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[[File:Wirewolf fanart.jpg|450px|right|thumb|A fanart rendition on what a Wirewolf would look like (Its the one on the left).]]
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A '''Wirewolf''' is a monstrous Chaos machine in the service of Magister Anakwanar Sek's forces. They are powered by a trapped daemonic entity, in the same fashion as a [[Defiler]], but can take a variety of shapes and forms, depending on their makers (ranging from knights in full armor to actual hounds). Meaning that Wirewolves are fucking [[Chaos]] [[Transformers|Transformers!]]
[[File:Akim-kaliberda-wirewolf.jpg|300px|right|thumb|The unholy child of a [[Daemon]], an [[Eversor]] and a scrap metal art project.]]
'''Wirewolves''' are these creepy [[Daemon Engines]] used by the forces of Chaos, and encountered during the Sabbat Worlds Crusade. Despite being the same size as a man, these things are scarier than walking in on a [[Haemonculus]] skull fucking his latest victim, as they are very fast, very tough and capable of tearing a man in half without a second thought. Despite the name they usually do not resemble wolves, being more a daemon powered man made of thin pieces of warped metal, with the wolf part of the name coming from how they hunt and run down the people they are hunting. They are capable of transforming their forms to some degree though, and as such this means they are Motherfucking [[Chaos]] [[Transformers]]!


When inactive, Wirewolves hang from specially fashioned "gibbets", where arcane practices had made the space thin so that the Immaterium could finger its way through the aether when the correct commands came. They could be summoned by wandering "glyfs" (sentient Chaos runes) at the slightest hint of disturbances from the enslaved population. Once awoken, they were known to be quite uncontrollable, often attacking friends and foes alike.
==Overview==
Wirewolves spend most of their time hanging around on specially fashioned metal gibbets, where they look like creepy ass scarecrows. These hanging racks have had chaotic rituals performed on them, which has made the space between reality and the [[Warp]] so thin that the Immaterium could finger its way through to real space when the Wirewolf needs to be activated. The Wirewolf would absorb chaotic energy while hanging here and so would be soaked in the stuff, allowing a daemon to possess the frame and control it when needed. They were used as a kind of riot police force, a really brutal and scary police force, that could be summoned by wandering "glyfs" (sentient Chaos runes) when the local population of a planet started to step out of line. Once awoken, they were completely uncontrollable and would start to kill anything in the area and in the way as they ran towards their designated target.


The downside to the usage of Wirewolves is that they expend their energy quickly, and must periodically return to their "gibbets" to recharge. But when they were fully awoken, there was little that could stand before their assault.
However the big downside to Wirewolves is that they expend their energy very quickly, and are usually only able to be active for a few minutes before they are forced to return to their hanging racks to recharge their warp energy. They also explode (like all good deamon engines do) when they were damaged enough, detonating in a torrent of Warp energy and screaming pissed of daemon, as well as flash shadowing any poor bastard within a 5 meter radius.


When damaged enough or destroyed, the Wirewolves' ruptured metal carcasses are torn open, unleashing the contained energy in a ferocious explosion that could potentially kill anyone within its blast radius.  
Being able to partially change its form, Wirewolves can make almost any weapon it can forge in a near instant, from burning hot blades that can disintegrate people with a single cut to potentially a crude warp-fire thrower. The quick adaptability, combined with the strength and speed of the Wirewolf makes it lethal to even [[Space Marines]], and an absolute horror for light infantry as they can rip through a squad in seconds.


Being able to change its form, Wirewolves can make almost any weapon it can forge in a near instant, whether it is razor swords, autocannons or even the simple old fangs. The quick adaptability of the Wirewolf makes it a dangerous and lethal opponent to even [[Space Marine|Space Marine Sergeants]]. It is unknown what the [[Space Wolves]] would do if they encountered a Wirewolf; they would likely either destroy it or tame it as part of their collection of [[Extra Heresy|extra-heretical]] [[Furry|furry porn]].
They were encountered by members of the [[Tanith First (And Only)|Tanith First]] who were on a mission on the Chaos held world of Gereon. They managed to defeat the Wirewolves that were summoned against them, with a combination of las-bolts, dumb luck and divine intervention. Not even joking on that last point, surgeon Ana Curth destroyed a Wirewolf with some flasks of blessed water (that was brought to counteract the effects of the Warp while being stuck on a Chaos tainted planet), which does kinda make sense as Daemons are capable of being destroyed and seriously hurt with holy objects. Who knew that the best way to take down a Demonically powered, killing machine was with a Squirt-Gun full of holy water.


