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	[[File:Cryatalid.JPG\|270px\|right\|thumb\|So ''that's'' where the Imperium got the idea of the Cherub from.]]		[[File:Cryatalid.JPG\|270px\|right\|thumb\|So ''that's'' where the Imperium got the idea of the Cherub from.]]
	Caryatids (''Homo sapiens caeruleum'' - caeruleum as in blue, [[Derp\|''get it?'']]) are a ''bizarre'' looking creature that bears way too much resemblance to a [[Cherubim]] than any rights necessary. Whether they were the ones who spawned the idea of Cherubs are unknown. Weirder still is whether they are classified as a [[Xenos]] or an [[Abhuman]], we aren't too sure where to put these flying Buddhist babies to be honest.		Caryatids (''Homo sapiens caeruleum'' - caeruleum as in blue, [[Derp\|''get it?'']]) are a ''bizarre'' looking creature that bears way too much resemblance to a [[Cherubim]] than any rights necessary. Whether they were the ones who spawned the idea of Cherubs are unknown. Weirder still is whether they are classified as a [[Xenos]] or an [[Abhuman]], we aren't too sure where to put these flying Buddhist babies to be honest. The scientific name suggests abhuman but who knows really.

	==Overview==		==Overview==

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	==Overview==		==Overview==

	Native to [[Necromunda]]. Caryatids are found infesting the many air-ducts and vents in great numbers.		Native to [[Necromunda]]. Caryatids are found infesting the many air-ducts and vents in great numbers.

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	==Overview==		==Overview==

	Native to [[Necromunda]]. Caryatids are found infesting the many air-ducts and vents in great numbers.		Native to [[Necromunda]]. Caryatids are found infesting the many air-ducts and vents in great numbers.

	Caryatid is seen as good luck charms by many hivers, as they tend to attach themselves to charismatic, powerful and successful individuals: for example, very successful gang leaders and their henchmen are often attended by several Caryatids and Necromunda's Planetary Governor Lord Helmawr was known to have at least one.		Caryatid is seen as good luck charms by many hivers, as they tend to attach themselves to charismatic, powerful and successful individuals: for example, very successful gang leaders and their henchmen are often attended by several Caryatids and Necromunda's Planetary Governor Lord Helmawr was known to have at least one.

1d4chan>Bruce Yarrick at 10:30, 25 May 2022

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	Caryatid is seen as good luck charms by many hivers, as they tend to attach themselves to charismatic, powerful and successful individuals: for example, very successful gang leaders and their henchmen are often attended by several Caryatids and Necromunda's Planetary Governor Lord Helmawr was known to have at least one.		Caryatid is seen as good luck charms by many hivers, as they tend to attach themselves to charismatic, powerful and successful individuals: for example, very successful gang leaders and their henchmen are often attended by several Caryatids and Necromunda's Planetary Governor Lord Helmawr was known to have at least one.

	Mildly psychic, they are particularly attracted to the soon-to-become-powerful and can penetrate human minds, usefully recognising malicious intentions against their companions and sometimes even fighting alongside those they latch onto. Although they are a sign of good fortune of those they adopt, an individual whose 'pet' caryatid leaves them is regarded as waiting for death, as the departure is seen as an omen of doom		Mildly psychic, they are particularly attracted to the soon-to-become-powerful and can penetrate human minds, usefully recognising malicious intentions against their companions and sometimes even fighting alongside those they latch onto. Although they are a sign of good fortune of those they adopt, an individual whose 'pet' caryatid leaves them is regarded as waiting for death, as the departure is seen as an omen of doom.

	Caryatids' blue skin is generally covered by an intricate, tattoo-like pattern, and some are known to paint their faces (such as Lord Helmawr's) and wear bracelets, bangles, anklets and earrings. As well as fighting with small [[Autopistol\|auto weapons]], they have also been seen to carry light sources, such as a candle.		Caryatids' blue skin is generally covered by an intricate, tattoo-like pattern, and some are known to paint their faces (such as Lord Helmawr's) and wear bracelets, bangles, anklets and earrings. As well as fighting with small [[Autopistol\|auto weapons]], they have also been seen to carry light sources, such as a candle.

2001:8003:1D0D:301:3924:32BD:EEB1:E9E7: Don't put political crap here please

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Don't put political crap here please

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	Native to [[Necromunda]]. Caryatids are found infesting the many air-ducts and vents in great numbers.		Native to [[Necromunda]]. Caryatids are found infesting the many air-ducts and vents in great numbers.

	Caryatid is seen as good luck charms by many hivers, as they tend to attach themselves to charismatic, powerful and successful individuals: for example, very successful gang leaders and their henchmen are often attended by several Caryatids and Necromunda's Planetary Governor Lord Helmawr was known to have at least one ~~- what he does with this naked flying baby, no-one knows, but no doubt 40K QAnon has something to say about it~~.		Caryatid is seen as good luck charms by many hivers, as they tend to attach themselves to charismatic, powerful and successful individuals: for example, very successful gang leaders and their henchmen are often attended by several Caryatids and Necromunda's Planetary Governor Lord Helmawr was known to have at least one.

