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2A01:CB19:7C8:DB00:95AC:EFAC:6DA9:92BB at 19:26, 17 May 2023

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	Lore wise, they’re described as the most numerous, most aggressive, most territorial, and most fractious of the Great Clans. Its innumerable war-swarms are always fighting amongst each other for dominance. They worship the [[Great Horned Rat]] as the multi tailed King of Lashes, a conquering ruler who rewards only the ones who successfully slaughter his enemies.		Lore wise, they’re described as the most numerous, most aggressive, most territorial, and most fractious of the Great Clans. Its innumerable war-swarms are always fighting amongst each other for dominance. They worship the [[Great Horned Rat]] as the multi tailed King of Lashes, a conquering ruler who rewards only the ones who successfully slaughter his enemies.

	They originated from two Warlord Clans from the World-That-Was; [[Clan Klaw]] and [[Clan Skarrik]], the latter of the two likely being some descendant of [[Clan Mors]] due to their red armor. From these two, a multitude of other ravenous clans were unleashed upon the Mortal Realms. Interestingly, some of these clans bare stark similarities to older Warlord Clans, implying some old traditions still live on. The current “most successful” Verminus Clan is [[Clan Fang]], though this claim has been teetering on a knife’s edge as of late thanks to the never ending tide of treacherous rivals.		They originated from two Warlord Clans from the World-That-Was; [[Clan Klaw]] and [[Clan Skarrik]], the latter of the two likely being some descendant of [[Clan Mors]] due to their red armor. From these two, a multitude of other ravenous clans were unleashed upon the Mortal Realms. Interestingly, some of these clans bare stark similarities to older Warlord Clans, implying some old traditions still live on. The current “most successful” Verminus Clan is [[Clan Fang]], though this claim has been teetering on a knife’s edge as of late thanks to the never ending tide of treacherous rivals.

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1d4chan>GreySeerCriak at 20:03, 25 July 2022

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	'''Clan Verminus''' is a new Great Clan unique to [[Age of Sigmar]]. As the Great Clans in AoS are instead a type of Clan (So a plague-infested monk Clan will be ''a'' Pestilens clan among many), the "Clans Verminus" is essentially the old Warlord Clans. They're all ~~Skavenslaves,~~ Clanrats, Stormvermin and Warlords; none of the fancy shit. Then again, if you can't win by throwing thousands upon thousands of warm, ratty bodies at the enemy, how can you say you're playing [[Skaven]]?		'''Clan Verminus''' is a new Great Clan unique to [[Age of Sigmar]]. As the Great Clans in AoS are instead a type of Clan (So a plague-infested monk Clan will be ''a'' Pestilens clan among many), the "'''Clans Verminus'''" are essentially the old Warlord Clans. They're all Clanrats, Stormvermin and Warlords; none of the fancy shit (barring the Verminlord Warbringer). Then again, if you can't win by throwing thousands upon thousands of warm, ratty bodies at the enemy, how can you say you're playing [[Skaven]]?

	Lore wise, they’re described as the most numerous, most aggressive, most territorial, and most fractious of the Great Clans. Its ~~many warbands~~ are always fighting amongst each other ~~constantly~~. They worship the Great Horned Rat as the multi tailed King of Lashes, a conquering ruler who rewards only the ones who successfully slaughter his enemies.		Lore wise, they’re described as the most numerous, most aggressive, most territorial, and most fractious of the Great Clans. Its innumerable war-swarms are always fighting amongst each other for dominance. They worship the [[Great Horned Rat]] as the multi tailed King of Lashes, a conquering ruler who rewards only the ones who successfully slaughter his enemies.

	They originated from two Warlord Clans from the World-That-Was; [[Clan Klaw]] and [[Clan Skarrik]], the latter of the two likely being some descendant of [[Clan Mors]] due to their red armor. From these two, a multitude of other ravenous clans were unleashed upon the Mortal Realms. Interestingly, some of these clans bare stark similarities to older Warlord Clans, implying some old traditions still live on.		They originated from two Warlord Clans from the World-That-Was; [[Clan Klaw]] and [[Clan Skarrik]], the latter of the two likely being some descendant of [[Clan Mors]] due to their red armor. From these two, a multitude of other ravenous clans were unleashed upon the Mortal Realms. Interestingly, some of these clans bare stark similarities to older Warlord Clans, implying some old traditions still live on. The current “most successful” Verminus Clan is [[Clan Fang]], though this claim has been teetering on a knife’s edge as of late thanks to the never ending tide of treacherous rivals.

