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2A01:CB19:7C8:DB00:95AC:EFAC:6DA9:92BB at 18:41, 17 May 2023

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	1000 years ago, the golden age of the Skaven dawned when Pestilens concocted the [[grimdark\|Black Plague]], leading to an orgy of invasion and feasting, as the Skaven busied themselves by <strike>wiping out a good three quraters of the Empire with a siege of horrible diseases within the cities, dragging sick and weakened citizens into their tunnels, and eating/raiding quickly deserted towns.</strike> '''''FWIP HERESY!!! This was a case of mild bronchitis exaggerated by legend and the Skaven don't exist'''''.		1000 years ago, the golden age of the Skaven dawned when Pestilens concocted the [[grimdark\|Black Plague]], leading to an orgy of invasion and feasting, as the Skaven busied themselves by <strike>wiping out a good three quraters of the Empire with a siege of horrible diseases within the cities, dragging sick and weakened citizens into their tunnels, and eating/raiding quickly deserted towns.</strike> '''''FWIP HERESY!!! This was a case of mild bronchitis exaggerated by legend and the Skaven don't exist'''''.

	During this time, Clan Fester was very well respected among the ratmen, even having weaseled its way to a position on the Council of 13, confiding and scheming at the table of the Great Horned Rat itself. Life was good during this time. Over the next millenium, Fester had suffered one problem after another, and the once powerful clan faded into utter obscurity, becoming a Slave Clan to Pestilens. Already diseased as a result of associating with the Plague Monks, their clan recieved a devistating blow when their Broodmothers recently became infected with "Brood Blight", making them infertile. For a race that produces 1d10 pups every week and each mother produces an estimated 1200 warriors and 50 new broodmothers a year each (according to fluff), to call this a massive blow would be an understatement.		During this time, Clan Fester was very well respected among the ratmen, even having weaseled its way to a position on the Council of 13, confiding and scheming at the table of the Great Horned Rat itself. Life was good during this time. Over the next millenium, Fester had suffered one problem after another, and the once powerful clan faded into utter obscurity, becoming a Slave Clan to Pestilens. Already diseased as a result of associating with the Plague Monks, their clan recieved a devistating blow when their Broodmothers recently became infected with "Brood Blight", making them infertile. For a race that produces 1d10 pups every week and each mother produces an estimated 1200 warriors and 50 new broodmothers a year each (according to fluff), to call this a massive blow would be an understatement.

	Pestilens reaction to this horrific disaster was to take disease samples, document the sickness, and then [[grimdark\|disassociate with Fester and leave them to die.]]		Pestilens reaction to this horrific disaster was to take disease samples, document the sickness, and then [[grimdark\|disassociate with Fester and leave them to die.]]
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	With their only prospects throwing their clanrats at enemy clans to act as biological suicide-bombers, or otherwise waste away, the Grey Seer Rasknitt appears, offering them their salvation, but only if they take Ubersreik for him, yes-yes.		With their only prospects throwing their clanrats at enemy clans to act as biological suicide-bombers, or otherwise waste away, the Grey Seer Rasknitt appears, offering them their salvation, but only if they take Ubersreik for him, yes-yes.

	As the Stromdorf DLC hints in the Reaching Out mission (with a boss skaven dressed in green and a few Nurgle-symbol motifs around the room), and Vermintide II reveals, Clan Fester struck a deal with Nurgle worshippers (specifically, the Rotbloods clan) to ally with one another, while Rasknitt retained control over the clan by blaming his defeat on the former Warlord (who was too dead to disagree).		As the Stromdorf DLC hints in the Reaching Out mission (with a boss skaven dressed in green and a few Nurgle-symbol motifs around the room), and Vermintide II reveals, Clan Fester struck a deal with Nurgle worshippers (specifically, the Rotbloods clan) to ally with one another, while Rasknitt retained control over the clan by blaming his defeat on the former Warlord (who was too dead to disagree).

	Unfortunately however, they and their Norscan chaos ally were out done by a team of five (or four, it doesn't matter) heroes of Ubersreik, where the said heroes sabotaged most of their operation and killed all their leader (Burblespue Halescourge, Skarrik Spinemanglr, Bödvarr Ribspreader and Rasknitt himself). After such a disastrous event, it is safe to said that the clan is either wiped out or stuck in infighting for the rest of the end times.		Unfortunately however, they and their Norscan chaos ally were out done by a team of five (or four, it doesn't matter) heroes of Ubersreik, where the said heroes sabotaged most of their operation and killed all their leader (Burblespue Halescourge, Skarrik Spinemanglr, Bödvarr Ribspreader and Rasknitt himself). After such a disastrous event, it is safe to said that the clan is either wiped out or stuck in infighting for the rest of the end times.

