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	Bloodmasters are a type of Herald of Khorne, who are rampaging masters of combat and earned their titles by performing particularly noteworthy acts of violence. Unlike the other Khornate Heralds, these guys ditch the mounted platforms and go in[[Anal circumference\| deep and dirty.]]		Bloodmasters are a type of Herald of Khorne, who are rampaging masters of combat and earned their titles by performing particularly noteworthy acts of violence. Unlike the other Khornate Heralds, these guys ditch the mounted platforms and go in[[Anal circumference\| deep and dirty.]]

	In battle they delight in decapitating their prey and plunging their wailing Blade of Blood deep into the beating hearts of their enemies and then ripping it out, Mortal Kombat style. However a Bloodmaster cannot simply give in to its desire for slaughter, or else they would glory hog all of the skulls and what honorable Khorne follower would like [[That Guy\|that type of guy?]]		In battle they delight in decapitating their prey and plunging their wailing Blade of Blood deep into the beating hearts of their enemies and then ripping it out, Mortal Kombat style. However a Bloodmaster cannot simply give in to its desire for slaughter, or else they would glory hog all of the skulls and what honorable Khorne follower would like [[That Guy\|that type of guy?]]

	Their primary role on the battlefield is as a director of the massacre against the Blood God's foes. To this end, these Heralds imbue the Daemons of the cohort they lead with a portion of their own eternal malice, heightening the inherent bloodlust of the minions of Khorne to [[Rage\| near autistic levels.]]		Their primary role on the battlefield is as a director of the massacre against the Blood God's foes. To this end, these Heralds imbue the Daemons of the cohort they lead with a portion of their own eternal malice, heightening the inherent bloodlust of the minions of Khorne to [[Rage\| near autistic levels.]]
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	[[Category: Blades of Khorne]]		[[Category: Blades of Khorne]]

1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 11:02, 2 November 2022

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	Bloodletters are [[Khorne]]'s foot soldiers. While getting to a battle they march as a unit, but when they get into the battle they go fuck-crazy with [[rage]] and actually see it as a competition amongst themselves to fuck up the enemy worse than the other Bloodletters. They have rage-faces and bodies that make them look like ''[[Video games\|Halo 3]]'' Elites (just look at their legs). Like most Khornate [[Daemon\|Daemons]], they have a sense of pride and will usually fight bravely, ferociously, and honorably, but they sometimes resort to cheap-ass [[Tzeentch]]-esque tactics (i.e. cunt-punching a [[Sisters of Battle\|Bolter Bitch]]).		Bloodletters are [[Khorne]]'s foot soldiers. While getting to a battle they march as a unit, but when they get into the battle they go fuck-crazy with [[rage]] and actually see it as a competition amongst themselves to fuck up the enemy worse than the other Bloodletters. They have rage-faces and bodies that make them look like ''[[Video games\|Halo 3]]'' Elites (just look at their legs). Like most Khornate [[Daemon\|Daemons]], they have a sense of pride and will usually fight bravely, ferociously, and honorably, but they sometimes resort to cheap-ass [[Tzeentch]]-esque tactics (i.e. cunt-punching a [[Sisters of Battle\|Bolter Bitch]]).

	Bloodletters wield a Demonic blade known as a [[Daemon Weapon#Hellblade\|Hellblade]] (Or more ~~rarey~~, a [[Daemon Weapon#Berserker Glaive\|Berserker Glaive]]) which is given to them by Khorne himself and is so sharp that wounds inflicted by a [[chainsword]] look like paper cuts by comparison. Khorne's favorites get to ride [[Juggernaut\|Juggernauts]], these special chosen called Bloodcrushers. Especially awesome Bloodletters are allowed to crew [[Skull Cannon]]s, or strangely enough be the team to a [[Blood Throne]] chariot.		Bloodletters wield a Demonic blade known as a [[Daemon Weapon#Hellblade\|Hellblade]] (Or more rarely, a [[Daemon Weapon#Berserker Glaive\|Berserker Glaive]]) which is given to them by Khorne himself and is so sharp that wounds inflicted by a [[chainsword]] look like paper cuts by comparison. Khorne's favorites get to ride [[Juggernaut\|Juggernauts]], these special chosen called Bloodcrushers. Especially awesome Bloodletters are allowed to crew [[Skull Cannon]]s, or strangely enough be the team to a [[Blood Throne]] chariot.

