Editing Katakros (section)

===Era of the Beast===
When Katakros was struck down by Archaon, the pain inflicted by the Everchosen's blade - the Slayer of Kings - didn't fully fade after he was remade. Even worse, Katakros is starting to hear whispering voices when alone and is repeatedly struck with unpredictable visions of harrowing anarchy and madness. They got so severe, he ordered the Mortisans to tear his body apart and rebuild it... which did nothing, as it turns out Katakros' very soul is wounded.

On top of this its revealed that his original assualt on the Eightpoints didn't go as much to plan as Katakros let on. While he didn't expect to take it in one campaign he never intended to have his forces to be decimated to the extent that they were, nor was him getting his body destroyed by Archaon technically part of the plan either. Apparently that whole "planning to lose from the start" was atleast him partially trying to save face. In fact the initial campaign had been a near disaster with his legions devastated in Archaons counterattack.

Telling no-one about these issues, Katakros tried to distract himself, and found his attention turning to Ghur, his former homeland. Due to the upheaval of Kragnos' return, the natives of Ghur have become more resistant to the Bonereapers, particularly against the Ivory Host currently campaigning there. It's implied Katakros is turning his attention less onto the Eightpoints and more on conquering his former homeland. Things went from bad to worse when Katakros' bone form started crumbling to dust, forcing his soul to move to one of the backup bodies. This happened again, meaning the soul damage from Archaon's sword means each body Katakros gets will eventually crumble to dust. Katakros's hatred for Sigmar is now matched by his hatred of Archaon, who has arguably done more damage to him than even Sigmar did. To this end Katakros has himself accompanied by Mortisans at all times to try and figure out a solution for the problem.