They are famously known for their encounter with twelve members of the [[Tanith First (And Only)|Tanith First and Only's]] mission on Gereon. Much to the amazement of the Chaos forces, they managed to defeat the Wirewolves that were summoned against them. Most notably, Surgeon Ana Curth [[Wat|destroyed one of the daemonic machines with a number of flasks containing the blessed water from the Balneary Shrine of Herodor]] (that was originally manufactured by the Departmento Medicae to counteract the effects of Warp-contact on the human metabolism). Suffice to say, the way the Wirewolves was defeated was... [[Derp|quite underwhelming in that regard.]]
A heavier variant was encountered on Urdesh where large numbers of them were unleashed to flush out Saint Sabbat from hiding. Whilst difficult for even Astartes to defeat, they were heavily inhibited by locations and symbols of faith and contact with Islumbine, an otherwise unremarkable flower associated with Sabbat, would completely snare them. Sabbat herself was able to banish the Warp energy animating them with no effort on her part.


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'''tl;dr:''' Wirewolves are a bit like [[Daemon Engine]] [[Eversor]] assassins, right down to the killing everything in a general area and exploding when they die.
 
==Gallery==
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File:Wirewolf fanart.jpg|A fanart rendition on what a Wirewolf would look like (Its the one on the left).
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Latest revision as of 13:05, 23 June 2023

The unholy child of a Daemon, an Eversor and a scrap metal art project.

Wirewolves are these creepy Daemon Engines used by the forces of Chaos, and encountered during the Sabbat Worlds Crusade. Despite being the same size as a man, these things are scarier than walking in on a Haemonculus skull fucking his latest victim, as they are very fast, very tough and capable of tearing a man in half without a second thought. Despite the name they usually do not resemble wolves, being more a daemon powered man made of thin pieces of warped metal, with the wolf part of the name coming from how they hunt and run down the people they are hunting. They are capable of transforming their forms to some degree though, and as such this means they are Motherfucking Chaos Transformers!

Overview[edit]

Wirewolves spend most of their time hanging around on specially fashioned metal gibbets, where they look like creepy ass scarecrows. These hanging racks have had chaotic rituals performed on them, which has made the space between reality and the Warp so thin that the Immaterium could finger its way through to real space when the Wirewolf needs to be activated. The Wirewolf would absorb chaotic energy while hanging here and so would be soaked in the stuff, allowing a daemon to possess the frame and control it when needed. They were used as a kind of riot police force, a really brutal and scary police force, that could be summoned by wandering "glyfs" (sentient Chaos runes) when the local population of a planet started to step out of line. Once awoken, they were completely uncontrollable and would start to kill anything in the area and in the way as they ran towards their designated target.

However the big downside to Wirewolves is that they expend their energy very quickly, and are usually only able to be active for a few minutes before they are forced to return to their hanging racks to recharge their warp energy. They also explode (like all good deamon engines do) when they were damaged enough, detonating in a torrent of Warp energy and screaming pissed of daemon, as well as flash shadowing any poor bastard within a 5 meter radius.

Being able to partially change its form, Wirewolves can make almost any weapon it can forge in a near instant, from burning hot blades that can disintegrate people with a single cut to potentially a crude warp-fire thrower. The quick adaptability, combined with the strength and speed of the Wirewolf makes it lethal to even Space Marines, and an absolute horror for light infantry as they can rip through a squad in seconds.

They were encountered by members of the Tanith First who were on a mission on the Chaos held world of Gereon. They managed to defeat the Wirewolves that were summoned against them, with a combination of las-bolts, dumb luck and divine intervention. Not even joking on that last point, surgeon Ana Curth destroyed a Wirewolf with some flasks of blessed water (that was brought to counteract the effects of the Warp while being stuck on a Chaos tainted planet), which does kinda make sense as Daemons are capable of being destroyed and seriously hurt with holy objects. Who knew that the best way to take down a Demonically powered, killing machine was with a Squirt-Gun full of holy water.