	The most famous Bloodletter is imaginatively named [[Skulltaker]], and is so bad-ass that Khorne occasionally allows him to keep the skulls of his most challenging opponents as trophies rather than adding them to the Skull Throne; seeing as these victims include several [[Grey Knight]] captains (however the hell that happened), an [[Ork]] [[Warboss]], and seventeen [[Eldar]] [[Exarch\|Exarchs]], this seems only fair.		The most famous Bloodletter is imaginatively named [[Skulltaker]], and is so bad-ass that Khorne occasionally allows him to keep the skulls of his most challenging opponents as trophies rather than adding them to the Skull Throne; seeing as these victims include several [[Grey Knight]] captains (however the hell that happened), an [[Ork]] [[Warboss]], and seventeen [[Eldar]] [[Exarch\|Exarchs]], this seems only fair.

2607:FB90:E30F:8277:5874:3F34:184D:7313 at 23:33, 28 September 2022

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	The most famous Bloodletter is imaginatively named [[Skulltaker]], and is so bad-ass that Khorne occasionally allows him to keep the skulls of his most challenging opponents as trophies rather than adding them to the Skull Throne; seeing as these victims include several [[Grey Knight]] captains (however the hell that happened), an [[Ork]] [[Warboss]], and seventeen [[Eldar]] [[Exarch\|Exarchs]], this seems only fair.		The most famous Bloodletter is imaginatively named [[Skulltaker]], and is so bad-ass that Khorne occasionally allows him to keep the skulls of his most challenging opponents as trophies rather than adding them to the Skull Throne; seeing as these victims include several [[Grey Knight]] captains (however the hell that happened), an [[Ork]] [[Warboss]], and seventeen [[Eldar]] [[Exarch\|Exarchs]], this seems only fair.

	Despite being made of awesome sauce, they are for [[PROMOTIONS\|unknown reasons]] not as popular with fa/tg/uys as their [[Daemonette\|Slaaneshi equivalent]], hence why that page has over 9000 images and this page has few.		Despite being made of awesome sauce, they are for [[PROMOTIONS\|unknown reasons]] not as popular with fa/tg/uys as their [[Daemonette\|Slaaneshi equivalent]], hence why that page has [[Meme\|over 9000]] images and this page has few.

	An ironic kinship they share with Daemonettes is how their models evolved. They started out as basically scaly, tailless [[Xenomorphs]] (you know, those guys from those flicks with Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley?) with horns, underwent a change into more "conventional" big red spiky devils during the edition in which Daemonettes got remodelled into multi-boobed mantis-armed [[succubus\|succubi]], then went back to an updated version of their old look the next edition. Also, penis-headed Bloodletters carry huge swords, but spiky devil Bloodletters carry giant axes - what's up with that?		An ironic kinship they share with Daemonettes is how their models evolved. They started out as basically scaly, tailless [[Xenomorphs]] (you know, those guys from those flicks with Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley?) with horns, underwent a change into more "conventional" big red spiky devils during the edition in which Daemonettes got remodelled into multi-boobed mantis-armed [[succubus\|succubi]], then went back to an updated version of their old look the next edition. Also, penis-headed Bloodletters carry huge swords, but spiky devil Bloodletters carry giant axes - what's up with that?

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	Image:Gen 1.5 Bloodletters.jpg\|The short-lived midpoint between the first and second generations.		Image:Gen 1.5 Bloodletters.jpg\|The short-lived midpoint between the first and second generations.
	Image:Second Gen Bloodletters.png\|The second generation of Bloodletters.		Image:Second Gen Bloodletters.png\|The second generation of Bloodletters.
	Image:Bloodletters Gen 3.jpg\|The current generations of Bloodletters, combining most of the traits of the past incarnations.		Image:Bloodletters Gen 3.jpg\|The current generations of Bloodletters, combining most of the traits of the past incarnations. And they are holding a licking contest.
	Image:1374960369329.jpg\|How they're depicted in the fluff of both settings.		Image:1374960369329.jpg\|How they're depicted in the fluff of both settings.
	Image:1388468132861.gif\|How [[Khornette]]s are depicted on /tg/.		Image:1388468132861.gif\|How [[Khornette]]s are depicted on /tg/.