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

1d4chan>GreySeerCriak at 22:17, 20 May 2020

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	Lore wise, they’re described as the most numerous, most aggressive, most territorial, and most fractious of the Great Clans. Its many warbands are always fighting amongst each other constantly. They worship the Great Horned Rat as the multi tailed King of Lashes, a conquering ruler who rewards only the ones who successfully slaughter his enemies.		Lore wise, they’re described as the most numerous, most aggressive, most territorial, and most fractious of the Great Clans. Its many warbands are always fighting amongst each other constantly. They worship the Great Horned Rat as the multi tailed King of Lashes, a conquering ruler who rewards only the ones who successfully slaughter his enemies.

	~~==Where Did~~ They ~~Come From?==~~		They originated from two Warlord Clans from the World-That-Was; [[Clan Klaw]] and [[Clan Skarrik]], the latter of the two likely being some descendant of [[Clan Mors]] due to their red armor. From these two, a multitude of other ravenous clans were unleashed upon the Mortal Realms. Interestingly, some of these clans bare stark similarities to older Warlord Clans, implying some old traditions still live on.
	~~Not surprisingly, GeeDubs offers little on how exactly the Clans Verminus~~ originated~~. So we are left to speculate and ponder for ourselves. Currently the~~ two ~~most prevalent theories say that the Clans Verminus are a Clan Mors 2.0 or the combined form of all Old World~~ Warlord Clans.

	~~The Mors Ascended theory mostly stems from an interesting line~~ from the ~~Games Workshop webstore. During~~ the ~~limited rerelease~~ of the ~~original Skaven Hero miniatures, Queek Headtaker’s bio casually states that~~ Clan Mors ~~is a forefather of the Clans Verminus. It’s also not too much of a stretch~~ to ~~imagine the Great Horned Rat would reward Mors for~~ their successes during the End Times by promoting them to rank of Great Clan and rebranding them as well. The only flaw with this theory is the existence of Clan Morskrit. A Verminus Clan that not only shares a similar name, but also wears the same blood red armor ~~and is described as “ancient~~.~~..tenacious survivors”. This could be some splinter group of Mors who wanted to keep the older traditions alive~~, ~~but considering the very nature~~ of ~~Skaven, it’s unlikely.~~

	~~Ironically the flaw in~~ the ~~previous theory actually helps to support the Warlord Collective Theory~~. ~~Like Morskrit~~, ~~there are several Verminus clans that directly reference~~ clans ~~of the Old World; Clan Scour wear the bones of their enemies as armor like the undead obsessed Clan Mordkin, and Clan Koniptik has patches of red fur like Clan Volkn. As~~ to ~~why a race of self centered warmongering megalomaniacs would decide to come together, well it could very easily be an “enemy of my enemy” situation. Seeing the Thrall~~ Clans ~~submit to their masters~~, ~~the Warlords decided to pull their forces together so they’d all stand a chance if the other guys tried to make a move~~.

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

1d4chan>GreySeerCriak: /* Where Did They Come From? */

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Where Did They Come From?