A heavier variant was encountered on Urdesh where large numbers of them were unleashed to flush out Saint Sabbat from hiding. Whilst difficult for even Astartes to defeat, they were heavily inhibited by locations and symbols of faith and contact with Islumbine, an otherwise unremarkable flower associated with Sabbat, would completely snare them. Sabbat herself was able to banish the Warp energy animating them with no effort on her part.

tl;dr: Wirewolves are a bit like Daemon Engine Eversor assassins, right down to the killing everything in a general area and exploding when they die.

Gallery[edit]

Forces of the Traitor Legions of Chaos
Leaders: Chaos Champion - Chaos Lord - Daemon Prince - Dark Apostle
Master of Execution - Sorcerer - Master of Possession - Lord Discordant
Unaligned: Chaos Chosen - Chaos Raptors - Chaos Space Marine Squad - Chaos Spawn - Chaos Terminators
Cultist - Havocs - Mutilators - Obliterators - Possessed - Tech-Assassin - Warp Talons - Warpsmith
Negavolt Cultist - Greater Possessed - Dark Disciple - Heretek
Faction Aligned: Khorne Berzerkers - Plague Marines - Noise Marines - Rubric Marines
Great Crusade-era: Breacher Siege Squad - Consul - Despoiler Squad - Destroyer Squad - Esoterist Consul - Legiones Decurion
Legion Herald - Legion Outrider Squad - Legion Vigilator - Moritat - Master of the Signal - Praetor
Reconnaissance Squad - Seeker Squad - Sky Hunter Squad - Tactical Support Squad - Inductii
Structures: Noctilith Crown - Skull Altar
Walkers: Chaos Dreadnought (Ferrum Infernus - Chaos Contemptor
Hellforged Leviathan - Hellforged Deredeo
) - Helbrute
Vehicles: Bike Squad - Chaos Land Raider (Land Raider Hades Diabolus) - Infernal Relic Predator
Kratos Heavy Assault Tank - Mastodon - Predator Tank - Rhino Transport - Sicaran Battle Tank
Stalk Tank - Vindicator - Typhon Heavy Siege Tank - Spartan Assault Tank - Rapier Armoured Carrier
Whirlwind Scorpius - Termite - Cerberus Destroyer - Fellblade
Flyers: Harbinger - Hell Blade - Hell Talon - Fire Raptor
Storm Eagle - Xiphon Interceptor - Thunderhawk - Stormbird
Spacecraft: Dreadclaw Assault Pod - Kharybdis - Doomfire Bomber - Swiftdeath Fighter
Titans: Daemon Knights - Chaos Emperor Titan - Feral Scout Titan
Ravager Battle Titan - Chaos Warlord Titan - Woe Machine
Unaligned
Daemon Engines:
Decimator - Defiler - Death Wheel - Forgefiend - Heldrake
Maulerfiend - Soul Grinder - Wirewolf - Venomcrawler - Helstalker
Daemon Engines
of Khorne:
Blood Reaper - Blood Slaughterer - Brass Scorpion - Cauldron of Blood - Death Dealer
Doom Blaster - Kytan - Lord of Skulls - Skull Reaper - Tower of Skulls
Daemon Engines
of Nurgle:
Blight Drone - Contagion - Foetid Bloat-Drone - Myphitic Blight-Hauler
Nurgle Plague Tower - Plague Hulk - Plagueburst Crawler
Daemon Engines
of Slaanesh:
Hell-Scourge - Hell-Knight - Hell-Strider
Questor Scout Titan - Slaanesh Subjugator
Daemon Engines
of Tzeentch:
Aether Ray - Doom Wing - Fire Lord of Tzeentch
Mirrorfiend - Silver Tower of Tzeentch - The Auruntaur
Auxiliaries: Chaos Daemons - Death Guard - Thousand Sons - Emperor's Children - World Eaters - Fallen Angels