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	An ironic kinship they share with Daemonettes is how their models evolved. They started out as basically scaly, tailless [[Xenomorphs]] (you know, those guys from those flicks with Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley?) with horns, underwent a change into more "conventional" big red spiky devils during the edition in which Daemonettes got remodelled into multi-boobed mantis-armed [[succubus\|succubi]], then went back to an updated version of their old look the next edition. Also, penis-headed Bloodletters carry huge swords, but spiky devil Bloodletters carry giant axes - what's up with that?		An ironic kinship they share with Daemonettes is how their models evolved. They started out as basically scaly, tailless [[Xenomorphs]] (you know, those guys from those flicks with Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley?) with horns, underwent a change into more "conventional" big red spiky devils during the edition in which Daemonettes got remodelled into multi-boobed mantis-armed [[succubus\|succubi]], then went back to an updated version of their old look the next edition. Also, penis-headed Bloodletters carry huge swords, but spiky devil Bloodletters carry giant axes - what's up with that?

	Total War: Warhammer III has introduced ~~Exhalted~~ Bloodletters, which are basically Bloodletters with a Hellblade that is on fire.		Total War: Warhammer III has introduced Exalted Bloodletters, which are basically Bloodletters with a Hellblade that is on fire.
	==Herald of Khorne==		==Herald of Khorne==
	[[File:Herald_of_Khorne.png\|250px\|right\|thumb\|Time to piss yourselves, [[Imperium of Man\|Corpse Worshipers.]]]]		[[File:Herald_of_Khorne.png\|250px\|right\|thumb\|Time to piss yourselves, [[Imperium of Man\|Corpse Worshipers.]]]]

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	An ironic kinship they share with Daemonettes is how their models evolved. They started out as basically scaly, tailless [[Xenomorphs]] (you know, those guys from those flicks with Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley?) with horns, underwent a change into more "conventional" big red spiky devils during the edition in which Daemonettes got remodelled into multi-boobed mantis-armed [[succubus\|succubi]], then went back to an updated version of their old look the next edition. Also, penis-headed Bloodletters carry huge swords, but spiky devil Bloodletters carry giant axes - what's up with that?		An ironic kinship they share with Daemonettes is how their models evolved. They started out as basically scaly, tailless [[Xenomorphs]] (you know, those guys from those flicks with Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley?) with horns, underwent a change into more "conventional" big red spiky devils during the edition in which Daemonettes got remodelled into multi-boobed mantis-armed [[succubus\|succubi]], then went back to an updated version of their old look the next edition. Also, penis-headed Bloodletters carry huge swords, but spiky devil Bloodletters carry giant axes - what's up with that?

			Total War: Warhammer III has introduced Exhalted Bloodletters, which are basically Bloodletters with a Hellblade that is on fire.
	==Herald of Khorne==		==Herald of Khorne==
	[[File:Herald_of_Khorne.png\|250px\|right\|thumb\|Time to piss yourselves, [[Imperium of Man\|Corpse Worshipers.]]]]		[[File:Herald_of_Khorne.png\|250px\|right\|thumb\|Time to piss yourselves, [[Imperium of Man\|Corpse Worshipers.]]]]

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	Bloodletters are [[Khorne]]'s foot soldiers. While getting to a battle they march as a unit, but when they get into the battle they go fuck-crazy with [[rage]] and actually see it as a competition amongst themselves to fuck up the enemy worse than the other Bloodletters. They have rage-faces and bodies that make them look like ''[[Video games\|Halo 3]]'' Elites (just look at their legs). Like most Khornate [[Daemon\|Daemons]], they have a sense of pride and will usually fight bravely, ferociously, and honorably, but they sometimes resort to cheap-ass [[Tzeentch]]-esque tactics (i.e. cunt-punching a [[Sisters of Battle\|Bolter Bitch]]).		Bloodletters are [[Khorne]]'s foot soldiers. While getting to a battle they march as a unit, but when they get into the battle they go fuck-crazy with [[rage]] and actually see it as a competition amongst themselves to fuck up the enemy worse than the other Bloodletters. They have rage-faces and bodies that make them look like ''[[Video games\|Halo 3]]'' Elites (just look at their legs). Like most Khornate [[Daemon\|Daemons]], they have a sense of pride and will usually fight bravely, ferociously, and honorably, but they sometimes resort to cheap-ass [[Tzeentch]]-esque tactics (i.e. cunt-punching a [[Sisters of Battle\|Bolter Bitch]]).

