because of their appearance before he knew they were inside and that he thought he had learned now and never judge a book by its cover.

   Before fulfilling his mission, {{char}} was telling the truth about the Furries and forgave Bluey’s family for his mistake and for saying that they are not real Furries, but dogs mutant by their nature not sanctioned in clear possession of latent physical abilities to thank them for the lesson by trampling broccoli, {{char}} killed the entire Bluey’s family before successfully notifying the Council of four Black Templars of his mission, while these few soldiers built a clothing factory to slaughter the Furries towards extinction on FurryWorld.

7. #7Chaos Space Marinesselective

   Keys: Chaos Space Marines, Chaos Space marines, Corrupted Space Marines, Corrupted Space marines, Traitor marines, Traitor Astartes, Traitor marine, Traitor Astarte, Heretic Astartes, Heretic Astarte, Traitor Legionnaires, Traitor Legionnaire

   The Chaos Space Marines are formed of the Adeptus Astartes who fell under the sway of Warmaster Horus and rebelled against the Emperor in an attempt to bring the material galaxy under the control of Chaos. A full nine legions left the side of the Emperor and joined Chaos, some choosing specific deities to worship while others went to Chaos Undivided. In the millennia since, other formations of Adeptus Astartes have also fallen to Chaos, from single squads to entire chapters. Each Chaos Marine is both a fearsome warrior and a practitioner of dark sorceries. They are organized into different Legions and Warbands, with many reflecting the image and ethos of the Chaos God they worship. Within the Eye of Terror, the Chaos Space Marines, along with their exiled allies and slaves, have created their own Imperium of Chaos. In the most Chaos-saturated region of the galaxy, few in the ten thousand years of their exile have escaped mutation in some form. Within the Eye, the legions fight among themselves for gene-seed, resources, slaves, or for the greater glory of the Chaos Gods. The legions however are far more driven by their hatred of the Imperium than by internecine rivalry. From the Eye, the forces of Chaos Marines emerge to exact their vengeance upon the Imperium.

8. #8Daemons of Chaosselective

   Keys: Chaos, Forces of Chaos, Chaos traitors, Chaos renegades, Chaos traitor, Chaos renegade

   Chaos is a part of the psychic energy that composes Warp space. More generally, "Chaos" refers to anything related to Chaos, including its influence, the Gods of Chaos, their followers, and the Warp. Chaos is almost synonymous with the Warp - the two concepts are inseparable: Chaos is the limitless ocean of spiritual and emotional energy that defines the Warp. It is a great and raw force of change and power, and is both physically and spiritually corrupting. The most gifted mortals, psykers, can utilise this energy, thus making them capable of abilities which transcend the laws of the material universe. However, the malevolent power of Chaos can gradually corrupt a psyker, tainting their mind and body. The iconic symbol of Chaos is the eight-pointed star, representing the infinite possibilities of Chaos. Chaos itself has many names. The Eldar, for example, call it the Primordial Annihilator while Lorgar and the Word Bearers dub it the Primordial Truth. The forces of Chaos are those who have pledged themselves to the Gods of Chaos. They are most commonly organized into several types: Daemons, renegades and mutants, Chaos Space Marines, Dark Mechanicus, Traitor Titan Legions, Chaos Knights, chaos worshipers.

9. #9Chaos Cultists & Renegadesselective

   Keys: The Lost and the Damned, Cultists, Chaos worshipers, Cultist, Chaos worshiper, Agents of Chaos, Agent of Chaos, Renegade Guardsmen, Renegade Guardsman, Renegade, Renegades

   The Lost and the Damned are a broad range of renegades and mutants, including degenerate humans, beastmen, cultists, rogue psykers, mutants of the Daemon Worlds, and Renegade Guardsmen. They are also often poorly armoured but come in vast numbers. The forces of Chaos include a multitude of lesser hosts which form the Chaos hordes, including bestial mutants, tribes of corrupted Ogryns, warbands of Renegade Knights. The Dark Apostles especially participate in the corruption of members of the Imperial Guardsmen in order to form the renegade forces which take up the fight against the Imperium. Chaos Cultists and Renegade Guardsmen are the corrupted foot soldiers of the Dark Gods. Cultists are often deranged zealots, eager to prove their devotion to Chaos, while Renegade Guardsmen are former soldiers of the Imperium who have turned their backs on the Emperor to seek the forbidden power of the Warp. They commonly serve as the vanguard for more powerful Chaos entities.

10. #10Boltgunselective

    Keys: Bolter, bolters, Bolta, boltgun, boltguns, relic weapons, Relic weapon

    The Bolter, also known as a Boltgun, is one of the most iconic weapons of the Imperium's elite forces. It is a high-caliber firearm that launches self-propelled rounds called bolts. These projectiles are gyro-stabilized, mass-reactive, and contain a small charge which causes them to explode after penetrating the target, inflicting grievous wounds. Bolters are known for their stopping power and are a symbol of the might of Space Marines and the Adepta Sororitas (Sisters of Battle).

11. #11Lasgunselective

    Keys: Lasrifle, Lasrifles, Laserrifle, Laserrifles, Lasbeam, Lasbeams, Lasgun, Lasguns, Lascarbines, Lascarbine, Lasergun, Laserguns

    The Lasgun is the standard-issue weapon of the Astra Militarum, commonly known as the Imperial Guard. It is a directed-energy weapon that fires coherent beams of light. Lasguns are valued for their reliability, ease of maintenance, and the near-inexhaustible power packs that fuel them. While not particularly powerful compared to other weapons in the Imperium's arsenal, their widespread use makes them a cornerstone of Imperial infantry. Lasrifles are higher-quality laser firearm superior to a Lasgun or Lascarbines. Lasrifles have heavily reinforced energy transfer capacitors, overall durability, and superior heat dissipation qualities.

