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	Originally a [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elven]] maiden during the first Chaos invasion, Dechala’s parents sacrificed her to a daemon prince of Slaanesh in exchange for protection from the Slaaneshi [[Daemons]] that were overrunning [[Ulthuan]]. The daemon prince (called Samael in GWs boundless creativity) agreed to the pact, but did not devour his price. Instead, he tutored her in the ways of Slaanesh and in time, she became a Chaos champion of her own. In time, she became angry at her spouse, who then complained before Slaanesh that his waifu had turned from him. Slaanesh reprimanded his servant, but offered a compromise: If she would return to him on her own volition, Samael would be allowed to do with her as he pleased. As long as she didn't and Samael still lived, she would never ascend to daemonhood. As a result, Dechala murdered her way across the Chaos Wastes, but daemonhood was eternally denied to her. She now leads the Tormentors, a Slaaneshi warband. Her minions actively take slaves and create drugs from the bodies of both the living and the dead, including one elixir so intoxicating and deadly that Dechala uses it to enslave people as it gradually twists them into [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]]. Though people have been saved from the Elixir's effects, the odds are against it, since so much as a drop is capable of making an individual into an addict. Because Dechala always needs slaves, her forces are eternally on the hunt.		Originally a [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elven]] maiden during the first Chaos invasion, Dechala’s parents sacrificed her to a daemon prince of Slaanesh in exchange for protection from the Slaaneshi [[Daemons]] that were overrunning [[Ulthuan]]. The daemon prince (called Samael in GWs boundless creativity) agreed to the pact, but did not devour his price. Instead, he tutored her in the ways of Slaanesh and in time, she became a Chaos champion of her own. In time, she became angry at her spouse, who then complained before Slaanesh that his waifu had turned from him. Slaanesh reprimanded his servant, but offered a compromise: If she would return to him on her own volition, Samael would be allowed to do with her as he pleased. As long as she didn't and Samael still lived, she would never ascend to daemonhood. As a result, Dechala murdered her way across the Chaos Wastes, but daemonhood was eternally denied to her. She now leads the Tormentors, a Slaaneshi warband. Her minions actively take slaves and create drugs from the bodies of both the living and the dead, including one elixir so intoxicating and deadly that Dechala uses it to enslave people as it gradually twists them into [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]]. Though people have been saved from the Elixir's effects, the odds are against it, since so much as a drop is capable of making an individual into an addict. Because Dechala always needs slaves, her forces are eternally on the hunt.

	Unfortunately, her position of primary Slaaneshi character was usurped by [[The Masque]], and to a larger degree [[N'kari]] due to N'kari being her 40k counterpart and in GW's days of neglecting Fantasy everything that worked in the grimdarkness blahblahblah was just pasted back into Fantasy. Dechala was brought back for [[End Times]], where she player a minor role in attacking the [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Druchii]]. She makes a cameo in the last End Times novel where she mocks [[Malekith]] by throwing [[Morathi\|Morathi's]] staff at his feet and claiming she fully belongs to Slaanesh now, then fights [[Tyrion]] after he gets turned into the Incarnate of Light. She is killed by him and is was presumed dead, however she made an unexpected return in [[Age of Sigmar]] with an audio drama named after herself; “The Denied” reveals she has finally become a full fledged daemon and is now regarded as an ancient and powerful servant of the Dark Prince and worshipped by mortals as “She Who Was Denied”.		Unfortunately, her position of primary Slaaneshi character was usurped by [[The Masque]], and to a larger degree [[N'kari]] due to N'kari being her 40k counterpart and in GW's days of neglecting Fantasy everything that worked in the grimdarkness blahblahblah was just pasted back into Fantasy. Dechala was brought back for [[End Times]], where she player a minor role in attacking the [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Druchii]]. She makes a cameo in the last End Times novel where she mocks [[Malekith]] by throwing [[Morathi\|Morathi's]] staff at his feet and claiming she fully belongs to Slaanesh now, then fights [[Tyrion]] after he gets turned into the Incarnate of Light. She is killed by him and is was presumed dead, however she made an unexpected return in [[Age of Sigmar]] with an audio drama named after herself; “The Denied” reveals she has finally become a full fledged daemon and is now regarded as an ancient and powerful servant of the Dark Prince and worshipped by mortals as “She Who Was Denied”.

