Prince Imrik

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This pretty Princess isn't captured by Dragons, HE RIDES THEM!

Prince Imrik is a High Elf Prince in Warhammer Fantasy Battle. Also known as The Dragonlord, he is the representative for the High Elf kingdom of Caledor, a Kingdom known for being the home to Dragons, Volcanoes, and assholes who are so arrogant and up their own ass that even other High Elves have a hard time tolerating them.

He is the last in the line of Caledor the Dragontamer, Which has given him a high amount of privilege and a massive ego.

Life

Imrik's story starts where most High Elf princes' stories end, unconscious in the middle of a field after getting his ass whooped by Dark Elves. Fortunately for him, before the Druchii could get to work doing god knows what to his anus, they hdfffffffffffffffffffffffffaodad whoadiving dragons on Ulthuan, who decided he would fight alongside Imrik from now on. Why did he decide this guy who just got his ass whooped wdaould be a worthy partner? Who knows. ade been travelling all over the Warhammer world, kicking ass and taking names. Not so much in the name of Ulthuan, but to stroke an dtdhe fact all he really does is go adm barela

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End Times

Imrik was such a big dick that he tried to blackmail his way into becoming Pheonix King by refusing to lend anyone in Ulthuan the aid of the dragons unless they crown him (which the dragons were apparently okay with despite their disregard for non-dragon politics), and all this during a major daemonic invasion of Ulthuan.

Tyrion finally had enough of his bullshit and said in front of an assembly of nobles that he and Caledor need to get their fucking act together and get their heads out of their asses, threatening to embargo the kingdom if they didn't. Imrik responded by ceding Caledor from the Phoenix Throne and declaring them independent. When Tyrion later tried to reconcile so they could fight off the daemons, Imrik threw the offer back in his face and decided to join Malekith after the latter gave back some dragon eggs(every single dragon egg stolen by the Druchii since the sundering, hence the future of dragons of Ulthuan).

He did accomplish a notable feat of breaching the armor of Aenarion with his lance when Tyrion went full Khaine, something that no-one - including Greater Daemons - had been able to do before or since. He survived the destruction of Ulthuan due to his dragon flying them to Athel Loren.

Total War Warhammer 2

Imrik has been released for the game in the form of a Free-LC to accompany the Warden & The Paunch DLC. With the ability to recruit unique dragons, loads of hilarious bonuses to dragons and Dragon Princes, making his own army nearly immune to fire so you can use fire damage spells and breath attacks without restraint while also making enemies more flammable with another skill and giving his entire faction flaming attacks with a rite, and the ability to get himself dragons early-on via the Pokémon method (e.g. regularly meeting them spawning from events and defeating them in battle), players joked pretty quickly about how Imrik overshadowed the upcoming actually-paid DLC. The only complaint people have is the weird thousand-yard stare he's sporting on his poster for some reason.