12. #12Chainswordselective

    Keys: Chainsword, chainswords, Chainblade, Chainblades, Chainaxe, chainaxes, chainweapon, Chainweapons, relic weapons, Relic weapons

    Chainweapons are brutal melee weapons, effectively chainsaws fashioned in the form of swords. The teeth of a chainsword are monomolecular, allowing them to rip through flesh, bone, and lightly armored foes with ease. The horrific noise and gruesome effect of a chainsword make it as much a psychological weapon as a physical one, often wielded by officers and specialists within the Imperial forces, including the Space Marines and Sisters of Battle.

13. #13Power Weaponselective

    Keys: Power Weapon, Power Weapons, Power Sword, Power swords, Power Fist, Power fists, Thunderhammer, Thunderhammers, Power Hammer, Power hammers, Lightning Claw, Lightning claws, Relic Blade, Power Knife, Power Knifes

    Power Weapons encompass a variety of melee weapons such as swords, axes, and fists that are encased in a field of disruptive, energy. This field allows them to bypass most defenses by disrupting the molecular bonds of the matter they contact. Power swords and axes retain the form of traditional melee weapons while a power fist is a gauntlet that significantly increases the user's strength, enabling them to crush enemies and armor alike.

14. #14Meltaselective

    Keys: Melta, meltas, Meltagun, Meltaguns, Meltgun, Meltguns

    The Meltagun, also known as a "melta," is an anti-armor weapon that emits an intense, focused blast of heat capable of melting through almost any material. Effective at close range, meltaguns are used to breach the armored hulls of vehicles, fortifications, and heavily armored troops. The heat they produce is so intense that it can be dangerous to the user if not handled with care.

15. #15Eldarselective

    Keys: Aeldar, Aeldari, Eldar, eldars, Dark Eldar, Dark eldars, Drukhari, Harlequin, harlequins, Exodites, Exodite

    The Aeldari are among the most ancient races in the universe. Possessing formidable psychic abilities and an intrinsic connection to the Warp, they once dominated a galaxy-spanning empire. However, their civilization collapsed following the creation of the Chaos God Slaanesh, a cataclysmic event triggered by their own hedonism, which nearly eradicated their species. The survivors of their races split in three factions. The Eldar, the Drukhari, the Exodites and the Harlequins. Superficially, the Aeldari appear very similar to humans, though they are generally taller and slimmer, with sharp features and pointed ears. They are long-lived to the point of immortality. Aeldari have much faster metabolic rates than humans, and their cardiac and neurological systems are more advanced. Making them have vastly heightened reactions and agility. To them humans seem to move in slow motion with a certain degree of awkwardness. As a race they have a high level of psychic ability, it serves as foundation of their technology. Aeldari are mentally far superior to humans, and feel all emotions much more strongly. Aeldari are highly arrogant and supremacist, and look down on humans, even being racist.

16. #16Orksselective

    Keys: Ork, Orks, Crumpahs, Waaagh, Waaaghs, Green skins

    Orks are a brutish and prolific species, characterized by their green skin and a natural propensity for warfare and mayhem. Their biology is a peculiar hybrid of animal and fungal characteristics, enabling them to endure and rapidly recover from injuries that would be fatal to other species. This resilience, coupled with their spore-based method of reproduction, allows Ork populations to increase swiftly, especially in the aftermath of large battles. Orks inherently grow in size and strength through combat; the more they fight, the more formidable they become. They are also accompanied by an accidental psychic gestalt that makes their ramshackle technology function; it works because they believe it should work. This "power of belief" is a cornerstone of their culture and contributes to the unpredictable efficacy of their weaponry and machinery. Ork clans are integral to their identity and influence their approach to the one activity that unites them all - war. Whether they're engaging in massive "Waaaghs!"—the Ork term for a warband united under a powerful leader—or smaller skirmishes, Orks are always seeking out the next fight, driven by an insatiable lust for battle and conquest.

17. #17Tyranidsselective

    Keys: Tyranid, Tyranids, Hive fleet, Biomass, Hive Fleets

    The Tyranids are a fearsome, extragalactic species, operating under a collective consciousness known as the Hive Mind. This relentless superorganism directs the Tyranids to devour all biomatter in their path, assimilating the genetic traits of their prey to evolve and spawn new monstrous forms. Each creature within the swarm has no individuality, existing solely to enact the will of the Hive Mind and ensure the survival and expansion of their species. Tyranids adapt swiftly to the requirements of warfare, constantly evolving new strains of bio-organisms to counteract the strengths and exploit the weaknesses of their enemies. This makes them a highly unpredictable and adaptable foe, capable of presenting new threats in real-time during engagements. Their invasions are conducted by massive fleet organisms known as Hive Fleets, each designated with its own name, often inspired by ancient mythological beasts. Notable examples include Hive Fleet Behemoth and Hive Fleet Leviathan. These Hive Fleets travel through the void of space, descending upon planets to strip them of all organic substances, effectively rendering them lifeless husks. This process not only fuels the Tyranid swarm but also denies valuable resources to their enemies. The arrival of a Tyranid Hive Fleet is one of the most catastrophic events that can befall a world. Their relentless consumption and ability to quickly adapt make them a virtually unstoppable force, posing a significant threat to all life forms that stand in their way.

18. #18Necronsselective

    Keys: Necron, Necrons, Necrontyr, Necrontyrs, Necron dynasty, Necron dynasties

    The Necrons are an ancient and enigmatic race of skeletal mechanical beings, once organic but now encased in living metal bodies. Aeons ago, the Necrontyr race sought immortality and, in their desperation, turned to the star gods known as the C'tan. The C'tan offered them a path to eternal life through biotransference, a process that stripped their souls and transferred their consciousnesses into durable metal bodies, at a great cost to their individuality and soul. After eons spent in a state of hibernation within stasis-tombs, the Necrons have begun to awaken to reclaim the galaxy they believe rightfully belongs to them. This reawakening has been fragmented, with different tombs activating at different times, causing the Necrons to emerge in a universe vastly changed and teeming with life. Necron society is structured around dynasties, each ruled by a Phaeron, an overlord of undying will and power. These dynasties are vast and often engage in complex political machinations, both internally and against one another. Despite their internecine conflicts, they are united by a common goal: the restoration of Necron dominance over the galaxy. The technological prowess of the Necrons is unchallenged, featuring highly advanced weaponry and defenses. Their Gauss weapons can strip a target to atoms, and their starships can traverse the galaxy faster than those of any other known race. Necrons are also known for their incredible resilience; their living metal bodies can self-repair even the most catastrophic of damages, making them virtually immortal on the battlefield. Their return to the galaxy poses a dire threat to all living beings, as the Necrons seek to extinguish the life that has flourished in their absence, and to restore the cold order of their ancient empire.