	==On the Tabletop==		==On the Tabletop==
	Slaanesh champions tend to be quick 'n' choppy, and that tradition definitely started with Dechala; eight inches of movement, and then she's tossing out six attacks with Weapon Skill 8(!) and Initiative 10(!!), all of which are hitting at Strength 5 ''and'' due to a special rule prevent those wounded but not killed by her from being able to attack her for the rest of the game? Holy shit... She also has Hatred for all [[Khorne]] daemons and mark-bearers, and her "Dances of Slaanesh" give her a couple of special options, including imposing a -1 on To Hit rolls against her, giving herself a +1 to her own To Hit rolls, or trading 2 attacks of her own to automatically parry (and thus negate) one enemy attack per two she gives up. She admittedly can't take much punishment (only 2 Wounds), but at Toughness ''5'', that's still not as easy to strip away without cannonballs to the face.		Slaanesh champions tend to be quick 'n' choppy, and that tradition definitely started with Dechala; eight inches of movement, and then she's tossing out six attacks with Weapon Skill 8(!) and Initiative 10(!!), all of which are hitting at Strength 5 ''and'' due to a special rule prevent those wounded but not killed by her from being able to attack her for the rest of the game? Holy shit... She also has Hatred for all [[Khorne]] daemons and mark-bearers, and her "Dances of Slaanesh" give her a couple of special options, including imposing a -1 on To Hit rolls against her, giving herself a +1 to her own To Hit rolls, or trading 2 attacks of her own to automatically parry (and thus negate) one enemy attack per two she gives up. She admittedly can't take much punishment (only 2 Wounds), but at Toughness ''5'', that's still not as easy to strip away without cannonballs to the face.

	One probable reason why she hasn't resurfaced is because of the complexity of her rules (doubtful, given [[Archaon]] and [[Nagash]] are still playable). Another is because "six-armed sword-waving battle-dancing [[lamia]]" is an image pretty damn close to the [[Marilith]], a [[demon]] from [[Dungeons & Dragons]], and GW fears accusations of copyright infringement if they use her. Then again, Square Enix gets away with it. And now that Morathi and the Daughters of Khaine displaced her with the Lamian look, chances are slim of any official return in plastic. Her only hope is to get in Total War Warhammer or Warhammer: The Old World whenever the hell GW gets to releasing it.		One probable reason why she hasn't resurfaced is because of the complexity of her rules (doubtful, given [[Archaon]] and [[Nagash]] are still playable). Another is because "six-armed sword-waving battle-dancing [[lamia]]" is an image pretty damn close to the [[Marilith]], a [[demon]] from [[Dungeons & Dragons]], and GW fears accusations of copyright infringement if they use her. Then again, Square Enix gets away with it. And now that Morathi and the Daughters of Khaine displaced her with the Lamian look, chances are slim of any official return in plastic. Her only hope is to get in Total War Warhammer or Warhammer: The Old World whenever the hell GW gets to releasing it.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	Slaanesh champions tend to be quick 'n' choppy, and that tradition definitely started with Dechala; eight inches of movement, and then she's tossing out six attacks with Weapon Skill 8(!) and Initiative 10(!!), all of which are hitting at Strength 5 ''and'' due to a special rule prevent those wounded but not killed by her from being able to attack her for the rest of the game? Holy shit... She also has Hatred for all [[Khorne]] daemons and mark-bearers, and her "Dances of Slaanesh" give her a couple of special options, including imposing a -1 on To Hit rolls against her, giving herself a +1 to her own To Hit rolls, or trading 2 attacks of her own to automatically parry (and thus negate) one enemy attack per two she gives up. She admittedly can't take much punishment (only 2 Wounds), but at Toughness ''5'', that's still not as easy to strip away without cannonballs to the face.		Slaanesh champions tend to be quick 'n' choppy, and that tradition definitely started with Dechala; eight inches of movement, and then she's tossing out six attacks with Weapon Skill 8(!) and Initiative 10(!!), all of which are hitting at Strength 5 ''and'' due to a special rule prevent those wounded but not killed by her from being able to attack her for the rest of the game? Holy shit... She also has Hatred for all [[Khorne]] daemons and mark-bearers, and her "Dances of Slaanesh" give her a couple of special options, including imposing a -1 on To Hit rolls against her, giving herself a +1 to her own To Hit rolls, or trading 2 attacks of her own to automatically parry (and thus negate) one enemy attack per two she gives up. She admittedly can't take much punishment (only 2 Wounds), but at Toughness ''5'', that's still not as easy to strip away without cannonballs to the face.

