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[[File:Auruntaur Proxy.jpg|380px|right|thumb|A Daemon Engine so powerful that not even Tzeentch would have a proper control over it.]]
[[File:Auruntaur Proxy.jpg|380px|right|thumb|A Daemon Engine so powerful that not even Tzeentch would have a proper control over it.]]
The Auruntaur is a massive and unique Daemon Engine resembling more of a cyclopean [[Soul Grinder]]. Born of a catastrophic mishap within the forges of Tarnor during the last ruinous wars, the Auruntaur literally stands above any war engine produced on Q’Sal. Thus far, only one has been created as  its designer and binder, R’Suleir the Grand, sacrificed himself and his life’s work to bind the daemonic monstrosity to his construct. When he realized the power of the daemon he had entreated, [[Grimdark|he sacrificed the entire slave pool and all his apprentices to control the daemon.]] The Auruntaur is yet another Daemon Engine appearing exclusively in the Tome of Fate sourcebook for Black Crusade. Due to not having a proper model, conversion kits of combining a Lord of Change with a Soul Grinder usually [[Count as|act as a]] [[Proxy|proxy]] for the Auruntaur.
The '''Auruntaur''' is a massive and unique Daemon Engine that appears exclusively in the Tome of Fate sourcebook for Black Crusade. Born of a catastrophic mishap within the forges of Tarnor during the last ruinous wars, the Auruntaur literally stands above any war engine produced on Q’Sal. Thus far, only one has been created; its designer and binder, R’Suleir the Grand, sacrificed himself and his life’s work to bind the daemonic monstrosity to his construct. When he realized the power of the daemon he had entreated, [[Grimdark|he sacrificed the entire slave pool and all his apprentices to control the daemon]].


This unique war engine stand slightly smaller in height than a [[Reaver Battle Titan]], the Auruntaur is a golden, four-legged creature of destruction, built largely of ensorcelled materials and housing a daemon of immense power. The Auruntaur has no head; instead, mounted firmly in the chest of the torso, are a single [[Magnus the Red|red, cyclopean eye]] and a platform jutting out mid-abdomen, ringed with spikes suggesting a fanged under bite. However like all daemons of Tzeentch the Auruntaur can changes its appearance at will, sometimes appearing with the head of a Soul Grinder or that of the [[Lord of Change]].
Due to not having a proper model, conversion kits of combining a [[Lord of Change]] with a [[Soul Grinder]] usually [[Count as|act as a]] [[proxy]] for the Auruntaur, which fits given that it resembles a cyclopean variant of the latter.
 
The Auruntaur is a golden four-legged creature of destruction, standing slightly smaller in height than a [[Reaver Battle Titan]] built largely of ensorcelled materials and housing a Daemon of immense power. The Auruntaur has no head: instead, mounted firmly in the chest of the torso are a single [[Magnus the Red|red cyclopean eye]], and a ringed platform with spikes jutting out from the mid-abdomen, suggesting a fanged under-bite. However like all Daemons of Tzeentch, the Auruntaur can changes its appearance at will, sometimes appearing with the head of a Soul Grinder or that of the Lord of Change.


==Weaponry==
==Weaponry==
The weaponry that the Auruntaur possess is immense and destructive. The right arm is mechanical, covered in spines that almost appear alive but are made of hardened brass. It is tipped with a huge, rune-etched blade of capable of slicing vehicles in half. The left arm is akin to that from a gargantuan Flamer of Tzeentch, fleshy and mutable. It vomits forth great gouts of warp flame, and creatures and vehicles alike are either altered or destroyed under these iridescent fires.
The weaponry that the Auruntaur possesses is immense and destructive: The right arm is mechanical, covered in spines that almost appear alive, but are made of hardened brass. It is tipped with a huge, rune-etched blade of capable of slicing vehicles in half. The left arm is akin to that from a gargantuan Flamer of Tzeentch, fleshy and mutable. It vomits forth great gouts of warp flame, and creatures and vehicles alike are either altered or destroyed under these iridescent fires.


As well as the fact that it shares similar properties of the Soul Grinder, the Auruntaur also posses the giant claws but on a immense scale. Due to the very nature of [[Tzeentch]] the Auruntaur can swap out its weapons with a normal giant Claw of a Soul Grinder.
As well as the fact that it shares similar properties of the Soul Grinder, the Auruntaur also posses the giant claws but on a immense scale. Due to the very nature of [[Tzeentch]], the Auruntaur can swap out its weapons with the normal giant claw of a Soul Grinder.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 22:11, 13 March 2019

A Daemon Engine so powerful that not even Tzeentch would have a proper control over it.

The Auruntaur is a massive and unique Daemon Engine that appears exclusively in the Tome of Fate sourcebook for Black Crusade. Born of a catastrophic mishap within the forges of Tarnor during the last ruinous wars, the Auruntaur literally stands above any war engine produced on Q’Sal. Thus far, only one has been created; its designer and binder, R’Suleir the Grand, sacrificed himself and his life’s work to bind the daemonic monstrosity to his construct. When he realized the power of the daemon he had entreated, he sacrificed the entire slave pool and all his apprentices to control the daemon.

Due to not having a proper model, conversion kits of combining a Lord of Change with a Soul Grinder usually act as a proxy for the Auruntaur, which fits given that it resembles a cyclopean variant of the latter.

The Auruntaur is a golden four-legged creature of destruction, standing slightly smaller in height than a Reaver Battle Titan built largely of ensorcelled materials and housing a Daemon of immense power. The Auruntaur has no head: instead, mounted firmly in the chest of the torso are a single red cyclopean eye, and a ringed platform with spikes jutting out from the mid-abdomen, suggesting a fanged under-bite. However like all Daemons of Tzeentch, the Auruntaur can changes its appearance at will, sometimes appearing with the head of a Soul Grinder or that of the Lord of Change.

Weaponry

The weaponry that the Auruntaur possesses is immense and destructive: The right arm is mechanical, covered in spines that almost appear alive, but are made of hardened brass. It is tipped with a huge, rune-etched blade of capable of slicing vehicles in half. The left arm is akin to that from a gargantuan Flamer of Tzeentch, fleshy and mutable. It vomits forth great gouts of warp flame, and creatures and vehicles alike are either altered or destroyed under these iridescent fires.

As well as the fact that it shares similar properties of the Soul Grinder, the Auruntaur also posses the giant claws but on a immense scale. Due to the very nature of Tzeentch, the Auruntaur can swap out its weapons with the normal giant claw of a Soul Grinder.

Gallery

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