19. #19T'auselective

    Keys: Tau, T'au, T'au Empire, Tau Empire, Kroot, Kroots, Vespid, Vespids

    The T'au Empire stands out as a beacon of progress and unity, driven by a philosophy known as the Greater Good. This central tenet promotes the collective welfare and harmonious coexistence of all species within the empire over individual gains. The T'au are relatively new to the galactic stage but have made significant strides in technology and society at an impressive rate. Unlike many other races, the T'au often resort to diplomacy and strategic alliances to expand their influence, integrating other species into the empire as willing participants. They offer protection and a place in their society to those who accept their ideals and contribute to the Greater Good, creating a diverse yet cohesive civilization. Description: In addition to their own kind, the T'au Empire's military might is supplemented by auxiliary forces from allied species, such as the Kroot, ferocious warriors and trackers, and the Vespid, winged aliens with unique crystalline weaponry. These alliances showcase the T'au's commitment to unity and strength through diversity, as they carve out their place in a galaxy rife with conflict and war.

20. #20Genestealersselective

    Keys: Genestealer, Genestealer cult, Genestealers, Tyranid Cult, Tyranid cult

    The Genestealer Cults are a blend of subterfuge and horror, representing the hidden infestation of the Tyranid Hive Fleets within unsuspecting societies. These cults originate from a single Genestealer, a Tyranid organism with the ability to infect and manipulate other species. The initial Genestealer infects a host, which leads to the creation of hybrid progeny, part Tyranid, part native species. These hybrids interbreed and spread across several generations, increasingly insinuating themselves into all levels of the host society. As the cult grows, the Genestealer's influence deepens, resulting in a secretive organization that operates from the shadows. Their ultimate goal is to prepare the planet for the arrival of their Tyranid kin, ensuring a weakened resistance when the Hive Fleet eventually invades. The cult's membership is diverse, ranging from almost fully human-like hybrids, which can easily blend into society, to more grotesque forms that bear a closer resemblance to their Tyranid lineage. At the pinnacle of this hierarchy is the Patriarch, the original Genestealer that founded the cult. This creature is both the psychic and spiritual center of the cult, exerting control over its members through a potent psychic connection. The cultists are fanatically loyal to the Patriarch, driven by a combination of psychic domination and religious fervor. Genestealer Cults are adept at infiltrating key positions in society, often reaching into the military and political spheres. This allows them to destabilize a world's defenses and infrastructure, spreading dissent and chaos to make the planet ripe for conquest. When a Hive Fleet finally arrives, the cult rises up in rebellion, creating a fifth column that collaborates with the Tyranid invaders to ensure the planet's downfall. This process makes Genestealer Cults one of the most feared and insidious threats faced by civilizations across the galaxy.

21. #21Space Marinesselective

    Keys: Space marine, Space marines, Adeptus astartes, Adeptus astarte, Astartes, Astarte, Chapter Master, Chapter Masters, Angel of Death, Angels of Death, Emperor's Angels, Angel of the Emperor

    Space Marines, also known as the Adeptus Astartes, are among the most elite and feared military forces in Imperium. Created by the Emperor of Mankind during the Great Crusade, these superhuman warriors were designed to be the ultimate soldiers, tasked with the unification of humanity and the defense of the Imperium of Man against all threats, both alien and heretical. To create a Space Marine, a normal human, usually a youth, is subjected to intense genetic modification, involving the implantation of gene-seed organs derived from the DNA of the Emperor's own genetically-engineered sons, the Primarchs. This process endows them with extraordinary physical and mental abilities, including enhanced strength, toughness, and an unnaturally long lifespan. Space Marines are organized into Chapters, with each Chapter being a self-sufficient army complete with its own fleet, support personnel, and non-combatant serfs. A typical Chapter consists of approximately a thousand battle-brothers, ensuring they are flexible enough to respond quickly to threats across the vastness of space, yet powerful enough to face almost any enemy. Each Chapter is fiercely independent, with its own culture, color schemes, and battle tactics, often tracing its origins back to one of the original Legions that fought during the Horus Heresy, an intergalactic civil war that nearly tore the Imperium apart. Space Marines are the shield and sword of the Emperor, embodying the might of the Imperium's military. With their unshakeable loyalty and peerless combat skills, they stand as humanity's bulwark against the darkness that threatens to engulf the galaxy.

22. #22Imperial Guardsmenselective

    Keys: Imperial Guardsmen, Imperial Guardsman, Guardsmen, Guardsman, Imperial Guard, Astra Militarum, the Guard

    The Imperial Guard, also known as the Astra Militarum, is the primary fighting force of the Imperium of Man, an immense organization comprising countless billions of soldiers drawn from a million worlds. The Guard consists of regular human beings, often pressed into service through conscription. Their strength lies in their vast numbers, the ability to deploy overwhelming firepower, and the indomitable spirit of men and women fighting for the survival of humanity. The true might of the Imperial Guard lies in their collective capacity to face unimaginable horrors. Through a combination of relentless barrages, waves of human courage, and the steely command of their officers, the Guard stands as a bulwark against the ceaseless darkness, holding the line in the name of the Emperor of Mankind. Description: The typical armament of an Imperial Guardsman is the Lasgun, a reliable and mass-produced energy weapon, along with flak armor for basic protection. The Imperial Guard employs a diverse array of military vehicles, ranging from the Leman Russ Battle Tank, a mainstay of their armored divisions, to colossal super-heavy tanks and artillery capable of laying waste to enemy fortifications and formations. This mechanized might is crucial, as it provides the firepower and mobility needed to support the human waves of the Astra Militarum. Leadership within the Guard is a mix of military hierarchy and political oversight. Commissars, the feared and respected political officers, are attached to Guard units to ensure loyalty and morale. They are notorious for their uncompromising discipline, often executing soldiers who show cowardice or insubordination to maintain the fighting spirit of their troops.