	One probable reason why she hasn't resurfaced is because of the complexity of her rules (doubtful, given [[Archaon]] and [[Nagash]] are still playable). Another is because "six-armed sword-waving battle-dancing [[lamia]]" is an image pretty damn close to the [[Marilith]], a [[demon]] from [[Dungeons & Dragons]], and GW fears accusations of copyright infringement if they use her. Then again, Square Enix gets away with it. And now that Morathi and the Daughters of Khaine displaced her with the Lamian look, chances are slim of any official return in plastic.		One probable reason why she hasn't resurfaced is because of the complexity of her rules (doubtful, given [[Archaon]] and [[Nagash]] are still playable). Another is because "six-armed sword-waving battle-dancing [[lamia]]" is an image pretty damn close to the [[Marilith]], a [[demon]] from [[Dungeons & Dragons]], and GW fears accusations of copyright infringement if they use her. Then again, Square Enix gets away with it. And now that Morathi and the Daughters of Khaine displaced her with the Lamian look, chances are slim of any official return in plastic. Her only hope is to get in Total War Warhammer or Warhammer: The Old World whenever the hell GW gets to releasing it.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

77.65.88.182: "Dechala she now leads" sounds out of place and her name is also in the sentence before, so I took the liberty and changed it.

2021-09-08T20:44:48Z

"Dechala she now leads" sounds out of place and her name is also in the sentence before, so I took the liberty and changed it.

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	The Denied looks like an angry Elven maiden with six arms, milky white skin, a giant snake's body from the waist down, multiple sting-bearing tailtips that secrete a euphoria-inducing corrupting venom, and glowing deep blue eyes.		The Denied looks like an angry Elven maiden with six arms, milky white skin, a giant snake's body from the waist down, multiple sting-bearing tailtips that secrete a euphoria-inducing corrupting venom, and glowing deep blue eyes.

	Originally a [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elven]] maiden during the first Chaos invasion, Dechala’s parents sacrificed her to a daemon prince of Slaanesh in exchange for protection from the Slaaneshi [[Daemons]] that were overrunning [[Ulthuan]]. The daemon prince (called Samael in GWs boundless creativity) agreed to the pact, but did not devour his price. Instead, he tutored her in the ways of Slaanesh and in time, she became a Chaos champion of her own. In time, she became angry at her spouse, who then complained before Slaanesh that his waifu had turned from him. Slaanesh reprimanded his servant, but offered a compromise: If she would return to him on her own volition, Samael would be allowed to do with her as he pleased. As long as she didn't and Samael still lived, she would never ascend to daemonhood. As a result, Dechala murdered her way across the Chaos Wastes, but daemonhood was eternally denied to her. ~~Dechala she~~ now leads the Tormentors, a Slaaneshi warband. Her minions actively take slaves and create drugs from the bodies of both the living and the dead, including one elixir so intoxicating and deadly that Dechala uses it to enslave people as it gradually twists them into [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]]. Though people have been saved from the Elixir's effects, the odds are against it, since so much as a drop is capable of making an individual into an addict. Because Dechala always needs slaves, her forces are eternally on the hunt.		Originally a [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elven]] maiden during the first Chaos invasion, Dechala’s parents sacrificed her to a daemon prince of Slaanesh in exchange for protection from the Slaaneshi [[Daemons]] that were overrunning [[Ulthuan]]. The daemon prince (called Samael in GWs boundless creativity) agreed to the pact, but did not devour his price. Instead, he tutored her in the ways of Slaanesh and in time, she became a Chaos champion of her own. In time, she became angry at her spouse, who then complained before Slaanesh that his waifu had turned from him. Slaanesh reprimanded his servant, but offered a compromise: If she would return to him on her own volition, Samael would be allowed to do with her as he pleased. As long as she didn't and Samael still lived, she would never ascend to daemonhood. As a result, Dechala murdered her way across the Chaos Wastes, but daemonhood was eternally denied to her. She now leads the Tormentors, a Slaaneshi warband. Her minions actively take slaves and create drugs from the bodies of both the living and the dead, including one elixir so intoxicating and deadly that Dechala uses it to enslave people as it gradually twists them into [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]]. Though people have been saved from the Elixir's effects, the odds are against it, since so much as a drop is capable of making an individual into an addict. Because Dechala always needs slaves, her forces are eternally on the hunt.