	Bloodletters wield a Demonic blade known as a [[Daemon Weapon#Hellblade\|Hellblade]] (Or more ~~rarey~~, a [[Daemon Weapon#Berserker Glaive\|Berserker Glaive]]) which is given to them by Khorne himself and is so sharp that wounds inflicted by a [[chainsword]] look like paper cuts by comparison. Khorne's favorites get to ride [[Juggernaut\|Juggernauts]], these special chosen called Bloodcrushers. Especially awesome Bloodletters are allowed to crew [[Skull Cannon]]s, or strangely enough be the team to a [[Blood Throne]] chariot.		Bloodletters wield a Demonic blade known as a [[Daemon Weapon#Hellblade\|Hellblade]] (Or more rarely, a [[Daemon Weapon#Berserker Glaive\|Berserker Glaive]]) which is given to them by Khorne himself and is so sharp that wounds inflicted by a [[chainsword]] look like paper cuts by comparison. Khorne's favorites get to ride [[Juggernaut\|Juggernauts]], these special chosen called Bloodcrushers. Especially awesome Bloodletters are allowed to crew [[Skull Cannon]]s, or strangely enough be the team to a [[Blood Throne]] chariot.

	The most famous Bloodletter is imaginatively named [[Skulltaker]], and is so bad-ass that Khorne occasionally allows him to keep the skulls of his most challenging opponents as trophies rather than adding them to the Skull Throne; seeing as these victims include several [[Grey Knight]] captains (however the hell that happened), an [[Ork]] [[Warboss]], and seventeen [[Eldar]] [[Exarch\|Exarchs]], this seems only fair.		The most famous Bloodletter is imaginatively named [[Skulltaker]], and is so bad-ass that Khorne occasionally allows him to keep the skulls of his most challenging opponents as trophies rather than adding them to the Skull Throne; seeing as these victims include several [[Grey Knight]] captains (however the hell that happened), an [[Ork]] [[Warboss]], and seventeen [[Eldar]] [[Exarch\|Exarchs]], this seems only fair.

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	The most famous Bloodletter is imaginatively named [[Skulltaker]], and is so bad-ass that Khorne occasionally allows him to keep the skulls of his most challenging opponents as trophies rather than adding them to the Skull Throne; seeing as these victims include several [[Grey Knight]] captains (however the hell that happened), an [[Ork]] [[Warboss]], and seventeen [[Eldar]] [[Exarch\|Exarchs]], this seems only fair.		The most famous Bloodletter is imaginatively named [[Skulltaker]], and is so bad-ass that Khorne occasionally allows him to keep the skulls of his most challenging opponents as trophies rather than adding them to the Skull Throne; seeing as these victims include several [[Grey Knight]] captains (however the hell that happened), an [[Ork]] [[Warboss]], and seventeen [[Eldar]] [[Exarch\|Exarchs]], this seems only fair.

	Despite being made of awesome sauce, they are for [[PROMOTIONS\|unknown reasons]] not as popular with fa/tg/uys as their [[Daemonette\|Slaaneshi equivalent]], hence why that page has over 9000 images and this page has few.		Despite being made of awesome sauce, they are for [[PROMOTIONS\|unknown reasons]] not as popular with fa/tg/uys as their [[Daemonette\|Slaaneshi equivalent]], hence why that page has [[Meme\|over 9000]] images and this page has few.

	An ironic kinship they share with Daemonettes is how their models evolved. They started out as basically scaly, tailless [[Xenomorphs]] (you know, those guys from those flicks with Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley?) with horns, underwent a change into more "conventional" big red spiky devils during the edition in which Daemonettes got remodelled into multi-boobed mantis-armed [[succubus\|succubi]], then went back to an updated version of their old look the next edition. Also, penis-headed Bloodletters carry huge swords, but spiky devil Bloodletters carry giant axes - what's up with that?		An ironic kinship they share with Daemonettes is how their models evolved. They started out as basically scaly, tailless [[Xenomorphs]] (you know, those guys from those flicks with Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley?) with horns, underwent a change into more "conventional" big red spiky devils during the edition in which Daemonettes got remodelled into multi-boobed mantis-armed [[succubus\|succubi]], then went back to an updated version of their old look the next edition. Also, penis-headed Bloodletters carry huge swords, but spiky devil Bloodletters carry giant axes - what's up with that?