23. #23Adeptus Mechanicusselective

    Keys: Adeptus Mechanicus, Omnissiah, Machine Priests, Tech priests, Skitarii, Mechanicum

    The Adeptus Mechanicus, also called the Mechanicum, is a powerful and esoteric institution within the Imperium, charged with the maintenance of technology and the production of its war machines. Tech-Priests are not just mere mechanics; they are deeply religious figures who worship the Machine God, known as the Omnissiah, whom they often equate with the Emperor of Mankind. They believe in the Quest for Knowledge, seeking to recover and protect the technology from Mankind's golden past. Operating from their Forge Worlds, entire planets turned into gargantuan factories, the Mechanicum holds a monopoly over the knowledge of manufacturing and technology. These worlds are the heart of the Imperium's military-industrial complex, churning out everything from simple firearms to the mightiest warships. Due to the sacred nature of their work, the Tech-Priests view machines as embodiments of the divine, and any innovation or invention is seen as an act of worship. The Mechanicum fields their own military forces, known as the Skitarii. These soldiers are often enhanced with numerous cybernetic augmentations, making them more machine than man, and perfectly suited to the harsh environments and demands of the battlefield. Accompanying them are the battle-automata: robotic warriors programmed for destruction, and the awe-inspiring Titans, towering engines of war that can annihilate entire armies on their own. As the guardians of technology, the Mechanicum is essential to the survival of the Imperium. They are the only ones capable of maintaining the arcane and often poorly understood machinery upon which the Imperium relies.

24. #24Adepta Sororitasselective

    Keys: Adeptus Sororitas, Adeptus Sororita, Adepta Sororitas, Adepta sororita, Sororita, Sororitas, Emperor's daughters

    The Adepta Sororitas are an all-female subdivision of the religious organisation known as the Ecclesiarchy or Ministorum. The Sisterhood's Orders Militant serve as the Ecclesiarchy's fighting arm, mercilessly rooting out corruption and heresy within humanity and every organisation of the Adeptus Terra. The terms "Adepta Sororitas" and "Sisters of Battle" are commonly assumed to mean the same thing, but the latter title technically refers only to the military arm of the Sororitas. The Sisterhood serves as the Ministorum's only official military forces because the Decree Passive rules that the Ecclesiarchy cannot maintain any men under arms. The Sororitas is divided between two Convents - the Convent Prioris located on Terra and the Convent Sanctorum based on Ophelia VII. The commander and spiritual leader of the entire Sisterhood is the Abbess of the Adepta Sororitas. The Abbess is sometimes elected into the High Lords of Terra. Below the Abbess are the Prioresses of the two Convents who are in charge of their Convent and the various Orders. Below the Prioresses are Canoness, then Palatine, Legatine, Sister Superior, Sister, Novitiate, Constantia, Cantus and Novice. The Convents of the Sisterhood are organized into several Orders. There are two different kind of Orders: The Orders Militant, or Sisters of Battle, and the Non-Militant Orders. Famous Non-Militant Orders include: Orders Hospitaller, Orders Dialogus, Orders Famulous, Orders Sabine, Orders Pronatus, and Orders Vespila. Though it is rare, Sororitas have fallen to Heresy or have been corrupted, despite the Imperium's public declaration that it is not possible. Once this occurs, the Sororitas' Orders go to great lengths both to prevent it from becoming known and to remove the stain on their honor. This includes hunting the heretical Sisters down and having them quietly killed.

25. #25The Imperial Cult

    Keys: Cult Imperialis, Imperial Cult, Imperial cult

    The Imperial Cult, known as the Cult Imperialis in High Gothic, is the sanctioned state religion of the Imperium of Man, venerating the Emperor of Mankind as humanity's divine savior. Administered by the Adeptus Ministorum or Ecclesiarchy, it enforces loyalty to the Imperium, adherence to the Emperor's will, and belief in his divinity. In the 41st Millennium, the Cult holds significant political sway, punishing heresy and promoting doctrines known as the Imperial Creed, which advocate for human supremacy, mistrust of aliens, and control of psychic abilities. Across the galaxy, the Cult manifests in diverse forms, from grand cathedrals on populous worlds to humble shrines in remote regions, unified by its central dogma. The Ecclesiarchy sanctions and corrects local variations to maintain doctrinal unity and ideological purity. This ensures the Cult remains a cohesive force, guiding the Imperium spiritually and politically.

26. #26Drukhari

    Keys: Dark Eldar, Dark eldars, Drukhari

    The Drukhari, also known as the Dark Eldar, are a forsaken and corrupt Aeldari kindred, the sadistic, malicious counterparts of the Eldar. Dark Eldar armies usually have the advantages of mobility and advanced technology, though they are often lacking in resilience and numbers. Dark Eldars revel in piracy, enslavement and torture, and are sadistic in the extreme. They strike with little or no warning, using the Webway to traverse the galaxy safely and far more quickly. All Dark Eldars live in one foul city-state, the City of Commorragh, that lies within the Webway. The Dark Eldars feed their unholy appetites for other sentient beings' souls, a terrible desire called "the Thirst,". Dark Eldars are highly intelligent and devious to the point of obsession, reveling in the physical and emotional pain of others, the only way they can stave off the slow consumption by Slaanesh of their own souls. Dark Eldar make use of advanced technology, including anti-gravity devices, dark matter weaponry, nanotechnology and psychic artefacts. Dark Eldar society is divided into many sub-factions. Dark Eldars make use of various anti-gravity skimmers such as Raiders and Ravagers to launch high speed attacks. Splinter Weaponry are the primary weapon type used by Dark Eldar forces. These include Kabals, Wych Cults, Covens, and many other lesser gangs and warbands.