	Unfortunately, her position of primary Slaaneshi character was usurped by [[The Masque]], and to a larger degree [[N'kari]] due to N'kari being her 40k counterpart and in GW's days of neglecting Fantasy everything that worked in the grimdarkness blahblahblah was just pasted back into Fantasy. Dechala was brought back for [[End Times]], where she player a minor role in attacking the [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Druchii]]. She makes a cameo in the last End Times novel where she mocks [[Malekith]] by throwing [[Morathi\|Morathi's]] staff at his feet and claiming she fully belongs to Slaanesh now, then fights [[Tyrion]] after he gets turned into the Incarnate of Light. She is killed by him and is was presumed dead, however she made an unexpected return in [[Age of Sigmar]] with an audio drama named after herself; “The Denied” reveals she has finally become a full fledged daemon and is now regarded as an ancient and powerful servant of the Dark Prince and worshipped by mortals as “She Who Was Denied”.		Unfortunately, her position of primary Slaaneshi character was usurped by [[The Masque]], and to a larger degree [[N'kari]] due to N'kari being her 40k counterpart and in GW's days of neglecting Fantasy everything that worked in the grimdarkness blahblahblah was just pasted back into Fantasy. Dechala was brought back for [[End Times]], where she player a minor role in attacking the [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Druchii]]. She makes a cameo in the last End Times novel where she mocks [[Malekith]] by throwing [[Morathi\|Morathi's]] staff at his feet and claiming she fully belongs to Slaanesh now, then fights [[Tyrion]] after he gets turned into the Incarnate of Light. She is killed by him and is was presumed dead, however she made an unexpected return in [[Age of Sigmar]] with an audio drama named after herself; “The Denied” reveals she has finally become a full fledged daemon and is now regarded as an ancient and powerful servant of the Dark Prince and worshipped by mortals as “She Who Was Denied”.

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	Originally a [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elven]] maiden during the first Chaos invasion, Dechala’s parents sacrificed her to a daemon prince of Slaanesh in exchange for protection from the Slaaneshi [[Daemons]] that were overrunning [[Ulthuan]]. The daemon prince (called Samael in GWs boundless creativity) agreed to the pact, but did not devour his price. Instead, he tutored her in the ways of Slaanesh and in time, she became a Chaos champion of her own. In time, she became angry at her spouse, who then complained before Slaanesh that his waifu had turned from him. Slaanesh reprimanded his servant, but offered a compromise: If she would return to him on her own volition, Samael would be allowed to do with her as he pleased. As long as she didn't and Samael still lived, she would never ascend to daemonhood. As a result, Dechala murdered her way across the Chaos Wastes, but daemonhood was eternally denied to her. Dechala she now leads the Tormentors, a Slaaneshi warband. Her minions actively take slaves and create drugs from the bodies of both the living and the dead, including one elixir so intoxicating and deadly that Dechala uses it to enslave people as it gradually twists them into [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]]. Though people have been saved from the Elixir's effects, the odds are against it, since so much as a drop is capable of making an individual into an addict. Because Dechala always needs slaves, her forces are eternally on the hunt.		Originally a [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elven]] maiden during the first Chaos invasion, Dechala’s parents sacrificed her to a daemon prince of Slaanesh in exchange for protection from the Slaaneshi [[Daemons]] that were overrunning [[Ulthuan]]. The daemon prince (called Samael in GWs boundless creativity) agreed to the pact, but did not devour his price. Instead, he tutored her in the ways of Slaanesh and in time, she became a Chaos champion of her own. In time, she became angry at her spouse, who then complained before Slaanesh that his waifu had turned from him. Slaanesh reprimanded his servant, but offered a compromise: If she would return to him on her own volition, Samael would be allowed to do with her as he pleased. As long as she didn't and Samael still lived, she would never ascend to daemonhood. As a result, Dechala murdered her way across the Chaos Wastes, but daemonhood was eternally denied to her. Dechala she now leads the Tormentors, a Slaaneshi warband. Her minions actively take slaves and create drugs from the bodies of both the living and the dead, including one elixir so intoxicating and deadly that Dechala uses it to enslave people as it gradually twists them into [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]]. Though people have been saved from the Elixir's effects, the odds are against it, since so much as a drop is capable of making an individual into an addict. Because Dechala always needs slaves, her forces are eternally on the hunt.

