Editing Infernal Master (section)

==Tutelary==

So what are Tutelaries? Well, in a nutshell, they are Chaos familiars, the same kind the Thousand Sons were dabbling with during the [[Great Crusade]]. It’s likely that [[The Emperor]] knew exactly what the true nature of the Tutelaries were, which would have been one of the main reasons why he convened the [[Council of Nikaea]] in the first place. Too little too late though, as explained below.

A more expanded answer is that Tutelaries were first used by the Thousand Sons nearly a century before the end of the Great Crusade. They were originally believed to be fragments of the [[Tzeentch|Primordial Creator]] given form by the will of individuals to whom they were bound, and were normally invisible to non-psykers.

A Tutelary's link with their master helped enhance the use of their psychic powers a hundredfold, so you can think of them as some sort of Warp-induced Gatorade. The Thousand Sons used them for all manner of tasks, from something as mundane as [[Derp|cleaning their bolters]] to assisting them in psychic surveys of the Aether. Othere Wyrdmake of the [[Space Wolves]] was shocked when introduced to the use of Tutelaries, and Fenrisian wolves became aggressive in their presence. Which is hella hilarious and blatantly hypocritical given the [[Rune Priest]]s' [[Furry|own philia]] with [[Fail|Warp-based Furry Woodland creatures]] on [[Fenris]].

During the [[Burning of Prospero|Battle of Prospero]], the true nature of the Tutelaries was revealed as they attacked the Space Wolves with gleeful spite, showing us that yes, even ''Daemons'' from the [[Warp]] view [[Furry|Furries]] with disdain. Some [[Herp|attacked their Thousand Sons masters as well,]] including Dtoaa, which devoured its master, Phael Toron, when he lost control. Some of the Thousand Sons remained bound to their Tutelaries and continued to use them after the [[Horus Heresy]].

When Ahriman's party first witnessed the yokai of the Torquetum, Sanakht believed that they were powered by entities similar to their tutelaries. When Lucius questioned what they were, Menkaura explained that they were warp entities that they mistakenly thought were there to help them but turned on them when the Space Wolves attacked Prospero. Lucius was not surprised, describing them as akin to a wolf that cannot be tamed.