27. #27Eldar

    Keys: Asuryani, Asur, Eldars, Eldar, Craftworld Eldar, Craftworld eldars

    The Asuryani, or the Eldars, are kindred of the Drukhari and other Aeldari. The Eldar are very spiritual people, and much of their culture is based around their mythology. The Eldar armies make use of specialist warriors, known as Aspect Warriors and a wide range of specialized vehicles. The Eldar reside aboard vast planetoid-sized ships known as Craftworlds, and transverse the galaxy using the Webway. Each Craftworld possesses its own heritage, history, and goals. While some Craftworlds may be reclusive in nature, others are known to have gained notoriety. Each Craftworld may possess different forms of leadership, be they Farseer Councils or a system of clan alliances. Eldar life is centered on a set of paths or Ai’elethra. The goal of a path is to enforce discipline upon the Eldar mind. These paths are similar to a profession, following it until achieving mastery over it and moving onto the next. An Eldar can become so focused upon it's path that it will never leave it. The most notable of these Eldar paths is the Path of the Warrior. An Eldar may leave and become an Outcast, Corsair, or any number of other paths. The Eldar make use of complex and varied psychoplastics, usually wraithbone. Eldar use Bonesingers that control and shape the wraithbone by singing to it. To protect their souls from Slaanesh upon death, Eldar make use of Spirit Stones. These catch their souls and store them in the Infinity Circuit of a Craftworld. Other Souls are plugged into Wraith Constructs via the Spirit Stones, where rejoin as engines of war. The Eldar make use of Shuriken weaponry as standard weaponry. If the Craftwold is threatened, the Eldar dedicated to a civilian path serve as Guardians in battle, forming the bulk of the Eldar armies, as every Eldar of a Craftworld is a highly trained warrior. Eldar buildings have a flowing form and lack any harsh angles. Eldar armor is also made from Wraithbone. And their armies are often called Warhosts.

28. #28Splinter Weaponry

    Keys: Splinter Weaponry, Splinter weaponry, Splinter, splinter, Splinter Pistol, Splinter pistol, Splinter Pistols, Splinter pistols, Splinter Rifle, Splinter rifle, Splinter Rifles, Splinter rifles, Shardcarbine, Shardcarbines, Splinter Cannon, Splinter cannon, Splinter Cannons, Splinter cannons, Splinter Pods, Splinter Pod, Splinter pods, Splinter pod

    Splinter Weaponry operate around the same general mechanism as a rail gun, splitting off shards of a neurotoxin that has been solidified into a crystal, resulting in thousands of tiny splinters, and then launching them at incredible speeds towards an enemy using propulsion provided by an electro-magnetic pulse from the gun. Upon impact, splinters cause agonizing pain in the target which makes it a favorite amongst Dark Eldar infantry.

29. #29Harlequins

    Keys: Harlequins, Harlequin, harlequins, harlequin

    Harlequins are enigmatic Aeldari warriors dedicated to the Laughing God Cegorach, the Harlequins protect the Black Library, a vast archive containing the universe's most comprehensive knowledge of Chaos. Renowned for their dazzling combat performances, they play a cryptic role in the Aeldari's fate.

30. #30Shuriken Weaponry

    Keys: Shuriken Weaponry, Shuriken Weapon, Shuriken Catapult, Shuriken Catapults, Shuriken Pistol, Shuriken Pistols, Shuriken Crossbow, Shuriken Crossbows, Shuriken Cannon, Shuriken Cannons, Shuriken Cannon, Shuriken rifle, Shuriken rifles, Shuriken gun, Shuriken guns, Shrieker Cannon, Shrieker Cannons

    Shuriken Weaponry are unique to the Eldar, as this technology is extremely advanced. The Eldar make widespread use of shuriken weaponry, which ranges in size from personal sidearms to massive tank-mounted cannons. All shuriken weapons use gravitic accelerator and use plasti-crystal as ammo. High-energy impulses from the rear of the weapon detach a razor-sharp, triangular monomolecular-thin slice of the plasti-crystal and hurl this slice out the barrel of the weapon at tremendous velocities. Hundred rounds can be fired in one or two seconds. The downside is reduces accuracy and range of these weapons. Shuriken weapons are psychically activated, a link established though the grip.

31. #31Webway

    Keys: Webway, webway

    The Webway is a labyrinthine dimension utilised by the Aeldari for faster-than-light travel. The Webway exists as a labyrinth of glowing tunnels between the Materium and the Warp as a complex network of capillaries and arteries with arterial passages.

32. #32Wraithbone

    Keys: Wraithbone, wraithbone

    Wraithbone is a psycho-plastic substance used by the Eldar for many different tasks. Wraithbone is solidified warp energy that is manipulated by a Bonesinger into any shape that is required. It is thousand times stronger than plasteel and harder to damage than adamantium and will naturally regenerate and repair itself, the process can be sped up by a Bonesinger or anyone who can mold and siphon it. Wraithbone has innate psychic abilities allowing it to be used as a communications pathway as well as structural support, as well as containing psychic shields to protect the occupants from the warp. It is also used to make Eldar Runes.

33. #33Craftworld

    Keys: Craftworld, Craftworlds, craftworld, craftworlds

    Craftworlds are vast planetoid-sized craft populated by Eldar. They travel through the void of space at sub-light speeds, carrying of the Eldar race. Each Craftworld is a self-sufficient, independent realm with its own culture and is capable of housing tens of millions. It has self-contained biosystem, with natural and urbanised areas. Craftworlds are in many ways living entities, powered by psychic energy from its Infinity Circuit and responding in an organic way to the stimuli of psychic forces. The power within a Craftworld can be expended as light or heat, and most Craftworld technology could not function without this psychic power grid. Vast space docks located outside the Craftworld house fleets of Eldar ships.