	Unfortunately, her position of primary Slaaneshi character was usurped by [[The Masque]], and to a larger degree [[N'kari]] due to N'kari being her 40k counterpart and in GW's days of neglecting Fantasy everything that worked in the grimdarkness blahblahblah was just pasted back into Fantasy. Dechala was brought back for [[End Times]], where she player a minor role in attacking the [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Druchii]]. She makes a cameo in the last End Times novel where she mocks [[Malekith]] by throwing [[Morathi\|Morathi's]] staff at his feet and claiming she fully belongs to Slaanesh now, then fights [[Tyrion]] after he gets turned into the Incarnate of Light. She is killed by him and is was presumed dead, however she made an unexpected return in [[Age of Sigmar]] with an audio drama named after herself; “The Denied” reveals she has finally become a full fledged daemon and is now regarded as an ancient and powerful servant of the Dark Prince.		Unfortunately, her position of primary Slaaneshi character was usurped by [[The Masque]], and to a larger degree [[N'kari]] due to N'kari being her 40k counterpart and in GW's days of neglecting Fantasy everything that worked in the grimdarkness blahblahblah was just pasted back into Fantasy. Dechala was brought back for [[End Times]], where she player a minor role in attacking the [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Druchii]]. She makes a cameo in the last End Times novel where she mocks [[Malekith]] by throwing [[Morathi\|Morathi's]] staff at his feet and claiming she fully belongs to Slaanesh now, then fights [[Tyrion]] after he gets turned into the Incarnate of Light. She is killed by him and is was presumed dead, however she made an unexpected return in [[Age of Sigmar]] with an audio drama named after herself; “The Denied” reveals she has finally become a full fledged daemon and is now regarded as an ancient and powerful servant of the Dark Prince and worshipped by mortals as “She Who Was Denied”.

	==On the Tabletop==		==On the Tabletop==

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	==On the Tabletop==		==On the Tabletop==
	~~Dechala hasn't had a model since the golden age of blocky metal models that caused cancer and chipped when sneezed on. <̶<̶ ̶<s>This is the funniest thing I've ever read.</s>~~

	Slaanesh champions tend to be quick 'n' choppy, and that tradition definitely started with Dechala; eight inches of movement, and then she's tossing out six attacks with Weapon Skill 8(!) and Initiative 10(!!), all of which are hitting at Strength 5 ''and'' due to a special rule prevent those wounded but not killed by her from being able to attack her for the rest of the game? Holy shit... She also has Hatred for all [[Khorne]] daemons and mark-bearers, and her "Dances of Slaanesh" give her a couple of special options, including imposing a -1 on To Hit rolls against her, giving herself a +1 to her own To Hit rolls, or trading 2 attacks of her own to automatically parry (and thus negate) one enemy attack per two she gives up. She admittedly can't take much punishment (only 2 Wounds), but at Toughness ''5'', that's still not as easy to strip away without cannonballs to the face.		Slaanesh champions tend to be quick 'n' choppy, and that tradition definitely started with Dechala; eight inches of movement, and then she's tossing out six attacks with Weapon Skill 8(!) and Initiative 10(!!), all of which are hitting at Strength 5 ''and'' due to a special rule prevent those wounded but not killed by her from being able to attack her for the rest of the game? Holy shit... She also has Hatred for all [[Khorne]] daemons and mark-bearers, and her "Dances of Slaanesh" give her a couple of special options, including imposing a -1 on To Hit rolls against her, giving herself a +1 to her own To Hit rolls, or trading 2 attacks of her own to automatically parry (and thus negate) one enemy attack per two she gives up. She admittedly can't take much punishment (only 2 Wounds), but at Toughness ''5'', that's still not as easy to strip away without cannonballs to the face.