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	Image:Gen 1.5 Bloodletters.jpg\|The short-lived midpoint between the first and second generations.		Image:Gen 1.5 Bloodletters.jpg\|The short-lived midpoint between the first and second generations.
	Image:Second Gen Bloodletters.png\|The second generation of Bloodletters.		Image:Second Gen Bloodletters.png\|The second generation of Bloodletters.
	Image:Bloodletters Gen 3.jpg\|The current generations of Bloodletters, combining most of the traits of the past incarnations.		Image:Bloodletters Gen 3.jpg\|The current generations of Bloodletters, combining most of the traits of the past incarnations. And they are holding a licking contest.
	Image:1374960369329.jpg\|How they're depicted in the fluff of both settings.		Image:1374960369329.jpg\|How they're depicted in the fluff of both settings.
	Image:1388468132861.gif\|How [[Khornette]]s are depicted on /tg/.		Image:1388468132861.gif\|How [[Khornette]]s are depicted on /tg/.

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	Bloodletters are [[Khorne]]'s foot soldiers. While getting to a battle they march as a unit, but when they get into the battle they go fuck-crazy with [[rage]] and actually see it as a competition amongst themselves to fuck up the enemy worse than the other Bloodletters. They have rage-faces and bodies that make them look like ''[[Video games\|Halo 3]]'' Elites (just look at their legs). Like most Khornate [[Daemon\|Daemons]], they have a sense of pride and will usually fight bravely, ferociously, and honorably, but they sometimes resort to cheap-ass [[Tzeentch]]-esque tactics (i.e. cunt-punching a [[Sisters of Battle\|Bolter Bitch]]).		Bloodletters are [[Khorne]]'s foot soldiers. While getting to a battle they march as a unit, but when they get into the battle they go fuck-crazy with [[rage]] and actually see it as a competition amongst themselves to fuck up the enemy worse than the other Bloodletters. They have rage-faces and bodies that make them look like ''[[Video games\|Halo 3]]'' Elites (just look at their legs). Like most Khornate [[Daemon\|Daemons]], they have a sense of pride and will usually fight bravely, ferociously, and honorably, but they sometimes resort to cheap-ass [[Tzeentch]]-esque tactics (i.e. cunt-punching a [[Sisters of Battle\|Bolter Bitch]]).

	Bloodletters wield a Demonic blade known as a [[Daemon Weapon#Hellblade\|Hellblade]] (Or more rarely, a [[Daemon Weapon#Berserker Glaive\|Berserker Glaive]]) which is given to them by Khorne himself and is so sharp that wounds inflicted by a [[chainsword]] look like paper cuts by comparison. Khorne's favorites get to ride [[Juggernaut\|Juggernauts]], these special chosen called Bloodcrushers. Especially awesome Bloodletters are allowed to crew [[Skull Cannon]]s, or strangely enough be the team to a [[Blood Throne]] chariot.		Bloodletters wield a Demonic blade known as a [[Daemon Weapon#Hellblade\|Hellblade]] (Or more rarely, a [[Daemon Weapon#Berserker Glaive\|Berserker Glaive]]) which is given to them by Khorne himself and is so sharp that wounds inflicted by a [[chainsword]] look like paper cuts by comparison. Khorne's favorites get to ride [[Juggernaut\|Juggernauts]], these special chosen called Bloodcrushers. Especially awesome Bloodletters are allowed to crew [[Skull Cannon]]s, or strangely enough be the team to a [[Blood Throne]] chariot.

