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1d4chan>A Walrus at 22:02, 23 February 2023

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	So, let’s say you have to think of a vampire. What’s the first thing that comes to mind? Why, tall, dark gloomy castles in the middle of the night. And what creature inhabits these castles aside from their undead masters? Why, bats of course! But these aren’t any normal bats - due to the fact that they roost in the heavily dark magic-saturated castles of Sylvania, they are massively swole and aggressive bats.		So, let’s say you have to think of a vampire. What’s the first thing that comes to mind? Why, tall, dark gloomy castles in the middle of the night. And what creature inhabits these castles aside from their undead masters? Why, bats of course! But these aren’t any normal harmless mosquito muching bats - due to the fact that they roost in the heavily dark magic-saturated castles of Sylvania, they are massively swole and aggressive bats.

	These are the Bat Swarms, and they are... well, swarms of bats summoned by the [[Vampire Counts]] to war. They come in thick black clouds that often blot out what little light there is, somewhat akin to Batman strategically releasing a ton of bats whenever someone comes into the Batcave - intended to disorient the foe so that the real heavy hitters can swoop in for the kill, whilst getting in their own hits through clawing and biting where possible (and presumable also giving rabies).		These are the Bat Swarms, and they are... well, swarms of bats summoned by the [[Vampire Counts]] to war. They come in thick black clouds that often blot out what little light there is, somewhat akin to Batman strategically releasing a ton of bats whenever someone comes into the Batcave - intended to disorient the foe so that the real heavy hitters can swoop in for the kill, whilst getting in their own hits through clawing and biting where possible (and presumable also giving rabies).

2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:4866:3089:CE74:A363 at 20:05, 23 February 2023

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	So, let’s say you have to think of a vampire. What’s the first thing that comes to mind? Why, tall, dark gloomy castles in the middle of the night. And what creature inhabits these castles aside from their undead masters? Why, bats of course! But these aren’t any normal bats - due to the fact that they roost in the heavily dark magic-saturated castles of Sylvania, they are massively swole and aggressive bats.		So, let’s say you have to think of a vampire. What’s the first thing that comes to mind? Why, tall, dark gloomy castles in the middle of the night. And what creature inhabits these castles aside from their undead masters? Why, bats of course! But these aren’t any normal bats - due to the fact that they roost in the heavily dark magic-saturated castles of Sylvania, they are massively swole and aggressive bats.

	These are the Bat Swarms, and they are... well, swarms of bats summoned by the [[Vampire Counts]] to war. They come in thick black clouds that often blot out what little light there is, somewhat akin to Batman strategically releasing a ton of bats whenever someone comes into the Batcave - intended to disorient the foe so that the real heavy hitters can swoop in for the kill., whilst getting in their own hits through clawing and biting where possible (and presumable also giving rabies).		These are the Bat Swarms, and they are... well, swarms of bats summoned by the [[Vampire Counts]] to war. They come in thick black clouds that often blot out what little light there is, somewhat akin to Batman strategically releasing a ton of bats whenever someone comes into the Batcave - intended to disorient the foe so that the real heavy hitters can swoop in for the kill, whilst getting in their own hits through clawing and biting where possible (and presumable also giving rabies).

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	{{Vampire Count Troops}}		{{Vampire Count Troops}}

2601:1C0:5C02:20E0:0:0:0:C847 at 08:12, 28 December 2021

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	So, let’s say you have to think of a vampire. What’s the first thing that comes to mind? Why, tall, dark gloomy castles in the middle of the night. And what creature inhabits these castles aside from their undead masters? Why, bats of course! But these aren’t any normal bats - due to the fact that they roost in the heavily dark magic-saturated castles of Sylvania, they are massively swole and aggressive bats.		So, let’s say you have to think of a vampire. What’s the first thing that comes to mind? Why, tall, dark gloomy castles in the middle of the night. And what creature inhabits these castles aside from their undead masters? Why, bats of course! But these aren’t any normal bats - due to the fact that they roost in the heavily dark magic-saturated castles of Sylvania, they are massively swole and aggressive bats.

	These are the Bat Swarms, and they are... well, swarms of bats summoned by the [[Vampire Counts]] to war. They come in thick black clouds that often blot out what little light there is, somewhat akin to Batman strategically releasing a ton of bats whenever someone comes into the Batcave - intended to disorient the foe so that the real heavy hitters can swoop in for the kill., whilst getting in their own hits through clawing and biting where possible.		These are the Bat Swarms, and they are... well, swarms of bats summoned by the [[Vampire Counts]] to war. They come in thick black clouds that often blot out what little light there is, somewhat akin to Batman strategically releasing a ton of bats whenever someone comes into the Batcave - intended to disorient the foe so that the real heavy hitters can swoop in for the kill., whilst getting in their own hits through clawing and biting where possible (and presumable also giving rabies).

	[[Category:Warhammer Fantasy]]		[[Category:Warhammer Fantasy]]
	[[Category:Vampire Counts]]		[[Category:Vampire Counts]]
	{{Vampire Count Troops}}		{{Vampire Count Troops}}

1d4chan>CoolGuy99 at 20:36, 11 June 2021

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+These are the Bat Swarms, and they are... well, swarms of bats summoned by the [[Vampire Counts]] to war. They come in thick black clouds that often blot out what little light there is, somewhat akin to Batman strategically releasing a ton of bats whenever someone comes into the Batcave - intended to disorient the foe so that the real heavy hitters can swoop in for the kill., whilst getting in their own hits through clawing and biting where possible.
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