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	The Mors Ascended theory mostly stems from an interesting line from the Games Workshop webstore. During the limited rerelease of the original Skaven Hero miniatures, Queek Headtaker’s bio casually states that Clan Mors is a forefather of the Clans Verminus. It’s also not too much of a stretch to imagine the Great Horned Rat would reward Mors for their successes during the End Times by promoting them to rank of Great Clan and rebranding them as well. The only flaw with this theory is the existence of Clan Morskrit. A Verminus Clan that not only shares a similar name, but also wears the same blood red armor and is described as “ancient...tenacious survivors”. This could be some splinter group of Mors who wanted to keep the older traditions alive, but considering the very nature of Skaven, it’s unlikely.		The Mors Ascended theory mostly stems from an interesting line from the Games Workshop webstore. During the limited rerelease of the original Skaven Hero miniatures, Queek Headtaker’s bio casually states that Clan Mors is a forefather of the Clans Verminus. It’s also not too much of a stretch to imagine the Great Horned Rat would reward Mors for their successes during the End Times by promoting them to rank of Great Clan and rebranding them as well. The only flaw with this theory is the existence of Clan Morskrit. A Verminus Clan that not only shares a similar name, but also wears the same blood red armor and is described as “ancient...tenacious survivors”. This could be some splinter group of Mors who wanted to keep the older traditions alive, but considering the very nature of Skaven, it’s unlikely.

	Ironically the flaw in the previous theory actually helps to support the Warlord Collective Theory. Like Morskrit, there are several Verminus clans that directly reference clans of the Old World; Clan Scour wear the bones of their enemies as armor like the undead obsessed Clan Mordkin, and Clan Koniptik has red ~~patches~~ fur like Clan Volkn. As to why a race of self centered warmongering megalomaniacs would decide to come together, well it could very easily be an “enemy of my enemy” situation. Seeing the Thrall Clans submit to their masters, the Warlords decided to pull their forces together so they’d all stand a chance if the other guys tried to make a move.		Ironically the flaw in the previous theory actually helps to support the Warlord Collective Theory. Like Morskrit, there are several Verminus clans that directly reference clans of the Old World; Clan Scour wear the bones of their enemies as armor like the undead obsessed Clan Mordkin, and Clan Koniptik has patches of red fur like Clan Volkn. As to why a race of self centered warmongering megalomaniacs would decide to come together, well it could very easily be an “enemy of my enemy” situation. Seeing the Thrall Clans submit to their masters, the Warlords decided to pull their forces together so they’d all stand a chance if the other guys tried to make a move.

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

1d4chan>GreySeerCriak: Lore and Origin Theories

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Lore and Origin Theories

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	'''Clan Verminus''' is a ~~type of~~ Clan unique to [[Age of Sigmar]]. As the Clans in AoS is instead a type of Clan (So a plague-infested monk Clan will be ''a'' Pestilens clan among many), the "~~Clan~~ Verminus" is essentially the old Warlord Clans. They're all Skavenslaves, Clanrats, Stormvermin and Warlords; none of the fancy shit. Then again, if you can't win by throwing thousands upon thousands of warm, ratty bodies at the enemy, how can you say you're playing [[Skaven]]?		'''Clan Verminus''' is a new Great Clan unique to [[Age of Sigmar]]. As the Great Clans in AoS are instead a type of Clan (So a plague-infested monk Clan will be ''a'' Pestilens clan among many), the "Clans Verminus" is essentially the old Warlord Clans. They're all Skavenslaves, Clanrats, Stormvermin and Warlords; none of the fancy shit. Then again, if you can't win by throwing thousands upon thousands of warm, ratty bodies at the enemy, how can you say you're playing [[Skaven]]?

			Lore wise, they’re described as the most numerous, most aggressive, most territorial, and most fractious of the Great Clans. Its many warbands are always fighting amongst each other constantly. They worship the Great Horned Rat as the multi tailed King of Lashes, a conquering ruler who rewards only the ones who successfully slaughter his enemies.

			==Where Did They Come From?==
			Not surprisingly, GeeDubs offers little on how exactly the Clans Verminus originated. So we are left to speculate and ponder for ourselves. Currently the two most prevalent theories say that the Clans Verminus are a Clan Mors 2.0 or the combined form of all Old World Warlord Clans.

			The Mors Ascended theory mostly stems from an interesting line from the Games Workshop webstore. During the limited rerelease of the original Skaven Hero miniatures, Queek Headtaker’s bio casually states that Clan Mors is a forefather of the Clans Verminus. It’s also not too much of a stretch to imagine the Great Horned Rat would reward Mors for their successes during the End Times by promoting them to rank of Great Clan and rebranding them as well. The only flaw with this theory is the existence of Clan Morskrit. A Verminus Clan that not only shares a similar name, but also wears the same blood red armor and is described as “ancient...tenacious survivors”. This could be some splinter group of Mors who wanted to keep the older traditions alive, but considering the very nature of Skaven, it’s unlikely.