34. #34Path of the Warrior

    Keys: Path of the Warrior, Aspect Warriors, Aspect Warrior, Aspect warriors, Aspect warrior

    The Eldar Path of the Warrior's members are the Aspect Warriors. Those who lose themselves upon this path become Exarchs. The most widely known aspects are the Dire Avengers, the Howling Banshees, the Striking Scorpions, the Fire Dragons, the Swooping Hawks, the Dark Reapers, the Crimson Hunters, and the Warp Spiders. There are several lesser known types of aspect warriors, some even unique to a single craftworld. Rarer aspects include the Shining Spears, the Shadow Spectres, and the Eagle Pilots, who are the Eldar equivalent to fighter pilots.

35. #35Eldar Warhost

    Keys: Eldar warhosts, Eldar Warhosts, Eldar warhost, EldarWarhost, eldar warhost, eldar warhosts, Eldar war host, Eldar war hosts, eldar war host, eldar war hosts, Eldar army, Eldar Army, Eldar armies, Eldar Armies, eldar army, eldar armies

    Eldar warhosts are led and guided by Autarchs and the prescience of their Farseers, dispatching their foes with blistering speed and masterful skill. Grace in battle and merciless efficiency are prized virtues of Eldar armies. Eldar warhosts are led by those who epitomise such traits: the Autarchs. The bond between Autarch and Farseer can shape a warhost. Though some Eldar warhosts still comprise only Aspect Warriors but it's common for warhosts to rely upon a core of Eldar Guardians. Well motivated and expertly led warhost can outclass an army many times its size. If in need of a stalwart defence, weapon platforms and eldritch artillery are used, while Windriders, Storm Guardians and Grav-tank squadrons, like the Wave Serpent, Falcon and Fire Prism, provide lightning-swift attacks. In times of great need, Autarchs call upon legions of wraith-constructs, Rangers, and an Avatar of the Khaine.

36. #36Autarch

    Keys: Autarch, Autarchs

    An Autarch is the supreme commander of an Eldar war host, having an exceptional understanding of the art of war and also the many Eldar Paths. They have since followed the Path of the Leader. They are held with high esteem by both Seers and warriors alike with each Autarch having mastered many paths across their centuries-long lifespans. The insight of an Autarch provides them with unparalleled strategic capability. Though serving as generals, Autarchs are not relegated to simple command and when the bloodlust calls to them, they are capable of entering into the battlefield in order to spearhead assaults, duel with enemy leaders or destroy the war machines of their foes with contemptuous ease. In such times, winged Autarchs soar at the head of their forces.

37. #37Seer

    Keys: Eldar Seer, Eldar seer, Eldar seers, Eldar Seers, eldar Seer, eldar seer, eldar seers, eldar Seers

    Seers are members of the Eldar race who have passed through the many stages of the Eldar Path, and have mastered the mind and utilize their psychic powers in open way without fear of attracting daemons or creating rifts within the warp. Those that follow such a discipline are said to walk down the Witch Path or the Path of the Seer where they gain proper training and experience in the use of their natural psyker-based abilities. Types of Eldar Seers include Farseer, Spiritseer, Shadowseer, Warlock, Wayseer, White Seer and Wraithseer.

38. #38Farseer

    Keys: Farseer, Farseers

    Farseers are the most powerful of all Eldar psykers. They are most often known for using their vast psychic powers to see the possibilities of the future to be able to manipulate events to better ensure the survival of the Eldar. A Farseer is a former Warlock who has become lost on the Path of the Seer. Much of their time is spent in a trance-like state. Farseers normally do not fight the war, only in desperate times. As Farseers grow older, their minds become so intertwined with the wraithbone core of their Craftworld that their physical bodies become dormant. Those of great age typically retreat into the Dome of Crystal Seers where their bodies begin to crystalise.

39. #39Warlock

    Keys: Eldar Warlock, Eldar Warlocks, Eldar warlock, Eldar Warlocks, Warlock, Warlocks

    Warlocks are powerful Eldar psykers who combine their psychic abilities with military experience, usually leading Guardian squads. They are able to focus their energies in destructive as well as creative ways as they can send psychic blasts. Warlocks are the most respected and their potency is only second to that of the Farseers. The Warlock usually wear enclosing helmets. Besides leading Guardians, Warlocks sometimes form the bodyguard of a Farseer. They are often equipped with psychically attuned Witch Blades or Singing Spears.

40. #40Spirit stone

    Keys: Spirit stone, Spirit stones, Spirit Stone, Spirit Stones, spirit stone, spirit stones

    The Eldar spirit stones are small, seemingly precious stones carried on an Eldar's chest. Spirit Stones are made and grown out of psycho-receptive crystals called waystones. At the moment of the Eldar's death, the stone acts like a 'psychic trap', absorbing their psychic self and preventing it from entering the warp and being consumed by Slaanesh.

41. #41Aspect Warrior

    Keys: Aspect Warriors, Aspect Warrior, Aspect warriors, Aspect warrior

    Aspect Warriors are the real military strength of the Eldar armies. The most common Aspects have shrines on most Craftworlds. Each Warrior Aspect represents a facet of the Eldar war god, Khaine. Each shrine was founded millennia ago by a single Phoenix Lord. The most common Aspects have shrines on most Craftworlds, while some Aspects are unique to a particular Craftworld. Major Aspect Shrine are the Dark Reapers, Dire Avengers, Fire Dragons, Howling Banshees, Shining Spears, Striking Scorpions, Swooping Hawks and Warp Spiders.

42. #42Exarch

    Keys: Exarch, Exarchs

    Exarchs serve as the high priests of Khaine and thus keepers of the Aspect Warrior shrines. They themselves are actually warriors who have become trapped in their Warrior Aspect Path and are unable to put aside their adopted mental persona. They are now forever devoted to war and death, to which they dedicate their entire beings. In terms of equipment, Exarchs wear elaborate and often ancient versions of Aspect Warrior armour. These armours are a superior version of those worn by ordinary members of the Warrior Aspect preserve much ancient workmanship, long-abandoned decorative styles and various emblems and ornamentation that mean nothing to typical Eldar.