	The most famous Bloodletter is imaginatively named [[Skulltaker]], and is so bad-ass that Khorne occasionally allows him to keep the skulls of his most challenging opponents as trophies rather than adding them to the Skull Throne; seeing as these victims include several [[Grey Knight]] captains (however the hell that happened), an [[Ork]] [[Warboss]], and seventeen [[Eldar]] [[Exarch\|Exarchs]], this seems only fair.		The most famous Bloodletter is imaginatively named [[Skulltaker]], and is so bad-ass that Khorne occasionally allows him to keep the skulls of his most challenging opponents as trophies rather than adding them to the Skull Throne; seeing as these victims include several [[Grey Knight]] captains (however the hell that happened), an [[Ork]] [[Warboss]], and seventeen [[Eldar]] [[Exarch\|Exarchs]], this seems only fair.

	Despite being made of awesome sauce, they are for [[PROMOTIONS\|unknown reasons]] not as popular with fa/tg/uys as their [[Daemonette\|Slaaneshi equivalent]], hence why that page has [[Meme\|over 9000]] images and this page has few.		Despite being made of awesome sauce, they are for [[PROMOTIONS\|unknown reasons]] not as popular with fa/tg/uys as their [[Daemonette\|Slaaneshi equivalent]], hence why that page has [[Meme\|over 9000]] images and this page has few.

	An ironic kinship they share with Daemonettes is how their models evolved. They started out as basically scaly, tailless [[Xenomorphs]] (you know, those guys from those flicks with Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley?) with horns, underwent a change into more "conventional" big red spiky devils during the edition in which Daemonettes got remodelled into multi-boobed mantis-armed [[succubus\|succubi]], then went back to an updated version of their old look the next edition. Also, penis-headed Bloodletters carry huge swords, but spiky devil Bloodletters carry giant axes - what's up with that?		An ironic kinship they share with Daemonettes is how their models evolved. They started out as basically scaly, tailless [[Xenomorphs]] (you know, those guys from those flicks with Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley?) with horns, underwent a change into more "conventional" big red spiky devils during the edition in which Daemonettes got remodelled into multi-boobed mantis-armed [[succubus\|succubi]], then went back to an updated version of their old look the next edition. Also, penis-headed Bloodletters carry huge swords, but spiky devil Bloodletters carry giant axes - what's up with that?
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	In the case for Khorne's pet psychos. Heralds of Khorne lead the legions into battle. They carry on the traditions of [[Warhammer Fantasy]] and make a mockery of the [[Imperial Guard]] by marching in disciplined regiments accompanied by horns (the marching kind, not the spikey kind) and war drums (oh so Ork-y); of course, that Imperial-ish manner goes to the [[warp]] when they charge into battle, going into a battle-rage and [[gets shit done\|getting shit done]].		In the case for Khorne's pet psychos. Heralds of Khorne lead the legions into battle. They carry on the traditions of [[Warhammer Fantasy]] and make a mockery of the [[Imperial Guard]] by marching in disciplined regiments accompanied by horns (the marching kind, not the spikey kind) and war drums (oh so Ork-y); of course, that Imperial-ish manner goes to the [[warp]] when they charge into battle, going into a battle-rage and [[gets shit done\|getting shit done]].

	As such, they are the largest and most senior Bloodletters. They are rampaging masters of combat, capable of massacring squads of lower fighters. It is said that upon selection they are set against other aspiring Heralds in a vast arena of the Brass Citadel in the Realm of Chaos known as the Skullpit, forced to participate in a contest of champions to wean out the undeserving. The energies of those who fall are reclaimed by Khorne and given to those that remain. Thus the victor becomes swollen with power, and their [[Daemon Weapon#Hellblade\|Hellblade]], having leeched a measure of this new strength, becomes known henceforth as a Blade of Blood.		As such, they are the largest and most senior Bloodletters. They are rampaging masters of combat, capable of massacring squads of lower fighters. It is said that upon selection they are set against other aspiring Heralds in a vast arena of the Brass Citadel in the Realm of Chaos known as the Skullpit, forced to participate in a contest of champions to wean out the undeserving. The energies of those who fall are reclaimed by Khorne and given to those that remain. Thus the victor becomes swollen with power, and their [[Daemon Weapon#Hellblade\|Hellblade]], having leeched a measure of this new strength, becomes known henceforth as a Blade of Blood.