			Ironically the flaw in the previous theory actually helps to support the Warlord Collective Theory. Like Morskrit, there are several Verminus clans that directly reference clans of the Old World; Clan Scour wear the bones of their enemies as armor like the undead obsessed Clan Mordkin, and Clan Koniptik has red patches fur like Clan Volkn. As to why a race of self centered warmongering megalomaniacs would decide to come together, well it could very easily be an “enemy of my enemy” situation. Seeing the Thrall Clans submit to their masters, the Warlords decided to pull their forces together so they’d all stand a chance if the other guys tried to make a move.

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

1d4chan>TheWiseDane at 14:51, 19 April 2019

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	'''Clan Verminus''' is a type of Clan unique to [[Age of Sigmar]]. As the Clans in AoS is instead a type of Clan (So a plague-infested monk Clan will be ''a'' Pestilens), a "Clan Verminus" is essentially the old Warlord Clans. They're all Skavenslaves, Clanrats, Stormvermin and Warlords; none of the fancy shit. Then again, if you can't win by throwing thousands upon thousands of warm, ratty bodies at the enemy, how can you say you're playing [[Skaven]]?		'''Clan Verminus''' is a type of Clan unique to [[Age of Sigmar]]. As the Clans in AoS is instead a type of Clan (So a plague-infested monk Clan will be ''a'' Pestilens clan among many), the "Clan Verminus" is essentially the old Warlord Clans. They're all Skavenslaves, Clanrats, Stormvermin and Warlords; none of the fancy shit. Then again, if you can't win by throwing thousands upon thousands of warm, ratty bodies at the enemy, how can you say you're playing [[Skaven]]?

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

1d4chan>TheWiseDane at 14:49, 19 April 2019

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	'''Clan Verminus''' is ~~the stupidest idea for the~~ [[~~Skaven]] that [[Games Workshop\|GW~~]] ~~has ever thought up~~. ~~The basic troop~~ type~~, whose whole purpose in the fluff and crunch was to be normal~~ (-~~ish~~) ~~[[Skaven]]~~ is ~~now a whole clan~~. ~~This technically means that~~ none of the ~~other clans should even exist~~. ~~Not many people are raging about this~~, ~~but~~ the ~~fact that they came for~~ [[~~Age of Sigmar~~]] ~~means that ragers have a lot more to moan about for now. No members of [[Clan Jamcreermin]] are in it.~~		'''Clan Verminus''' is a type of Clan unique to [[Age of Sigmar]]. As the Clans in AoS is instead a type of Clan (So a plague-infested monk Clan will be ''a'' Pestilens), a "Clan Verminus" is essentially the old Warlord Clans. They're all Skavenslaves, Clanrats, Stormvermin and Warlords; none of the fancy shit. Then again, if you can't win by throwing thousands upon thousands of warm, ratty bodies at the enemy, how can you say you're playing [[Skaven]]?

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

1d4chan>RustyPete12 at 02:27, 10 February 2017

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	Clan Verminus is the stupidest idea for the [[Skaven]] that [[Games Workshop\|GW]] has ever thought up. The basic troop type, whose whole purpose in the fluff and crunch was to be normal (-ish) [[Skaven]] is now a whole clan. This technically means that none of the other clans should even exist. Not many people are raging about this, but the fact that they came for [[Age of Sigmar]] means that ragers have a lot more to moan about for now. No members of [[Clan Jamcreermin]] are in it.		'''Clan Verminus''' is the stupidest idea for the [[Skaven]] that [[Games Workshop\|GW]] has ever thought up. The basic troop type, whose whole purpose in the fluff and crunch was to be normal (-ish) [[Skaven]] is now a whole clan. This technically means that none of the other clans should even exist. Not many people are raging about this, but the fact that they came for [[Age of Sigmar]] means that ragers have a lot more to moan about for now. No members of [[Clan Jamcreermin]] are in it.

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