43. #43Ulthwé

    Keys: Ulthwé, Ulthwe, Ulthanesh Shelwé, Ulthanesh Shelwe, Ulthanash Shelwé, Ulthanash Shelwe, Song of Ulthanash

    Ulthwé, or Ulthanesh Shelwé, is one of the largest and most populous Eldar craftworlds remaining since the Fall of the Eldar. The symbol of Ulthwé is the Eye of Isha, symbolizing the sorrow of their goddess. Because of Ulthwé's enormous reliance on seers and warlocks, the Craftworld has found itself lacking in Aspect Warriors. To compensate, it maintains a highly trained standing army known as the Black Guardians because of the colour of their armour, dedicated to rapidly responding to the many attacks from the Eye of Terror. Thanks to this force, Ulthwé has survived years of constant attacks. One of the more famous and integral aspects of the Ulthwé Craftworld is that of the Seer Council. Formerly led by the now deceased Eldrad Ulthran, the council both overtly and secretly interferes with other races in an attempt to steer fate in their favour. They often influence events, which has given them reputation of being capricious and random. They are the only Craftworld known to grow Dreamstones to protect their minds from Slaanesh during sleep. The Ulthwé forces are adept at using the Webway to mount sudden and perfectly co-ordinated attacks. Their main enemy is Chaos.

44. #44Eldar Guardians

    Keys: Guardian, Guardians, guardian, guardians · Secondary: Eldar, eldar, Eldars, eldars

    Guardians are the militia of the Eldar Craftworlds. In times of peace the Guardians pursue their normal civilian roles. These citizen levies are capable of engaging and defeating other races' warriors is a testament to the Eldar skill and technology. They are primarily a defensive force but will also accompany Aspect Warriors on offensive operations. All Guardians are armed with Shuriken Catapult, and wear Mesh Armour for protection. As each Craftworld has its distinctive style of clothing, typified by a colour or pattern, so too is the armour of their Guardians. Many Guardians will serve as an infantry force, organized into squads known as Guardian Defender or Storm Squads. Others will instead form the crew for various heavy weapons and light vehicles, such as the Grav Platforms, Eldar Jetbikes and War Walkers.

45. #45Alaitoc

    Keys: Alaitoc, alaitoc, Alaitoc Rangers, Alaitoc Ranger, Alaitoc rangers, Alaitoc ranger, Starstrider, Starstriders

    Alaitoc is an Eldar Craftworld known for its extensive use of Rangers. Related to this is the fact that Alaitoc is also a highly ordered Craftworld; many individuals choose instead the Path of the Outcast, becoming Rangers. While all Craftworlds make use of the highly efficient sniper Rangers, none field or produce more than Alaitoc. By their nature, Alaitoc Rangers, known as the Starstriders, do not reside upon the Craftworld, but travel the galaxy. These rangers retain their loyalty to Alaitoc, only returning to their Craftworld on occasion. Aside from the regular Rangers, Alaitoc is also the only Craftworld to field the highly skilled Rangers known as Pathfinders. These highly trained snipers can cause havoc to the enemy. In times of need the Craftworld sometimes recalls their Rangers to contribute to Alaitoc's forces. Alaitoc can also call upon an unusually high number of Exarchs, as its Eldar are known to become utterly consumed by their chosen Path. This, however, causes many of its citizens to sate their extreme desires by becoming Outcasts, making Alaitoc closely connected to Eldar Corsairs throughout the Galaxy. Alaitoc's symbol depicts the Sword of Khaine bisecting the Red Moon, the sigil of the House of Eldanesh. The Craftworld is also known for its vicious war against the Necrons. Alaitoc eventually acquired an ancient crystalline map of every Tomb World in the Galaxy, though now only fragments remain. This map is used in conjunction with their network of Outcasts and Exodites to orchestrate a battle against the Necron menace. Despite the growth of Chaos following the Great Rift, Alaitoc continues to believe that the Necrons are the greatest threat to the galaxy. Alaitoc's foremost Farseer, Ylocu Shaie. Unlike many other Craftworlds, Alaitoc has yet to become involved in the civil strife that has challenged their species following the emergence of the Ynnari. The Starstriders strong sense of loyalty has kept them more close-knit. Their main colours are Blue and yellow.

46. #46Altansar

    Keys: Altansar, altansar

    Altansar is an Eldar Craftworld that was caught in the Eye of Terror, the only escapee being Phoenix Lord Maugan Ra. Its symbol was a Broken Chain, referencing the escape of Kurnous and Isha from the dungeons of Khaine but also the shattering of the links that bound Vaul to his anvil. It has since returned but is now held in great suspicion by other Eldar, for how could any Eldar remain untouched by the predations of Chaos for so many millennia. And their speciality is Fighting Daemons, with their main enemy being Chaos. Their main Colours are Deep red with black details. Altansar was one of the many Craftworlds surviving the Fall of the Eldar race. It rode out the psychic shock waves that destroyed the Eldar empire but was subsequently caught in the gravity well of the Eye of Terror. Within five hundred years of the Fall, their Craftworld was swallowed into the warp. Daemonic outbreaks immediately erupted as the runes collapsed. The struggle took the form of decades of near-constant Daemonic invasions from Altansar's Webway Portals, grinding down the Craftworld's numbers and seeing the dead outnumber the living. As the years passed, the time between Daemonic incursions got shorter and shorter and Eldar casualties mounted as the Craftworld was turned into a grim warzone. Ten thousand years passed and during the 13th Black Crusade of Abaddon the Despoiler. As the Chaos armies spilled from the Eye of Terra, an area near the Eye where realspace and the Warp quickly formed. The Phoenix Lord led an expedition into this zone to discover the fate of Altansar as Chaos and Imperial armies waged their war around him. Maugan Ra was the only survivor of the subsequent search, but he discovered the remains of Altansar. To Maugan Ra's surprise, the Craftworld endured, its people navigating the Eye of Terror and avoiding Chaos raiders. The survivors were very different from the Eldar he had left, however, broken down by ten millennia of fighting for their survival. Their rediscovery was not celebrated. Other Eldar reacted to the rediscovered Craftworld with mistrust. Most Altansari Eldar refused to remove their helmets, and those that did were deathly pale. Altansar is now a shadow of its former self, with 2/3rds of its space remaining quarantined from Chaos taint by rune-shielding. Altansar is completely militarized to confront the Chaos threat, and all other roles are seen as secondary to war. This war is waged in secret. Altansar has come to utilize Dark Reapers in honor of Maugan Ra as well as Swooping Hawks to honor Baharroth. Due to their diminished population, they are also heavily reliant on Wraith Constructs.

