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2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:18A6:2995:A2DF:E9FE at 11:05, 8 June 2023

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	In life, as mentioned they were healers, druids, and doctors that dedicated themselves to saving lives. Sounds good right? No bueno - at least, in the mind of [[Nagash\|bone daddy]]. You see, to him this is a massive slight, because in his fucked up roundabout logic, they are preventing souls from coming to him at their appointed time, and thus are transgressing. To us this is obviously utterly insane, but such fleeting opinions are trite to him.		In life, as mentioned they were healers, druids, and doctors that dedicated themselves to saving lives. Sounds good right? No bueno - at least, in the mind of [[Nagash\|bone daddy]]. You see, to him this is a massive slight, because in his fucked up roundabout logic, they are preventing souls from coming to him at their appointed time, and thus are transgressing. To us this is obviously utterly insane, but such fleeting opinions are trite to him.

	So upon death, to punish them for their "crimes", they are stripped of all control of themselves (a standard issue amongst [[Nighthaunt]]) and fuelled with an unquenchable bloodlust, with their hands being replaced with cruel, wicked scythes. They're also rendered unable to speak, they can only scream. This would usually be enough for the Nighthaunt, but there's one more terrible detail - they are afflicted with the "Harridan Curse" which means that ''they are fully aware and conscious of what they are doing, but unable to stop it''. [[Grimdark\|Yeah]].		So upon death, to punish them for their "crimes", they are stripped of all control of themselves (a standard issue amongst [[Nighthaunt]]) and fuelled with an unquenchable bloodlust, with their hands being replaced with cruel, wicked scythes. They're also rendered unable to speak, they can only scream. This would usually be enough for the Nighthaunt, but there's one more terrible detail - they are afflicted with the "Harridan Curse" which means that ''they are fully aware and conscious of what they are doing, but unable to stop it''. [[Grimdark\|Yeah]].

	Now keep in mind, this doesn't happen to EVERY healer in the realms. In fact, it only really happens when Nagash personally gets his hands on their souls. But it can happen to ANY healer, and Nagash has many servants bringing him souls from all over the place, meaning that every person who decides to take up the job of a healer runs the risk of condemning themselves to an eternity of being trapped as a merciless blade-handed killing machine. Yikes.		Now keep in mind, this doesn't happen to EVERY healer in the realms. In fact, it only really happens when Nagash personally gets his hands on their souls. But it can happen to ANY healer, and Nagash has many servants bringing him souls from all over the place, meaning that every person who decides to take up the job of a healer runs the risk of condemning themselves to an eternity of being trapped as a merciless blade-handed killing machine. Yikes.

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

	{{Nighthaunt-Units}}		{{Nighthaunt-Units}}

2603:8001:3500:CB:41BC:86B9:44DF:27C5 at 04:20, 25 March 2022

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	[[File:99120207067 DreadscytheHarrridans01.jpg\|thumb\|{{BLAM\|'''SLICE'''}}		[[File:99120207067 DreadscytheHarrridans01.jpg\|thumb\|{{BLAM\|'''SLICE'''}}
	"''SORRY ABOUT THAT!''" {{BLAM\|'''SLICE'''}} "''SORRY ABOUT THAT TOO!''"]]		"''SORRY ABOUT THAT!''" {{BLAM\|'''SLICE'''}} "''SORRY ABOUT THAT TOO!''"]]
	We all know the stereotypical [[Healer]], right? Altruistic, kind, always putting themselves above others? Generally kind souls to a fault. You'd surely expect for them to be treated as well in death as they treated others in life, right? Wrong. Oh, you are so, ''so'' wrong. ~~The~~ '''Dreadscythe Harridan''' is possibly one of the most tragic and cruel ~~units~~ in [[Age of Sigmar]]. Why, you ask? See below.		We all know the stereotypical [[Healer]], right? Altruistic, kind, always putting themselves above others? Generally kind souls to a fault. You'd surely expect for them to be treated as well in death as they treated others in life, right? Wrong. Oh, you are so, ''so'' wrong. To become a '''Dreadscythe Harridan''' is possibly one of the most tragic and cruel fates in [[Age of Sigmar]]. Why, you ask? See below.

