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<p>2A02:8440:4640:8EBB:C44E:345D:6914:828E: Added description from 4th, 5th, 6th and 8th army books</p> <hr /> <div>{{Whfb-stub}}<br /> {{NeedsImages}}<br /> <br /> ===In Warhammer Fantasy===<br /> In the time before the [[Empire]], there were few domesticated horses, and horsemen were exceedingly rare. In most tribes, a steed was a great symbol of wealth and status, so it was often that only a chieftain and his closest warriors would ride mounted into battle. When these knights died their horse were ritually killed and burried in the barrows alongside them, to carry them in the afterlife.<br /> <br /> Many centuries later, foul [[Vampires]] summon forth the enchanted bones of these ancient knights in order to bolster the mass of lesser undead minions they control. Borne by their sorcerous steeds, the Black knights exist neither fully in the hereafter, nor wholly in the material world. They can pass through walls without hindrance, and gallop at full speed across fen and moor, crahing into the ranks of their living ennemies, spitting their foes on lances wreathed in cold flames or lashing out with swords older than the Empire.<br /> <br /> {{Vampire Count Troops}}<br /> [[Category: Warhammer Fantasy]] [[Category: Vampire Counts]]</div>

2A02:8440:4640:8EBB:C44E:345D:6914:828E http://2d4chan.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Grave_Guard&diff=236898 2022-11-25T11:05:48Z

<p>2A02:8440:4640:8EBB:C44E:345D:6914:828E: Added description from 4th, 5th, 6th and 8th army books</p> <hr /> <div>{{whfb-stub}}{{NeedsImages}}<br /> [[File:Grave Guards.png|thumb|&quot;''Welcome to the eternal night shift, fuckboy!''&quot;]]<br /> ==Warhammer Fantasy==<br /> The Grave Guards are long dead heroes who are tied to the land of the living by magic. In ages past, the men of the Old World buried their dead beneath mounds of earth and stone, together with their battle gear and wordly wealth. Although their bodies have decayed, leaving only bones and tattered flesh, those [[Wight|wights]] are held together by evil magic so strong that it can last for many centuries. They wear ancient armour of bronze and black iron, corroded by time and dusty with the years and carry weapons inlaid with evil runes, an accursed parody of once powerful magical blades.<br /> <br /> They patrol tirelessly upon the walls of Vampire-haunted keeps of [[Sylvania]], drawn from their ancient tombs to act as guardians for their [[Vampire]] rulers. These eerie, silent sentinels stand constant vigil on the crumbling battlements and at the iron-bound gates, never resting, eternally ready to defend their vampiric masters. <br /> <br /> When a vampire marches forth, its Grave guard advance at the vanguard of the [[undead]] host. They form a formidable corps of warriors, protected by heavy armour, their enchanted blades cutting down the toughest of enemies with pitiless strikes. The sheer resilience of Grave guards have become well known across the nations of Humans, Elf and Dwarf. Their combination of stout shields, thick armour plates, and the natural resilience of the undead means that a simple sword blow has little chance of stopping them. <br /> <br /> {{Vampire Count Troops}}<br /> [[Category: Warhammer Fantasy]] [[Category: Vampire Counts]]<br /> [[Category:Legions of Nagash]]</div>

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