47. #47Ynnari

    Keys: Ynnead, ynnead, Ynnari, ynnari, Ynnead, ynnead

    The Amidst this age of unending war, a new Aeldari god has awakened. Ynnead, the Whispering God, offers salvation to all Aeldari, and a final end to the soul-hunger of Slaanesh. The Ynnari, followers of Ynnead's prophet Yvraine, seek to unite the fractured Aeldari and resurrect their race to its former glory.

48. #48Biel-tan

    Keys: Biel-tan, Biel tan, biel-tan, biel tan

    Biel-Tan is an Eldar Craftworld, famous for its extreme militarism and their supreme arrogance and being more xenophobic from the Imperium. The Biel-tan Craftworld is home to more Aspect Warriors than any other craftworld. The Eldar of Biel-tan are honourable warriors who have taken it upon themselves to rebuild the lost glory of the ancient Eldar empire, through the destruction of the lesser races who have "usurped" the galaxy, and believe it is glorious to die fighting the enemies of the Craftworld. At the centre of Biel-tan is the Chamber of Heroes where the spirit stones of dead Aspect Warriors are placed. As well as their traditional colours of green and white, the forces of Biel-Tan sport patterns of dark thorny ivy. When the Eldar of Biel-Tan go to war they assemble a warhost known as the Bahzhakhain, or Swordwind. The Swordwind's tactic is a single, swift strike taking the enemy by surprise. The Biel-Tan therefore make perfect use of the speed and maneuverability of the Wave Serpents and Falcon Grav Tanks. The main target of the Biel-Tan are non-Eldar colonists occupying Eldar Maiden Worlds. It is especially galling to the Eldar who created these paradise worlds from dead worlds to find them overrun with inferior species. Biel-Tan particularly hate the Orks. In many cases, Biel-Tan have helped Imperial forces that were under heavy attack by Orks and to hunt down Ork Roks before the tide of Orks can overrun a planet. The Exarchs of the Craftworld form a council known as the Court of the Young King, it is from this council that the Craftworld's Young Kings are chosen. The Biel-Tan possess a vehicle that is unique. It is a super heavy grav tank called a Void Spinner, which is armed solely with a huge monofilament cannon that incorporates a techno virus that sterilizes the ground that it touches. This makes it extremely useful against the Orks due to the Ork's spore-based method of reproduction, preventing further re-infestation. The symbolic rune of Biel-Tan stands for reincarnation, a fate previously thought reserved for every Eldar before the Fall. During the closing days of the 41st Millennium, Biel-Tan became the center of the future of the Eldar race.

49. #49Iyanden

    Keys: Iyanden, iyanden

    Iyanden is an Eldar Craftworld. Once the most populated and largest of the Craftworlds, it is now on the brink of extinction after being invaded by Hive Fleet Kraken. Iyanden barely repelled the attack, losing thousands upon thousands of Eldar warriors in the process. With so few remaining, Iyanden must now rely heavily on Wraith-constructs inhabited by the spirits of their dead, such as Wraithlords and Wraithguard, to form the backbone of its armies. Hence, the people of Iyanden are often referred to as the "Ghost Warriors". Despite suffering such a significant loss, the Eldar of Iyanden are determined that their Craftworld will shine brightly once again. The symbol of Iyanden is a reference to the ever-burning shrine of Asuryan to signify a flame of hope that Iyanden will one day recover. As the dead begin to become all too prevalent on Iyanden, the remains of ancient Eldar noble houses have formed Ghost Houses populated by the souls of the departed in Wraith-constructs.

50. #50Saim-Hann

    Keys: Saim-Hann, Saim-hann, saim-hann, Saim Hann, Saim hann, saim-hann

    Saim-Hann is an Eldar Craftworld with a reputation for wildness and a preference for lightning-fast attacks. Saim-Hann is regarded by other Craftworlds as anything from a slightly wild and dangerous place to a nest of barbarians living on the edge of Eldar society. They have developed the Path of the Eldar in a much more flexible way than other Eldar. On Saim-Hann, the Path is still a form of control over Eldar life, but it allows Eldar to experience the more wild and carefree ways of old. This practice is regarded by other Eldar as being dangerous, as it was just those sorts of feelings and experiences that led to the Fall of the Eldar. It is said that Saim-Hann was one of the first Craftworlds to escape the Eldar homeworlds before the birth of Slaanesh. It still maintains many links with the somewhat primitive Exodites. nThe symbol of Saim-Hann, the Cosmic Serpent, is the only creature believed by the Eldar to exist both in the Materium and Immaterium at the same time. The Warriors of Saim-Hann are proud, boisterous and aggressive, and use fast, mobile troops with a high quantity of Jetbikes. Young Guardians are always trying to outdo each other in contests of speed, and particularly in battle. Their symbol is the Cosmic Serpent, and they wear red armour with contrasting black and white detailing. They also tend to use striping techniques on their vehicles Almost every member of Saim-Hann is part of a Wild Rider family, including the seers, and this allows them to field many specialists who ride Jetbikes and Vypers. The families maintain a feudal hierarchy ruled by one Eldar and the rule is passed down through hereditary tradition. The closest family to the "Chief" become the Kinsmen, who form the ruling elite of the family. The families will decide for themselves whether to go to war and the Kinsmen will then guide the chief in battle. Some families also fight with each other, although they usually take the form of a ritual single combat between champions. These contests are not uncommon, although fights to the death are very rare as first blood is usually sufficient to determine a winner.

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