Editing The End Times (section)

====Chaos Warriors Crushed:====
* Crom the Conqueror- Killed by Valten smashing his head in with Ghal Maraz.
* Festak Cram, Champion of the Rotting Horde* - Has his chest sliced open, realizing that wounds caused by Runefangs don't heal.
* Egrimm Van Horstman - Burnt to death by the wind of Aqshy after unsuccessfully trying to bind it to himself.
* Throgg - defeated by Gotrek in the second last Gotrek and Felix book.  he was summoned to Middenheim for the final battle, where he faced Nagash and Arkhan's forces. After killing Sigvald, he is in turn killed by Nagash who stabs him and turns him to dust 
* Aekold Helbrass - Killed by Felix Jaeger in the second-to-last Gotrek and Felix book.
* [[Valkia the Bloody]]*- Gets a mutual kill against Ludwig Schwarzhelm when she, in an uncharacteristic lack of skill, falls for his ploy and impales herself on the Imperial Standard's banner pole.  Before this she was arguably killed by Malekith in the novel 'The Siege of Naggarond', but if so Khorne restored her once again inbetween the Naggaroth battles and the final battle.
* [[Sigvald]] - Gets his head smashed in by Throgg's club shortly after finishing off Krell.  Then, to add insult to injury, Throgg pissed on his corpse.
* Skarr Bloodwrath* - He dies three times.  Hacked down from behind by Duke Jerrod's sword but he gets brought back via his blood regeneration ability.   The second time he gets turned to gold by Balthazar's magic, but Khorne himself undoes the enchantment.  He later duels Caradryan, killing Ashtari, where he gets impaled by Caradryan's halberd and incinerated, killing him for the final time (before Age of Sigmar).
* Valnir the Reaper - Killed in a duel with Wulfrik the Wanderer
* [[Harry the Hammer]] - Slain by Vlad Von Carstein in the final battle 
* Arbaal the Undefeated - Fails to live up to his name by getting killed by Caradryan, incarnate of fire.
* Wulfrik the Wanderer - Killed by Valten, though he puts up the best fight against him. 
* Dechala the Denied One- Loses to Tyrion Incarnate of light  during the final battle
* Scyla Anfingrimm - Killed by Ungrim when he gets beaten and thrown off a cliff. 
* Galrauch, Master of Dragon - According to Josh Reynolds, he was as far away from Middenheim as the Chaos gods could get him. The dragon was too unpredictable, even for the forces of entropy. He took part in battles at Ind and Cathay, where his shifting allegiances would prove no threat to Chaos' ultimate aims. As the End Times progressed, his Chaos Half grew stronger and stronger BUT, in those final days as the influence of Tzeentch waned, the two halves would have been more evenly matched. In the end, Galrauch tore himself apart as the world died. 
* Kholek Suneater - According to Joshy Reynolds, he was ultimately killed by Settra, as a test to prove his worth to Archaon--the dragon ogre was uncontrollable, and thus of no use to the Three Eyed King. The battle lasted for four days, and flattened most of the forest around Middenheim, before Settra managed to remove the Mountain Lord's head with his khopesh, and drag it to the temple of Ulric and deposit it at Archaon's feet. 
* Sayl the Faithless - Up to his old tricks, but got his head lopped off by Canto Unsworn after the fall of Middenheim.
* Orghotts Daemonspew* - According to Joshy Reynolds, Orghotts was killed in the aftermath of Karl Franz's ascension, his semi-demonic frame burnt to ash by the magics of the Incarnate of the Heavens.
* Bloab Rotspawned *- According to Joshy Reynolds, he was hunted down by Elspeth Von Draken and the Sons of Shallya, an order of knights devoted to the goddess of healing, not long after the Glottkin's armies were shattered. The knights perished to a man, in the ensuing battle, but Elspeth's magics, greatly strengthened by the Wind of Death, proved more than a match for Bloab and his monstrous steed.
* Morbidex Twiceborn* - According to Joshy Reynolds, Morbidex perished at the hands of Vilitch the Curseling, after an ill-advised attempt to kill the two-headed champion of Tzeentch, prior to the latter's march to Averheim. Morbidex's infamous hatred of Tzeentch, and Vilitch's mocking tongue combined to drive the Maggoth Lord into a fury, and both he and Triple-Tongue were annihilated by the Curseling's magics. 
* Egil Styrbjorn - According to Joshy Reynolds, He was one of the warlords who attacked Middenheim. He was one of the champions gathered to defend the city during the attack of the Incarnates. He is killed by Gelt, who transfigured his body into a golden statue. 
* Beorg Bearstruck & The Bearmen of Urslo - According to Joshy Reynolds, Beorg and his Bearmen were among Archaon's followers at Middenheim, and Beorg was one of those champions who pursued the Ulric-empowered Wendel Volker when the latter escaped Middenheim. Volker killed Beorg in the ruins of Wallengertz, and the knights and state troops who fought alongside him scattered the surviving Bearmen.
* Strykaar - Since Storm of Chaos never happened, he gets a brand new story!  He was second-in-command to Sigvald at the Siege of Parravon, where he crossed swords with Abhorash and paid the price. 
* Feytor the Tainted - Since Storm of Chaos never happened, he gets a brand new story! Feytor the Tainted was among the warlords in service to the Glottkin, and perished at the hands of Karl Franz Ascendant.
* Haagoth the Bloodied One - Since Storm of Chaos never happened, he gets a brand new story! Haagoth led the sacking of Karond Kar, in Naggaroth and fell in battle with Mengil Manhide, who was subsequently torn apart by Haagoth's pack of skinwolves.
* Melekh the Changer - Since Storm of Chaos never happened, he gets a brand new story! Melekh fell at Averheim, to the axe of Ungrim, Incarnate of Fire.
* Count [[Mordrek]] the Damned- Killed by Valten during the Battle of Middenheim. This is after he manages to completely decimate the Griffon Legion. Of course, given how he is cursed to a mutative eternal life, it didn't take and he got back up after the World blew up. Poor bastard.
* Many of the minor chaos champions and special characters from old books who get mentioned in the novel are either killed by Archaon after trying to usurp him, Or were slain by valten during the first battle of Middenheim.  Of course, after the world ended, there are bound to be countless more deaths from those whom the Dark Gods deem unworthy of Daemonhood.
* Dorghar* - Head smashed by reborn Sigmar's Ghal Maraz in the final battle.