	In the alternative world of [[Total War: Warhammer]], Clan Fester instead decided to move to the south of Lustria where they kick the snake-worshiping nut-cases that follow [[Tehenhauin]] in the teeth.		In the alternative world of [[Total War: Warhammer]], Clan Fester instead decided to move to the south of Lustria where they kick the snake-worshiping nut-cases that follow [[Tehenhauin]] in the teeth.

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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 18:21, 11 February 2021

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	[[File:Clan Fester.jpg~~\|200px~~\|right\|thumb\|Rotty Raki]]		[[File:Clan Fester.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Rotty Raki]]
	[[File:Rasknitt.png~~\|200px~~\|left\|thumb\|Grey Seer Rasknitt, lord of the squeaky boiz]]		[[File:Rasknitt.png\|left\|thumb\|Grey Seer Rasknitt, lord of the squeaky boiz]]

	If [[Clan Pestilens]] is a religious sect, then '''Clan Fester''' is their equivalent to the Templars. Plagues coat each warrior of this band, but this does have the nasty side effect of having the clan-members' bodies literally rotting away. Visible bones and muscle sinew are common, as are blisters along their warriors' tails. Patchy fur is likewise a problem. To put it bluntly, this clan should be given a wide berth.		If [[Clan Pestilens]] is a religious sect, then '''Clan Fester''' is their equivalent to the Templars. Plagues coat each warrior of this band, but this does have the nasty side effect of having the clan-members' bodies literally rotting away. Visible bones and muscle sinew are common, as are blisters along their warriors' tails. Patchy fur is likewise a problem. To put it bluntly, this clan should be given a wide berth.

2605:A000:140B:4328:A52A:CA49:9B07:6ECC at 12:30, 20 August 2019

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	[[File:Clan Fester.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Rotty Raki]]		[[File:Clan Fester.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Rotty Raki]]
	[[File:Rasknitt.png\|200px\|left\|thumb\|Grey Seer Rasknitt, lord of the squeaky ~~boyz~~]]		[[File:Rasknitt.png\|200px\|left\|thumb\|Grey Seer Rasknitt, lord of the squeaky boiz]]

	If [[Clan Pestilens]] is a religious sect, then '''Clan Fester''' is their equivalent to the Templars. Plagues coat each warrior of this band, but this does have the nasty side effect of having the clan-members' bodies literally rotting away. Visible bones and muscle sinew are common, as are blisters along their warriors' tails. Patchy fur is likewise a problem. To put it bluntly, this clan should be given a wide berth.		If [[Clan Pestilens]] is a religious sect, then '''Clan Fester''' is their equivalent to the Templars. Plagues coat each warrior of this band, but this does have the nasty side effect of having the clan-members' bodies literally rotting away. Visible bones and muscle sinew are common, as are blisters along their warriors' tails. Patchy fur is likewise a problem. To put it bluntly, this clan should be given a wide berth.

1d4chan>TheWiseDane at 14:39, 19 April 2019

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	Unfortunately however, they and their Norscan chaos ally were out done by a team of five (or four, it doesn't matter) heroes of Ubersreik, where the said heroes sabotaged most of their operation and killed all their leader (Burblespue Halescourge, Skarrik Spinemanglr, Bödvarr Ribspreader and Rasknitt himself). After such a disastrous event, it is safe to said that the clan is either wiped out or stuck in infighting for the rest of the end times.		Unfortunately however, they and their Norscan chaos ally were out done by a team of five (or four, it doesn't matter) heroes of Ubersreik, where the said heroes sabotaged most of their operation and killed all their leader (Burblespue Halescourge, Skarrik Spinemanglr, Bödvarr Ribspreader and Rasknitt himself). After such a disastrous event, it is safe to said that the clan is either wiped out or stuck in infighting for the rest of the end times.

			In the alternative world of [[Total War: Warhammer]], Clan Fester instead decided to move to the south of Lustria where they kick the snake-worshiping nut-cases that follow [[Tehenhauin]] in the teeth.

	{{Skaven-Clans}}		{{Skaven-Clans}}

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did the Kruber joke

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	As the Stromdorf DLC hints in the Reaching Out mission (with a boss skaven dressed in green and a few Nurgle-symbol motifs around the room), and Vermintide II reveals, Clan Fester struck a deal with Nurgle worshippers (specifically, the Rotbloods clan) to ally with one another, while Rasknitt retained control over the clan by blaming his defeat on the former Warlord (who was too dead to disagree).		As the Stromdorf DLC hints in the Reaching Out mission (with a boss skaven dressed in green and a few Nurgle-symbol motifs around the room), and Vermintide II reveals, Clan Fester struck a deal with Nurgle worshippers (specifically, the Rotbloods clan) to ally with one another, while Rasknitt retained control over the clan by blaming his defeat on the former Warlord (who was too dead to disagree).

