Centigors are strong, fast creatures heavily infused with Chaos, formed from a humanoid upper torso and the body of a four-legged beast. Although they are not very dextrous, they are able to wield brutal, basic weapons which match their vicious and bloodthirsty nature. Nomadic centigor warbands can be found roaming the plains and steppes of the Chaos Wastes, occasionally venturing into the northern forests of the Empire. Centigors are not Beastmen in the strictest sense, being more beast than man, but they will occasionally venture forth from their homes within the forests of the Old World to march beside a particularly powerful Beastherd. Centigors are fond of drink, and will take any opportunity to steal alcohol as spoils of war. It has also been rumored that Centigors are wont to march into battle in a state of inebriation, though this is difficult to prove for obvious reasons. In battle, Centigors are fearsome opponents, acting as shock troops and heavy cavalry and due to their unique mutation, are able to navigate through deep woods with no trouble.
Bloodthirster:
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A Greater Daemon of Khorne is known by many names. It is the Blooded One, the Lord Of Skulls, the High-Handed Slayer, War Given Form. Most commonly, it is known as the Bloodthirster. They do not know fear, and always attack their foe as soon as possible. Bloodthirsters are walking demi-gods, their mere presence drives their allies into a frenzy, and few are the heroes who dare to stand a duel against these demons. With the battle cry “Blood for the Blood God” Khorne is the embodiment of the warrior who battles his enemy face-to-face rather than blasting his foes from afar with magical bolts. As the greatest manifestation of Khorne, the dreaded Bloodthirster is arguably the most powerful combatant that can be found on the battlefield of the Warhammer world. Each crack of its whip or swing of its axe claims another skull for Khorne's throne. Of all those who shed blood in the name of the Khorne, the Bloodthirster is the most terrifying, the most proficient and the most utterly savage. With a human body, cloven hooves instead of feet, a horned bestial head and huge leathery wings, the Bloodthirster throws itself into battle upon leathery bat-like wings that block out the light of the sun, simultaneously wielding a cruelly-barbed whip and a massive two-headed battle axe burning with the fiery rage of pure Chaos.
Bestigor :
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The roughest and toughest of Beastmen are known as Bestigors. Stronger than the regular Gor, they are more disciplined, and carry the very equally strong weapons and armour. They even use steel forged weapons and armor that they take from lesser races upon which they have wrecked havoc. As the Children of Chaos, they are very close to the four great Chaos Gods.They will most likely to be found in the front line, holding the centre, or as a body guard for a Beastlord
Harpy:
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Harpies are leathery-winged humanoids with a savage, primeval beauty. Their legs end in bird-like feet that terminate in razor-sharp talons, like those of a raptor. With their wings and claws, the Harpies hunt and kill with a savage cruelty that would seem to eliminate any belief that they are anything other than monstrous beasts.
Some claim they are the souls of slain Witch Elves given form, others that they are a manifestation of Khaine in his aspect of the predator. They are usually associated with the armies of the Druchii, since they know that the pickings will be good, enabling them to satisfy their taste for raw flesh.Much debate has raged over the relative intelligence of Harpies. Despite their appearance, they seem incapable of speech, and display behaviors that would barely seem to differentiate them from wild beasts. What they lack for in mental capacity they make up for in cunning. Harpies are vicious predators that use their wings to their best advantage, swooping down upon their prey in great numbers and tearing them to shreds with their talons.
Horror of Tzeentch:
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Horrors of Tzeentch are living embodiments of magic and change, daemonic creatures made from the raw energy of the Realm of Chaos. Their form is constantly shifting according to the whim of the Changer of Ways as they scamper around with boundless energy, madly cackling and shrieking as they go. They glow in brightly colored hues of pink, purple and blue, and when they gather in groups their individual forms can become indistinct as they seemingly merge into an incandescent energetic whole. Magical energy constantly discharges from them in sparks and flashes, and their passing leaves a glowing trail of luminescence.
Ungors :
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Ungors are not as strong, tough or intelligent as the Gors. They are physically smaller and their horns are almost always less impressive and numerous. Ungor are extremely cruel and spiteful creatures, taking out their jealously of the Gors on foes in battle, captives, Brays (those Beastmen without any horns) or anything else incapable of putting up much of a fight. In battle the Ungors join the Gors in unruly herds, charging towards the enemy with thoughts only of rending them apart. The Gors always push their way to the front of a fight, and so the Ungors jab between their larger cousins with their crude spears.
Daemonette:
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Daemonettes are the daemonic servants of Slaanesh, the Chaos god of pleasure. They are disturbingly alluring, lavishing their unearthly charm upon mortal hearts before dispatching them to their dark master with a spiteful embrace of their chitinous scythe-like claws.In combat, Daemonettes exude a hypnotic musk that causes men to be even more susceptible to their otherworldly charms. The hardiest warriors can fall victim. Some have been known to lay down their weapons and surrender, only to be gutted like fish upon the blades of the Daemon women. Only a warrior of uncommonwillpower can withstand the temptations presented by a Daemonette.
Bloodletter:
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Bloodletters are the minor daemons of Khorne, the Chaos god of battles and bloodshed. They are commonly known as the Warriors of Blood, Teeth of Death and occasionally the Horned Ones. It is rare to find a Bloodletter not covered in blood and gore, although it is a object of discussion if it is part of their demonic nature or if it's because they only have one desire: to shed blood on a battlefield.Clad in fragments of shattered armour, Bloodletters go to battle wielding huge Hellblades, chanting the names of those they have slain over the many years of their immaterial existence. Like many of the minions of Khorne, the frenzied nature of the Bloodletters can be used against them by clever opponents. Even Daemons can be cut down in a hail of gunfire and artillery.
Last edited by Arandir Tur-Anion de Bodemloze; February 01, 2013 at 09:08 AM.
Awesome, especially the Centigor, dude, he's got character! I like how you made the Bloodthirster so dark and nightmarish. The harpies, im comparison, could use a little more work on their faces; I'd make them less human - they should also look aggressive and frightening. Like the deamonette
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