	One probable reason why she hasn't resurfaced is because of the complexity of her rules (doubtful, given [[Archaon]] and [[Nagash]] are still playable). Another is because "six-armed sword-waving battle-dancing [[lamia]]" is an image pretty damn close to the [[Marilith]], a [[demon]] from [[Dungeons & Dragons]], and GW fears accusations of copyright infringement if they use her. Then again, Square Enix gets away with it... And now that Morathi displaced her with the Lamian look...		One probable reason why she hasn't resurfaced is because of the complexity of her rules (doubtful, given [[Archaon]] and [[Nagash]] are still playable). Another is because "six-armed sword-waving battle-dancing [[lamia]]" is an image pretty damn close to the [[Marilith]], a [[demon]] from [[Dungeons & Dragons]], and GW fears accusations of copyright infringement if they use her. Then again, Square Enix gets away with it. And now that Morathi and the Daughters of Khaine displaced her with the Lamian look, chances are slim of any official return in plastic.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	==The Legend==		==The Legend==
	Originally a [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elven]] maiden during the first Chaos invasion, ~~her~~ parents sacrificed her to a daemon prince of Slaanesh in exchange for protection from the Slaaneshi [[Daemons]] that were overrunning [[Ulthuan]]. The daemon prince (called Samael in GWs boundless creativity) agreed to the pact, but did not devour his price. Instead, he tutored her in the ways of Slaanesh and in time, she became a Chaos champion of her own. In time, she became angry at her spouse, who then complained before Slaanesh that his waifu had turned from him. Slaanesh reprimanded his servant, but offered a compromise: If she would return to him on her own volition, Samael would be allowed to do with her as he pleased. As long as she didn't and Samael still lived, she would never ascend to daemonhood. As a result, Dechala murdered her way across the Chaos Wastes, but daemonhood was eternally denied to her. Dechala she now leads the Tormentors, a Slaaneshi warband. Her minions actively take slaves and create drugs from the bodies of both the living and the dead, including one elixir so intoxicating and deadly that Dechala uses it to enslave people as it gradually twists them into [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]]. Though people have been saved from the Elixir's effects, the odds are against it, since so much as a drop is capable of making an individual into an addict. Because Dechala always needs slaves, her forces are eternally on the hunt.		The Denied looks like an angry Elven maiden with six arms, milky white skin, a giant snake's body from the waist down, multiple sting-bearing tailtips that secrete a euphoria-inducing corrupting venom, and glowing deep blue eyes.

			Originally a [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elven]] maiden during the first Chaos invasion, Dechala’s parents sacrificed her to a daemon prince of Slaanesh in exchange for protection from the Slaaneshi [[Daemons]] that were overrunning [[Ulthuan]]. The daemon prince (called Samael in GWs boundless creativity) agreed to the pact, but did not devour his price. Instead, he tutored her in the ways of Slaanesh and in time, she became a Chaos champion of her own. In time, she became angry at her spouse, who then complained before Slaanesh that his waifu had turned from him. Slaanesh reprimanded his servant, but offered a compromise: If she would return to him on her own volition, Samael would be allowed to do with her as he pleased. As long as she didn't and Samael still lived, she would never ascend to daemonhood. As a result, Dechala murdered her way across the Chaos Wastes, but daemonhood was eternally denied to her. Dechala she now leads the Tormentors, a Slaaneshi warband. Her minions actively take slaves and create drugs from the bodies of both the living and the dead, including one elixir so intoxicating and deadly that Dechala uses it to enslave people as it gradually twists them into [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]]. Though people have been saved from the Elixir's effects, the odds are against it, since so much as a drop is capable of making an individual into an addict. Because Dechala always needs slaves, her forces are eternally on the hunt.

	Unfortunately, her position of primary Slaaneshi character was usurped by [[The Masque]], and to a larger degree [[N'kari]] due to N'kari being her 40k counterpart and in GW's days of neglecting Fantasy everything that worked in the grimdarkness blahblahblah was just pasted back into Fantasy. Dechala was brought back for [[End Times]], where she player a minor role in attacking the [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Druchii]]. She makes a cameo in the last End Times novel where she mocks [[Malekith]] by throwing [[Morathi\|Morathi's]] staff at his feet and claiming she fully belongs to Slaanesh now, then fights [[Tyrion]] after he gets turned into the Incarnate of Light. She is killed by him and is was presumed dead, however she made an unexpected return in [[Age of Sigmar]] with an audio drama named after herself; “The Denied” reveals she has finally become a full fledged daemon and is now regarded as an ancient and powerful servant of the Dark Prince.		Unfortunately, her position of primary Slaaneshi character was usurped by [[The Masque]], and to a larger degree [[N'kari]] due to N'kari being her 40k counterpart and in GW's days of neglecting Fantasy everything that worked in the grimdarkness blahblahblah was just pasted back into Fantasy. Dechala was brought back for [[End Times]], where she player a minor role in attacking the [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Druchii]]. She makes a cameo in the last End Times novel where she mocks [[Malekith]] by throwing [[Morathi\|Morathi's]] staff at his feet and claiming she fully belongs to Slaanesh now, then fights [[Tyrion]] after he gets turned into the Incarnate of Light. She is killed by him and is was presumed dead, however she made an unexpected return in [[Age of Sigmar]] with an audio drama named after herself; “The Denied” reveals she has finally become a full fledged daemon and is now regarded as an ancient and powerful servant of the Dark Prince.

	Dechala looks like an angry Elven maiden with six arms, milky white skin, a giant snake's body from the waist down, multiple sting-bearing tailtips that secrete a euphoria-inducing corrupting venom, and glowing deep blue eyes.