	Unfortunately however, they and their Norscan chaos ally were out done by a team of four, ~~or five~~ heroes of Ubersreik, where the said heroes sabotaged most of their operation and killed all their leader (Burblespue Halescourge, Skarrik Spinemanglr, Bödvarr Ribspreader and Rasknitt himself). After such a disastrous event, it is safe to said that the clan is either wiped out or stuck in infighting for the rest of the end times.		Unfortunately however, they and their Norscan chaos ally were out done by a team of five (or four, it doesn't matter) heroes of Ubersreik, where the said heroes sabotaged most of their operation and killed all their leader (Burblespue Halescourge, Skarrik Spinemanglr, Bödvarr Ribspreader and Rasknitt himself). After such a disastrous event, it is safe to said that the clan is either wiped out or stuck in infighting for the rest of the end times.
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1d4chan>TheSpoilerHeretic at 21:47, 13 April 2018

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	As the Stromdorf DLC hints in the Reaching Out mission (with a boss skaven dressed in green and a few Nurgle-symbol motifs around the room), and Vermintide II reveals, Clan Fester struck a deal with Nurgle worshippers (specifically, the Rotbloods clan) to ally with one another, while Rasknitt retained control over the clan by blaming his defeat on the former Warlord (who was too dead to disagree).		As the Stromdorf DLC hints in the Reaching Out mission (with a boss skaven dressed in green and a few Nurgle-symbol motifs around the room), and Vermintide II reveals, Clan Fester struck a deal with Nurgle worshippers (specifically, the Rotbloods clan) to ally with one another, while Rasknitt retained control over the clan by blaming his defeat on the former Warlord (who was too dead to disagree).

			Unfortunately however, they and their Norscan chaos ally were out done by a team of four, or five heroes of Ubersreik, where the said heroes sabotaged most of their operation and killed all their leader (Burblespue Halescourge, Skarrik Spinemanglr, Bödvarr Ribspreader and Rasknitt himself). After such a disastrous event, it is safe to said that the clan is either wiped out or stuck in infighting for the rest of the end times.
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1d4chan>Newerfag at 17:05, 13 April 2018

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	Pestilens reaction to this horrific disaster was to take disease samples, document the sickness, and then [[grimdark\|disassociate with Fester and leave them to die.]]		Pestilens reaction to this horrific disaster was to take disease samples, document the sickness, and then [[grimdark\|disassociate with Fester and leave them to die.]]

	With their only prospects throwing their clanrats at enemy clans to act as biological suicide-bombers, or otherwise waste away, ~~a [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay\|familiar face]]~~ appears, offering them their salvation, but only if they take Ubersreik for him, yes-yes.		With their only prospects throwing their clanrats at enemy clans to act as biological suicide-bombers, or otherwise waste away, the Grey Seer Rasknitt appears, offering them their salvation, but only if they take Ubersreik for him, yes-yes.

	As the Stromdorf DLC hints in the Reaching Out mission (with a boss skaven dressed in green and a few Nurgle-symbol motifs around the room), Vermintide II reveals ~~that~~ Clan Fester struck a deal with Nurgle worshippers (specifically, the Rotbloods clan) to ally with one another.		As the Stromdorf DLC hints in the Reaching Out mission (with a boss skaven dressed in green and a few Nurgle-symbol motifs around the room), and Vermintide II reveals, Clan Fester struck a deal with Nurgle worshippers (specifically, the Rotbloods clan) to ally with one another, while Rasknitt retained control over the clan by blaming his defeat on the former Warlord (who was too dead to disagree).

	{{Skaven-Clans}}		{{Skaven-Clans}}

1d4chan>Aibaleet at 09:07, 14 November 2017

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	[[File:Clan Fester.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Rotty Raki]]		[[File:Clan Fester.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Rotty Raki]]
	[[File:Rasknitt.png\|200px\|left\|thumb\|~~Gray~~ Seer Rasknitt, ~~squeaky leader~~ of the ~~Fester forces, returns in all of his 3d-rendered glory!~~]]		[[File:Rasknitt.png\|200px\|left\|thumb\|Grey Seer Rasknitt, lord of the squeaky boyz]]

	If [[Clan Pestilens]] is a religious sect, then '''Clan Fester''' is their equivalent to the Templars. Plagues coat each warrior of this band, but this does have the nasty side effect of having the clan-members' bodies literally rotting away. Visible bones and muscle sinew are common, as are blisters along their warriors' tails. Patchy fur is likewise a problem. To put it bluntly, this clan should be given a wide berth.		If [[Clan Pestilens]] is a religious sect, then '''Clan Fester''' is their equivalent to the Templars. Plagues coat each warrior of this band, but this does have the nasty side effect of having the clan-members' bodies literally rotting away. Visible bones and muscle sinew are common, as are blisters along their warriors' tails. Patchy fur is likewise a problem. To put it bluntly, this clan should be given a wide berth.