	==Why?==		==Why?==

1d4chan>CoolGuy99 at 17:19, 13 September 2021

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	[[File:99120207067 DreadscytheHarrridans01.jpg\|thumb\|{{BLAM\|'''SLICE'''}}		[[File:99120207067 DreadscytheHarrridans01.jpg\|thumb\|{{BLAM\|'''SLICE'''}}
	"''SORRY ABOUT THAT!''" {{BLAM\|'''SLICE'''}} "''SORRY ABOUT THAT TOO!''"]]		"''SORRY ABOUT THAT!''" {{BLAM\|'''SLICE'''}} "''SORRY ABOUT THAT TOO!''"]]
	We all know the stereotypical [[Healer]], right? Altruistic, kind, always putting themselves above others? Generally kind souls to a fault. You'd surely expect for them to be treated as well in death as they treated others in life, right? Wrong. Oh, you are so wrong. The '''Dreadscythe Harridan''' is possibly one of the most tragic and cruel units in [[Age of Sigmar]].		We all know the stereotypical [[Healer]], right? Altruistic, kind, always putting themselves above others? Generally kind souls to a fault. You'd surely expect for them to be treated as well in death as they treated others in life, right? Wrong. Oh, you are so, ''so'' wrong. The '''Dreadscythe Harridan''' is possibly one of the most tragic and cruel units in [[Age of Sigmar]]. Why, you ask? See below.

	==Why?==		==Why?==
	In life, as mentioned they were healers, druids, and doctors that dedicated themselves to saving lives. Sounds good right? No bueno - at least, in the mind of [[Nagash\|bone daddy]]. You see, ~~he sees~~ this as a massive slight, because in his fucked up roundabout logic, they are preventing souls from coming to him at their appointed time, and thus are transgressing. To us this is obviously utterly insane, but such opinions are trite to him.		In life, as mentioned they were healers, druids, and doctors that dedicated themselves to saving lives. Sounds good right? No bueno - at least, in the mind of [[Nagash\|bone daddy]]. You see, to him this is a massive slight, because in his fucked up roundabout logic, they are preventing souls from coming to him at their appointed time, and thus are transgressing. To us this is obviously utterly insane, but such fleeting opinions are trite to him.

	So upon death, to punish them for their "crimes", they are stripped of all control of themselves (a standard issue amongst [[Nighthaunt]]) and fuelled with an unquenchable bloodlust, with their hands being replaced with cruel, wicked scythes. They're also rendered unable to speak, they can only scream. This would usually be enough for the Nighthaunt, but there's one more terrible detail - they are afflicted with the "Harridan Curse" which means that ''they are fully aware and conscious of what they are doing, but unable to stop it''. [[Grimdark\|Yeah]].		So upon death, to punish them for their "crimes", they are stripped of all control of themselves (a standard issue amongst [[Nighthaunt]]) and fuelled with an unquenchable bloodlust, with their hands being replaced with cruel, wicked scythes. They're also rendered unable to speak, they can only scream. This would usually be enough for the Nighthaunt, but there's one more terrible detail - they are afflicted with the "Harridan Curse" which means that ''they are fully aware and conscious of what they are doing, but unable to stop it''. [[Grimdark\|Yeah]].

	Now keep in mind, this doesn't happen to EVERY healer in the realms. In fact, it only really happens when Nagash personally gets his hands on their souls. But it can happen to ANY healer, and Nagash has many servants bringing him souls from all over the place, meaning that every person who decides to take up the job of a healer runs the risk of condemning themselves to an eternity of being trapped as a blade-handed killing machine ~~of a spirit~~. Yikes.		Now keep in mind, this doesn't happen to EVERY healer in the realms. In fact, it only really happens when Nagash personally gets his hands on their souls. But it can happen to ANY healer, and Nagash has many servants bringing him souls from all over the place, meaning that every person who decides to take up the job of a healer runs the risk of condemning themselves to an eternity of being trapped as a merciless blade-handed killing machine. Yikes.

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

	{{Nighthaunt-Units}}		{{Nighthaunt-Units}}

1d4chan>Rocko1345 at 17:00, 13 September 2021

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			[[File:99120207067 DreadscytheHarrridans01.jpg\|thumb\|{{BLAM\|'''SLICE'''}}
	We all know the stereotypical [[Healer]], right? Altruistic, kind, always putting ~~themself~~ above others? Generally kind souls to a fault. You'd surely expect for them to be treated as well in death as they treated others in life, right? Wrong. Oh, you are so wrong. The '''Dreadscythe Harridan''' is possibly one of the most tragic and cruel units in [[Age of Sigmar]].		"''SORRY ABOUT THAT!''" {{BLAM\|'''SLICE'''}} "''SORRY ABOUT THAT TOO!''"]]
			We all know the stereotypical [[Healer]], right? Altruistic, kind, always putting themselves above others? Generally kind souls to a fault. You'd surely expect for them to be treated as well in death as they treated others in life, right? Wrong. Oh, you are so wrong. The '''Dreadscythe Harridan''' is possibly one of the most tragic and cruel units in [[Age of Sigmar]].