	Heralds of Khorne often tame and ride Juggernauts into battle or mount a Blood Throne of Khorne. The Greatest Heralds of Khorne are known as '''Sacred Executioners'''. Other variants include Rendmasters, Skullmasters, and Bloodmasters.		Heralds of Khorne often tame and ride Juggernauts into battle or mount a Blood Throne of Khorne. The Greatest Heralds of Khorne are known as '''Sacred Executioners'''. Other variants include Rendmasters, Skullmasters, and Bloodmasters.
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	Rendmasters are a type of Herald of Khorne, who ride atop a [[Blood Throne]] and as such, are absolute murdermachines with a kill count that can rival good old Kharn. Unsurprisingly, such acts are needed to be committed to earn that honor.		Rendmasters are a type of Herald of Khorne, who ride atop a [[Blood Throne]] and as such, are absolute murdermachines with a kill count that can rival good old Kharn. Unsurprisingly, such acts are needed to be committed to earn that honor.

	High in the Blood God's favor, a Rendmaster embodies a locus of Khorne's power and his blessing ripples outward from the Blood Throne. So does a portion of Khorne's unbridled wrath become infused within the veins of nearby Daemons, lending ferocity to their blows and driving them into a maddened frenzy. Thus, a conflict fought in the Blood Throne's shadow is inevitably an example of battle at its hardest and most unforgiving.		High in the Blood God's favor, a Rendmaster embodies a locus of Khorne's power and his blessing ripples outward from the Blood Throne. So does a portion of Khorne's unbridled wrath become infused within the veins of nearby Daemons, lending ferocity to their blows and driving them into a maddened frenzy. Thus, a conflict fought in the Blood Throne's shadow is inevitably an example of battle at its hardest and most unforgiving.

	Despite their high standing however, Rendmasters constantly prowl battlefields like lions on the prowl, searching for those foes whose plundered skulls would make the most audacious offerings to Khorne.		Despite their high standing however, Rendmasters constantly prowl battlefields like lions on the prowl, searching for those foes whose plundered skulls would make the most audacious offerings to Khorne.
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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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	Image:Original Bloodletters.jpg\|The original Bloodletter models.		Image:Original Bloodletters.jpg\|The original Bloodletter models.
	Image:Gen 1.5 Bloodletters.jpg\|The short-lived midpoint between the first and second generations.		Image:Gen 1.5 Bloodletters.jpg\|The short-lived midpoint between the first and second generations.
	Image:Second Gen Bloodletters.png\|The second generation of Bloodletters.		Image:Second Gen Bloodletters.png\|The second generation of Bloodletters.
	Image:Bloodletters Gen 3.jpg\|The current generations of Bloodletters, combining most of the traits of the past incarnations. And they are holding a licking contest.		Image:Bloodletters Gen 3.jpg\|The current generations of Bloodletters, combining most of the traits of the past incarnations. And they are holding a licking contest.
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	Image:Bloodlet Orc.jpg		Image:Bloodlet Orc.jpg
	Image:Vidya Bloodletter.jpg\|Bloodletters in a 40k vidya.		Image:Vidya Bloodletter.jpg\|Bloodletters in a 40k vidya.
	Image:Bloodletter Awesome.jpg\|You know you're going to buy some.		Image:Bloodletter Awesome.jpg\|You know you're going to buy some.
	Image:Bloodlet Art.jpg\|Even Slaanesh has to admit, they got style.		Image:Bloodlet Art.jpg\|Even Slaanesh has to admit, they got style.
	Image:Blood_Letters.jpg\|An army of Blood Letters. FOR THE BLOOD GOD.		Image:Blood_Letters.jpg\|An army of Blood Letters. FOR THE BLOOD GOD.
	Image:14c3597d166fa2546ea579cfa3753fdf--game-workshop-warhammer-fantasy.jpg\|Notably, Orks canonically get the same hormonal incentives for battle that humans do for sex (presumably on top of the hormonal incentives that humans get for battle), so an Ork would probably look at a Bloodletter the same way /tg/ does a [[daemonette]].		Image:14c3597d166fa2546ea579cfa3753fdf--game-workshop-warhammer-fantasy.jpg\|Notably, Orks canonically get the same hormonal incentives for battle that humans do for sex (presumably on top of the hormonal incentives that humans get for battle), so an Ork would probably look at a Bloodletter the same way /tg/ does a [[daemonette]].