	==On the Tabletop==		==On the Tabletop==

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	==The Legend==		==The Legend==
	Originally a [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elven]] maiden during the first Chaos invasion, her parents sacrificed her to a daemon prince of Slaanesh in exchange for protection from the Slaaneshi [[Daemons]] that were overrunning [[Ulthuan]]. The daemon prince (called Samael in GWs boundless creativity) agreed to the pact, but did not devour his price. Instead, he tutored her in the ways of Slaanesh and in time, she became a Chaos champion of her own. In time, she became angry at her spouse, who then complained before Slaanesh that his waifu had turned from him. Slaanesh reprimanded his servant, but offered a compromise: If she would return to him on her own volition, Samael would be allowed to do with her as he pleased. As long as she didn't and Samael still lived, she would never ascend to daemonhood. As a result, Dechala murdered her way across the Chaos Wastes, but daemonhood was eternally denied to her.		Originally a [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elven]] maiden during the first Chaos invasion, her parents sacrificed her to a daemon prince of Slaanesh in exchange for protection from the Slaaneshi [[Daemons]] that were overrunning [[Ulthuan]]. The daemon prince (called Samael in GWs boundless creativity) agreed to the pact, but did not devour his price. Instead, he tutored her in the ways of Slaanesh and in time, she became a Chaos champion of her own. In time, she became angry at her spouse, who then complained before Slaanesh that his waifu had turned from him. Slaanesh reprimanded his servant, but offered a compromise: If she would return to him on her own volition, Samael would be allowed to do with her as he pleased. As long as she didn't and Samael still lived, she would never ascend to daemonhood. As a result, Dechala murdered her way across the Chaos Wastes, but daemonhood was eternally denied to her. Dechala she now leads the Tormentors, a Slaaneshi warband. Her minions actively take slaves and create drugs from the bodies of both the living and the dead, including one elixir so intoxicating and deadly that Dechala uses it to enslave people as it gradually twists them into [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]]. Though people have been saved from the Elixir's effects, the odds are against it, since so much as a drop is capable of making an individual into an addict. Because Dechala always needs slaves, her forces are eternally on the hunt.

	Unfortunately, her position of primary Slaaneshi character was usurped by [[The Masque]], and to a larger degree [[N'kari]] due to N'kari being her 40k counterpart and in GW's days of neglecting Fantasy everything that worked in the grimdarkness blahblahblah was just pasted back into Fantasy. Dechala was brought back for [[End Times]], where she player a minor role in attacking the [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Druchii]]. She makes a cameo in the last End Times novel where she mocks [[Malekith]] by throwing [[Morathi\|Morathi's]] staff at his feet and claiming she is Slaanesh's now ~~(though Morathi would eventually get free by the time [[Age of Sigmar]] came around)~~, then fights [[Tyrion]] after he gets turned into the Incarnate of Light. She ~~gets~~ killed by him and is was presumed dead, however she made an unexpected return in [[Age of Sigmar]] with an audio drama named after herself; “The Denied” reveals she has finally become a full fledged daemon and is now regarded as an ancient and powerful servant of the Dark Prince.		Unfortunately, her position of primary Slaaneshi character was usurped by [[The Masque]], and to a larger degree [[N'kari]] due to N'kari being her 40k counterpart and in GW's days of neglecting Fantasy everything that worked in the grimdarkness blahblahblah was just pasted back into Fantasy. Dechala was brought back for [[End Times]], where she player a minor role in attacking the [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Druchii]]. She makes a cameo in the last End Times novel where she mocks [[Malekith]] by throwing [[Morathi\|Morathi's]] staff at his feet and claiming she fully belongs to Slaanesh now, then fights [[Tyrion]] after he gets turned into the Incarnate of Light. She is killed by him and is was presumed dead, however she made an unexpected return in [[Age of Sigmar]] with an audio drama named after herself; “The Denied” reveals she has finally become a full fledged daemon and is now regarded as an ancient and powerful servant of the Dark Prince.

	Dechala looks like an angry Elven maiden with six arms, milky white skin, a giant snake's body from the waist down, multiple sting-bearing tailtips that secrete a euphoria-inducing corrupting venom, and glowing deep blue eyes.		Dechala looks like an angry Elven maiden with six arms, milky white skin, a giant snake's body from the waist down, multiple sting-bearing tailtips that secrete a euphoria-inducing corrupting venom, and glowing deep blue eyes.