	==Why?==		==Why?==

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2021-09-06T11:21:31Z

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	In life, as mentioned they were healers, druids, and doctors that dedicated themselves to saving lives. Sounds good right? No bueno - at least, in the mind of [[Nagash\|bone daddy]]. You see, he sees this as a massive slight, because in his fucked up roundabout logic, they are preventing souls from coming to him at their appointed time, and thus are transgressing. To us this is obviously utterly insane, but such opinions are trite to him.		In life, as mentioned they were healers, druids, and doctors that dedicated themselves to saving lives. Sounds good right? No bueno - at least, in the mind of [[Nagash\|bone daddy]]. You see, he sees this as a massive slight, because in his fucked up roundabout logic, they are preventing souls from coming to him at their appointed time, and thus are transgressing. To us this is obviously utterly insane, but such opinions are trite to him.

	So upon death, to punish them for their "crimes", they are stripped of all control of themselves (a standard issue amongst [[Nighthaunt]]) and fuelled with an unquenchable bloodlust, with their hands being replaced with cruel, wicked scythes. They're also rendered unable to speak, they can only scream. This would usually be enough for the Nighthaunt, but there's one more terrible detail - they are afflicted with the "Harridan Curse" which means that ''they are fully aware and conscious of what they are doing, but unable to stop it''. [[Grimdark\|~~Jesus~~]].		So upon death, to punish them for their "crimes", they are stripped of all control of themselves (a standard issue amongst [[Nighthaunt]]) and fuelled with an unquenchable bloodlust, with their hands being replaced with cruel, wicked scythes. They're also rendered unable to speak, they can only scream. This would usually be enough for the Nighthaunt, but there's one more terrible detail - they are afflicted with the "Harridan Curse" which means that ''they are fully aware and conscious of what they are doing, but unable to stop it''. [[Grimdark\|Yeah]].

	Now keep in mind, this doesn't happen to EVERY healer in the realms. In fact, it only really happens when Nagash personally gets his hands on their souls. But it can happen to ANY healer, and Nagash has many servants bringing him souls from all over the place, meaning that every person who decides to take up the job of a healer runs the risk of condemning themselves to an eternity of being trapped as a blade-handed killing machine of a spirit. Yikes.		Now keep in mind, this doesn't happen to EVERY healer in the realms. In fact, it only really happens when Nagash personally gets his hands on their souls. But it can happen to ANY healer, and Nagash has many servants bringing him souls from all over the place, meaning that every person who decides to take up the job of a healer runs the risk of condemning themselves to an eternity of being trapped as a blade-handed killing machine of a spirit. Yikes.

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	So upon death, to punish them for their "crimes", they are stripped of all control of themselves (a standard issue amongst [[Nighthaunt]]) and fuelled with an unquenchable bloodlust, with their hands being replaced with cruel, wicked scythes. They're also rendered unable to speak, they can only scream. This would usually be enough for the Nighthaunt, but there's one more terrible detail - they are afflicted with the "Harridan Curse" which means that ''they are fully aware and conscious of what they are doing, but unable to stop it''. [[Grimdark\|Jesus]].		So upon death, to punish them for their "crimes", they are stripped of all control of themselves (a standard issue amongst [[Nighthaunt]]) and fuelled with an unquenchable bloodlust, with their hands being replaced with cruel, wicked scythes. They're also rendered unable to speak, they can only scream. This would usually be enough for the Nighthaunt, but there's one more terrible detail - they are afflicted with the "Harridan Curse" which means that ''they are fully aware and conscious of what they are doing, but unable to stop it''. [[Grimdark\|Jesus]].

	Now keep in mind, this doesn't happen to EVERY healer in the realms. In fact, it only really happens when Nagash personally gets his hands on their souls. But it can happen to ANY healer, meaning that every person who decides to take up the job of a healer runs the risk of condemning themselves to an eternity of being trapped as a blade-handed killing machine of a spirit. Yikes.		Now keep in mind, this doesn't happen to EVERY healer in the realms. In fact, it only really happens when Nagash personally gets his hands on their souls. But it can happen to ANY healer, and Nagash has many servants bringing him souls from all over the place, meaning that every person who decides to take up the job of a healer runs the risk of condemning themselves to an eternity of being trapped as a blade-handed killing machine of a spirit. Yikes.

