Editing The Eightbound (section)

===Overview===

These scary bastards were born from the efforts of the [[World Eaters]] Berserker surgeons, who took the most savage of the Legion’s [[Berserker]] warriors and locked them in a sarcophagus made out Khornate brass called an Eightcage. There the warrior would have probes and needles interface with their Butchers Nails, plunging the victim into a battle for their very soul. Exposed to the madness of the Warp, some would find their souls transported to engage in battle in blood-soaked arenas while others would instead find themselves forced to withstand torture at the hands of Daemons. Those that fail these trials whatever form they may take would meet gruesome fates, with some vanishing entirely while others being reduced to a bloody mess. However those that are victorious would emerge a changed warrior, having been possessed by not one but EIGHT separate [[Bloodletter]] Daemons! As you might expect from hardcore brotherfuckers such as them, this makes them some of the most terrifying combatants in the galaxy – warriors locked in a constant battle for their own souls. By having the power of ''eight'' Daemons inside their bodies, the Eightbound can exploit the strength of these Daemons and augment his strength to superhuman heights even by the transhuman standards of a Space Marine.

Wearing modified and random pieces of [[Chaos Power Armour]], these elites wield a plethora of chain weapons befitting for Khorne. Weapons include the quintessential [[Chain Weapon#Chain Axe|Chain Axes]], [[Chain Weapon#Chain Glaive|Chain Glaive]]/[[Chain Weapon#Chain Spear|Chain Spear]] and [[Chainswords]] for maximum [[RIP AND TEAR]].

Also, these guys are absolute ''UNITS'', seriously, I guess one upside of having that much Daemons inside you is that you get a sudden growth spurt. 

Crunchwise, 9th Edition wise, they're making some serious work though, as each one is S6 with some deadly eviscerators with AP-3 D2 that give extra attacks while the champion is armed with Dual Lacerators (high damage) or Heavy Chainglaives (high attack volume). They also come with a strat for early strategic reserves, but it’s incredibly situational and you still need to pay CP to put them in reserves.
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