	In terms of Lore, Dechala leads the Tormentors, a Slaanesh WHFB warband. Her minions actively take slaves and create drugs from the bodies of both the living and the dead, including one elixir so intoxicating and deadly that Dechala uses it to enslave people as it gradually twists them into [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]]. Though people have been saved from the Elixir's effects, the odds are against it, since so much as a drop is capable of making an individual into an addict. Because Dechala always needs slaves, her forces are eternally on the hunt.

	==On the Tabletop==		==On the Tabletop==

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	Originally a [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elven]] maiden during the first Chaos invasion, her parents sacrificed her to a daemon prince of Slaanesh in exchange for protection from the Slaaneshi [[Daemons]] that were overrunning [[Ulthuan]]. The daemon prince (called Samael in GWs boundless creativity) agreed to the pact, but did not devour his price. Instead, he tutored her in the ways of Slaanesh and in time, she became a Chaos champion of her own. In time, she became angry at her spouse, who then complained before Slaanesh that his waifu had turned from him. Slaanesh reprimanded his servant, but offered a compromise: If she would return to him on her own volition, Samael would be allowed to do with her as he pleased. As long as she didn't and Samael still lived, she would never ascend to daemonhood. As a result, Dechala murdered her way across the Chaos Wastes, but daemonhood was eternally denied to her.		Originally a [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elven]] maiden during the first Chaos invasion, her parents sacrificed her to a daemon prince of Slaanesh in exchange for protection from the Slaaneshi [[Daemons]] that were overrunning [[Ulthuan]]. The daemon prince (called Samael in GWs boundless creativity) agreed to the pact, but did not devour his price. Instead, he tutored her in the ways of Slaanesh and in time, she became a Chaos champion of her own. In time, she became angry at her spouse, who then complained before Slaanesh that his waifu had turned from him. Slaanesh reprimanded his servant, but offered a compromise: If she would return to him on her own volition, Samael would be allowed to do with her as he pleased. As long as she didn't and Samael still lived, she would never ascend to daemonhood. As a result, Dechala murdered her way across the Chaos Wastes, but daemonhood was eternally denied to her.

	Unfortunately, her position of primary Slaaneshi character was usurped by [[The Masque]], and to a larger degree [[N'kari]] due to N'kari being her 40k counterpart and in GW's days of neglecting Fantasy everything that worked in the grimdarkness blahblahblah was just pasted back into Fantasy. Dechala was brought back for [[End Times]], where she player a minor role in attacking the [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Druchii]]. She makes a cameo in the last End Times novel where she mocks [[Malekith]] by throwing [[Morathi\|Morathi's]] staff at his feet and claiming she is Slaanesh's now (though Morathi would eventually get free by the time [[Age of Sigmar]] came around), then fights [[Tyrion]] after he gets turned into the Incarnate of Light. She gets killed by him and is ~~thus likely~~ dead, ~~since~~ she ~~never ascended to daemonhood or slew Samael. She has yet to appear~~ in Age of Sigmar~~, where the loss of Slaanesh~~ has ~~resulted in~~ a ~~clusterfuck civil war~~ of ~~Chaos between loyalist Daemons, rebel Daemons, and those loyal to [[Archaon]]~~.		Unfortunately, her position of primary Slaaneshi character was usurped by [[The Masque]], and to a larger degree [[N'kari]] due to N'kari being her 40k counterpart and in GW's days of neglecting Fantasy everything that worked in the grimdarkness blahblahblah was just pasted back into Fantasy. Dechala was brought back for [[End Times]], where she player a minor role in attacking the [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Druchii]]. She makes a cameo in the last End Times novel where she mocks [[Malekith]] by throwing [[Morathi\|Morathi's]] staff at his feet and claiming she is Slaanesh's now (though Morathi would eventually get free by the time [[Age of Sigmar]] came around), then fights [[Tyrion]] after he gets turned into the Incarnate of Light. She gets killed by him and is was presumed dead, however she made an unexpected return in [[Age of Sigmar]] with an audio drama named after herself; “The Denied” reveals she has finally become a full fledged daemon and is now regarded as an ancient and powerful servant of the Dark Prince.

	Dechala looks like an angry Elven maiden with six arms, milky white skin, a giant snake's body from the waist down, multiple sting-bearing tailtips that secrete a euphoria-inducing corrupting venom, and glowing deep blue eyes.		Dechala looks like an angry Elven maiden with six arms, milky white skin, a giant snake's body from the waist down, multiple sting-bearing tailtips that secrete a euphoria-inducing corrupting venom, and glowing deep blue eyes.