9th edition gelirse

[Blacknwhite21]

geçen düşündümde 6th edition 40k çok başarılı bi oyun oldu . 9th edition çıkarsada kesinlikle ii olacağından eminim ( sizi bilmem bence olacak  ) . eger 9th edition a  40k daki battle brother kuralı getirilirse , oyunda rakipsiz iki ordu olacak bnm gözümde 1:Empire tartışmasız tüm uluslarla dost neredeyse. 2: Deamons of Chaos yanına hell canon chosen gibi unitler alıp yıkılmaz olabilir.
bu noktada sizinde düşüncelerinizi almak istiyorum . çünkü böyle bişi olursa başımız belada TK ya kim niye yardım etsin veya biz kime. sizin düşüncelerinizi bekliyorum sevgili kule sakinleri

[vace]

TK nötral geçiyor. 40K da nasıl bilmem ama genelde nötral olunca fark etmiyor, herkes kanka Vampir hariç tabiki...

[Azactoth]

TK nötral geçiyor. 40K da nasıl bilmem ama genelde nötral olunca fark etmiyor, herkes kanka Vampir hariç tabiki...

Öyle deme be kanka...

[vace]

Yeni kitabı okudun mu bilmiyorum ama vampirden bozma adamlar bile var yani vampire de kanka dersek şaşırmam.

Arkhan the Black was the first and most loyal of the evil Nagash's followers. Arkhan helped lead the coup which brought the arch-necromancer to power, and he was the first, after his lord, to imbibe the Elixir of Life. Arkhan was the most adept ofNagash's pupils in the study of dark sorcery, and he quickly rose to become the  necromancer's trusted vizier and principal lieutenant. Arkhan led many armies against Nagash's enemies and was never defeated in open combat. In the end, however, the sheer numbers of the Priest Kings' soldiers forced Nagash to retreat. It was Arkhan who led the suicidal counter-attack that gave Nagash the opportunity to escape. For over an hour Arkhan held back the Army of the Seven Kings through feats of martial prowess and powerful sorcery. Arkhan finally fell, not to a
hero's sword, but to a single spear hurled by an unknown soldier. Arkhan stared in horror at the shaft protruding from his chest, knowing that it had pierced his heart. With his dying breath, he threatened that a terrible curse would befall any who touched his corpse, and with that, he slumped to the ground. Within seconds, dark flames had consumed Arkhan's flesh leaving behind only a blackened skeleton. Whilst the rest of Nagash's followers were beheaded and burnt, none dared risk desecrating Arkhan's remains, and so they covered them under a cairn of stones instead.

Nagash did not forget his most able lieutenant, and when he returned to wreak vengeance on Nehekhara, Arkhan was reborn as the Liche King - the first of Nagash's nine Dark Lords. These fell beings were the foremost of Nagash's captains, and they brought despair and destruction to his foes. Though Nagash was eventually slain, his loyal servant Arkhan remained. For countless generations, Arkhan the Black vented his anger on the lands of the living, butchering the inhabitants of the world from the kingdoms of Araby in the west to the fledgling Empire in the north. However, Arkhan the Black retained his master's unquenchable thirst for dominion over the realms of Nehekhara above all else, and he finally returned to the Land of the Dead. From his cursed Black Tower, Arkhan has carved out a powerful
realm. The other Tomb Kings tolerate Arkhan, for he is a powerful ally to those who can afford his price.

Of all the rulers in the Land of the Dead, Arkhan's greatest rival remains Settra the Imperishable. The two have fought against each other a dozen times, and though Arkhan's army cannot rival the might of Settra's, neither can the King of Nehekhara overcome the Liche King's dark sorcery. Their battles thus end in stalemate, and only when Arkhan bows his head and utters false promises of fealty does Settra return satisfied to Khemri. Whilst Arkhan feigns servitude, he is secretly plotting for a way to hasten the inevitable return of Nagash. To this end, he has scoured the globe in search of the Great Necromancer's enchanted items, for a fraction of
his evil will still resides within each. Arkhan the Black wields his master's own magical staff, plucked from the clutches of the Vampire Mandregan, and with it he channels the Winds ofMagic to his whim. However, Arkhan's most prized possession is the Liber Mortis, one of the nine Books of Nagash that hold the secrets to necromantic magic. One day Arkhan the Black will succeed in resurrecting his dark master, and on that day the Tomb Kings shall be destroyed, and the world shall drown in death.