Editing Hashut (section)

==Age of Sigmar==

HE LIVES!!!! The latest war-band for Warcry announced at Warhammer Fest 2022 all but confirms his continued existence in the Mortal Realms, introduced through the "Horns of Hashut", an all human force who worship Hashut and are lead by a so called Ruinator Alpha who wears a sick looking horned helmet that looks like a bull’s head, and wields what looks like a bident, a flail, and some ash grenades they can throw to blind the enemy...[[awesome|also they can breath fire!]] Sorcerers dedicated to Hashut seem to be able to cast fire, shadow and daemonology related spells. According to Warcom the human followers serve as a vanguard for the Babylonian stunties we all know and love, softening up or outright clearing out any opposition before the Chaos Duardin show up. This does bring up the interesting and unexplored concept of Hashut being a Chaos God not worshipped exclusively by the Chaos Dwarfs. According to Warcom the Horns are currently in the middle of a turf war over in Ghur with troops belonging to [[Be'lakor]] (whose trying to trigger a schism in the rest of the forces of chaos he can exploit), some troops belonging to [[Archaon]] (whose just doing his usual “conquer everything for chaos and rub his success in Be’lakor’s face shtick”), and some guerilla fighters of the Rotmire Creed (former alchemists of Excelsis lead by a Witherlord who worship [[Nurgle]] as the Lord Leech ) who were promised elixirs of immortality if they corrupt a piece of the realm of Ghur filled with carnivorous plants called the Gnarlwood. The reason this particular piece of the continent of Thondia is so sought after is that at the center of this place in the so called Ravening Ruin is a bunch of Seraphon artifacts and a major source of life energy. This crucible of life energy formed around the Realm-shaper engine of a crashed Seraphon temple-ship named Talaxis, creating a ferocious forest which Nurgle wants to corrupt but Hashut wants his followers to instead burn down and turn into a fiery desert before then harnessing the energy there to build and power more daemon forges. Ironically Hashut despite being a chaos god is probably one of the best suited to deal with Nurgle thanks to his followers predilection for killing things with fire from their flamethrowers and whatnot. Whether or not this penchant for fire will help them against Archaon and Be'lakor’s troops though remains to be seen.