Editing Khador (section)

==Characters==

[[File:khador_summarized.png||thumb|right|The short version, courtesy of /tg/]]
'''Orsus Zoktavir "The Butcher of Khardov"-''' The High Kommand's pet mad man and, [[Rip and Tear]] incarnate. Infamously lost his shit when attacking a rebel town, slaying the traitors and his own men when they tried to stop him. Instead of being executed the Empress said "why let perfectly good mad man go to waste?" and pardoned him, if only to ensure loyalty by threatening to send him to any traitor's front door. As the name suggests he's monstrous in close combat, if its in his melee range its gonna die.

'''Sorscha Kratikoff-''' The poster girl of Khador and during 1st edition the poster girl of what it means to be [[powergamer|broken]] [[Alice|beyond broken]]. Shes known as the Ice Queen,(or Freezing Bitch depending on which of her men you ask) to everyone but Prince Vladimir whom she is in love with. She has it in for Orsus since he killed her dad in his infamous rampage, leaving him to die in a battle, only for him to return later. She's also got it really bad for Vlad. 

'''Vladimir Tzepesci-''' The Not-Vlad the Impaler of Not-Wallacia.  Has been contemplating a rebellion against Not-Russia for a long time. Oddly, despite his appearance, probably one of the better-off casters in Khador, morally-speaking. After Khador conquered Llael Vlad fought to protect the people of Umbrey from Cryx, and won a lot of karma points. Not only gaining the loyalty of more then a few native Llaelese but actually being made ruler of Umbrey by the Empress for it. He's currently fighting the Protectorate's northern crusade, and convinced Severius to help battle Cryx. Unfortunately the sinister ministers double-crossing him, with Reznik and the Harbinger heading into Umbrey to convert its people.

'''Irusk-''' The Sun Tzu of Warmachine. His childhood was spent learning Khadoran military strategy from his dad before he [[Imperial Guard|enlisted at the age of twelve]]. He's a [[Creed|military genius]] and even [[Roboute Guilliman|wrote his own version of the Art of War]]. He briefly considered suicide after he was defeated and lost most of his men because he thought of them as nothing but numbers.  Disgusted with his moodiness, the Empress promoted him, basically telling him to atone for it through results or be forgotten as a footnote in history.  

'''Aleksandra Zerkova-''' Khador's resident mad scientist. Ahem, that is to say she is an occult researcher, archaeologist and historian, raiding old tombs and temples, looking for ancient secrets and artifacts that can be used against Khador's enemies. In addition to being a warcaster shes knows extremely powerful magic and carries a number of ancient artifacts augmenting her abilities. 

'''Karchev-''' Karchev the Terrible is a living warmachine, [[Dreadnought|a century year old warcaster who's been entombed inside a warjack]]. Karchev was a veteran warcaster during the Thornwood war where his body was destroyed in a struggle against a Cygnaran warcaster. He asked for a metal body to continue fighting and got it a short time(10 years) later in the form of a modified Bezerker Chassis. Since then he's chugged along getting a new body every couple years. His status has elevated him to a living national treasure, though it hasn't done his mind any favors. 

'''Zevanna Agha-''' What would Not-Russia be without its Not-[[Baba Yaga]]?  The Old Witch is older than the Orgoth, perhaps even the embodiment of Khador itself.  Though not technically part of the army, the Empress has put out standing orders to let her requisition whatever troops and 'jacks she needs if she ever randomly shows up and asks for them.  Her chicken-legged Warjack companion Scrapjack follows her around, arcing spells and teleporting with her. As the fluff has advanced, she's responsible for fucking up the god Menoth, and unleashing the spooky things known as the Grymkin. Scrapjack has apparently been doing leg day, because in the second incantation of Old Witch he is now the size of a Colossal, and has a house/observatory on him as well.

'''Strakhov-''' Not-KGB agent, turned Not-Spetsnaz commander. During the Llael war Strakhov crippled the nation's war effort making way for Khador to steam-rolled the shit out of them. Rusky was so impressed he put him in charge of training the Assault Kommandos. While Strakov's usually under Irusk's command, he's got a bad habit of going rogue and carrying out his own missions without waiting for approval. The only thing keeping him from being punished is that they usually end in success. 

'''Harkevich-''' The Not-Rommel, Iron Wolf Harkevich is Khador's head of the occupation of Llael and in charge of repairing all the wreck people like Orsus caused.  Unsurprising he's not very happy about the mess his countrymen left as most of the infrastructure is in ruins and mass unrest from the locals, also because he's a total bro and found it unnecessarily harsh. For the most part he's been extremely successful turning the land from a WWII ruin city to better than new, with many Llaelese finding Khador's new rule a massive improvement.  Also helps that he's made a stance on the Protectorate of Menoth "liberation", protecting refugees form the crazed zealots.  Unlike most Khador's warcaster Harkevich is a range base rather than close combat, relying more on Warjacks than troops, which is good since his main spell allows warjacks to fire a free shot.