	Mildly psychic, they are particularly attracted to the soon-to-become-powerful and can penetrate human minds, usefully recognising malicious intentions against their companions and sometimes even fighting alongside those they latch onto. Although they are a sign of good fortune of those they adopt, an individual whose 'pet' caryatid leaves them is regarded as waiting for death, as the departure is seen as an omen of doom.		Mildly psychic, they are particularly attracted to the soon-to-become-powerful and can penetrate human minds, usefully recognising malicious intentions against their companions and sometimes even fighting alongside those they latch onto. Although they are a sign of good fortune of those they adopt, an individual whose 'pet' caryatid leaves them is regarded as waiting for death, as the departure is seen as an omen of doom

	Caryatids' blue skin is generally covered by an intricate, tattoo-like pattern, and some are known to paint their faces (such as Lord Helmawr's) and wear bracelets, bangles, anklets and earrings. As well as fighting with small [[Autopistol\|auto weapons]], they have also been seen to carry light sources, such as a candle.		Caryatids' blue skin is generally covered by an intricate, tattoo-like pattern, and some are known to paint their faces (such as Lord Helmawr's) and wear bracelets, bangles, anklets and earrings. As well as fighting with small [[Autopistol\|auto weapons]], they have also been seen to carry light sources, such as a candle.

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	Native to [[Necromunda]]. Caryatids are found infesting the many air-ducts and vents in great numbers.		Native to [[Necromunda]]. Caryatids are found infesting the many air-ducts and vents in great numbers.

	Caryatid is seen as good luck charms by many hivers, as they tend to attach themselves to charismatic, powerful and successful individuals: for example, very successful gang leaders and their henchmen are often attended by several Caryatids and Necromunda's Planetary Governor Lord Helmawr was known to have at least one.		Caryatid is seen as good luck charms by many hivers, as they tend to attach themselves to charismatic, powerful and successful individuals: for example, very successful gang leaders and their henchmen are often attended by several Caryatids and Necromunda's Planetary Governor Lord Helmawr was known to have at least one - what he does with this naked flying baby, no-one knows, but no doubt 40K QAnon has something to say about it.

	Mildly psychic, they are particularly attracted to the soon-to-become-powerful and can penetrate human minds, usefully recognising malicious intentions against their companions and sometimes even fighting alongside those they latch onto. Although they are a sign of good fortune of those they adopt, an individual whose 'pet' caryatid leaves them is regarded as waiting for death, as the departure is seen as an omen of doom		Mildly psychic, they are particularly attracted to the soon-to-become-powerful and can penetrate human minds, usefully recognising malicious intentions against their companions and sometimes even fighting alongside those they latch onto. Although they are a sign of good fortune of those they adopt, an individual whose 'pet' caryatid leaves them is regarded as waiting for death, as the departure is seen as an omen of doom.

	Caryatids' blue skin is generally covered by an intricate, tattoo-like pattern, and some are known to paint their faces (such as Lord Helmawr's) and wear bracelets, bangles, anklets and earrings. As well as fighting with small [[Autopistol\|auto weapons]], they have also been seen to carry light sources, such as a candle.		Caryatids' blue skin is generally covered by an intricate, tattoo-like pattern, and some are known to paint their faces (such as Lord Helmawr's) and wear bracelets, bangles, anklets and earrings. As well as fighting with small [[Autopistol\|auto weapons]], they have also been seen to carry light sources, such as a candle.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Tried to add a redirect to the Golem page, because Caryatid Columns are a variant stone golem in old-school D&D.

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Tried to add a redirect to the Golem page, because Caryatid Columns are a variant stone golem in old-school D&D.

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			--If looking for the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] [[construct]] known as the Caryatid ''Column'', see '''[[Golem]]'''.

	[[File:Cryatalid.JPG\|270px\|right\|thumb\|So ''that's'' where the Imperium got the idea of the Cherub from.]]		[[File:Cryatalid.JPG\|270px\|right\|thumb\|So ''that's'' where the Imperium got the idea of the Cherub from.]]
	Caryatids (''Homo sapiens caeruleum'' - caeruleum as in blue, [[Derp\|''get it?'']]) are a ''bizarre'' looking creature that bears way too much resemblance to a [[Cherubim]] than any rights necessary. Whether they were the ones who spawned the idea of Cherubs are unknown. Weirder still is whether they are classified as a [[Xenos]] or an [[Abhuman]], we aren't too sure where to put these flying Buddhist babies to be honest.		Caryatids (''Homo sapiens caeruleum'' - caeruleum as in blue, [[Derp\|''get it?'']]) are a ''bizarre'' looking creature that bears way too much resemblance to a [[Cherubim]] than any rights necessary. Whether they were the ones who spawned the idea of Cherubs are unknown. Weirder still is whether they are classified as a [[Xenos]] or an [[Abhuman]], we aren't too sure where to put these flying Buddhist babies to be honest.

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	[[File:Cryatalid.JPG\|~~200px~~\|right\|thumb\|So ''that's'' where the Imperium got the idea of the Cherub from.]]		[[File:Cryatalid.JPG\|270px\|right\|thumb\|So ''that's'' where the Imperium got the idea of the Cherub from.]]
	Caryatids (''Homo sapiens caeruleum'' - caeruleum as in blue, [[Derp\|''get it?'']]) are a ''bizarre'' looking creature that bears way too much resemblance to a [[Cherubim]] than any rights necessary. Whether they were the ones who spawned the idea of Cherubs are unknown. Weirder still is whether they are classified as a [[Xenos]] or an [[Abhuman]], we aren't too sure where to put these flying Buddhist babies to be honest.		Caryatids (''Homo sapiens caeruleum'' - caeruleum as in blue, [[Derp\|''get it?'']]) are a ''bizarre'' looking creature that bears way too much resemblance to a [[Cherubim]] than any rights necessary. Whether they were the ones who spawned the idea of Cherubs are unknown. Weirder still is whether they are classified as a [[Xenos]] or an [[Abhuman]], we aren't too sure where to put these flying Buddhist babies to be honest.