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

	{{Nighthaunt-Units}}		{{Nighthaunt-Units}}

115.70.44.117: /* Why? */

2021-07-27T16:58:07Z

Why?

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	In life, as mentioned they were healers, druids, and doctors that dedicated themselves to saving lives. Sounds good right? No bueno - at least, in the mind of [[Nagash\|bone daddy]]. You see, he sees this as a massive slight, because in his fucked up roundabout logic, they are preventing souls from coming to him at their appointed time, and thus are transgressing. To us this is obviously utterly insane, but such opinions are trite to him.		In life, as mentioned they were healers, druids, and doctors that dedicated themselves to saving lives. Sounds good right? No bueno - at least, in the mind of [[Nagash\|bone daddy]]. You see, he sees this as a massive slight, because in his fucked up roundabout logic, they are preventing souls from coming to him at their appointed time, and thus are transgressing. To us this is obviously utterly insane, but such opinions are trite to him.

	So upon death, to punish them for their "crimes", they are stripped of all control of themselves (a standard issue amongst [[Nighthaunt]]) and fuelled with an unquenchable bloodlust, with their hands being replaced with cruel, wicked scythes. This would usually be enough for the Nighthaunt, but there's one more terrible detail - they are afflicted with the "Harridan Curse" which means that ''they are fully aware and conscious of what they are doing, but unable to stop it''. [[Grimdark\|Jesus]]. ~~The cherry on top, those mind-rending screams of theirs? That's them '''screaming in horror''' at their unwilling actions.~~		So upon death, to punish them for their "crimes", they are stripped of all control of themselves (a standard issue amongst [[Nighthaunt]]) and fuelled with an unquenchable bloodlust, with their hands being replaced with cruel, wicked scythes. They're also rendered unable to speak, they can only scream. This would usually be enough for the Nighthaunt, but there's one more terrible detail - they are afflicted with the "Harridan Curse" which means that ''they are fully aware and conscious of what they are doing, but unable to stop it''. [[Grimdark\|Jesus]].

	Now keep in mind, this doesn't happen to EVERY healer in the realms. In fact, it only really happens when Nagash ~~is feeling extra grumpy~~. But it can happen to ANY healer, meaning that every person who decides to take up the job of a healer runs the risk of condemning themselves to an eternity of being trapped as a ~~murderous~~ spirit. Yikes.		Now keep in mind, this doesn't happen to EVERY healer in the realms. In fact, it only really happens when Nagash personally gets his hands on their souls. But it can happen to ANY healer, meaning that every person who decides to take up the job of a healer runs the risk of condemning themselves to an eternity of being trapped as a blade-handed killing machine of a spirit. Yikes.

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

	{{Nighthaunt-Units}}		{{Nighthaunt-Units}}

115.70.44.117: /* Why? */

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Why?

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	In life, as mentioned they were healers, druids, and doctors that dedicated themselves to saving lives. Sounds good right? No bueno - at least, in the mind of [[Nagash\|bone daddy]]. You see, he sees this as a massive slight, because in his fucked up roundabout logic, they are preventing souls from coming to him at their appointed time, and thus are transgressing. To us this is obviously utterly insane, but such opinions are trite to him.		In life, as mentioned they were healers, druids, and doctors that dedicated themselves to saving lives. Sounds good right? No bueno - at least, in the mind of [[Nagash\|bone daddy]]. You see, he sees this as a massive slight, because in his fucked up roundabout logic, they are preventing souls from coming to him at their appointed time, and thus are transgressing. To us this is obviously utterly insane, but such opinions are trite to him.

	So upon death, to punish them for their "crimes", they are stripped of all control of themselves (a standard issue amongst [[Nighthaunt]]) and fuelled with an unquenchable bloodlust, with their hands being replaced with cruel, wicked scythes. This would usually be enough for the Nighthaunt, but there's one more terrible detail - they are afflicted with the "Harridan Curse" which means that ''they are fully aware and conscious of what they are doing, but unable to stop it''. [[Grimdark\|Jesus]]. The cherry on top, those mind-rending screams of theirs? That's them '''screaming in horror ~~at butchering people because they literally can't control their ghost bodies~~'''.		So upon death, to punish them for their "crimes", they are stripped of all control of themselves (a standard issue amongst [[Nighthaunt]]) and fuelled with an unquenchable bloodlust, with their hands being replaced with cruel, wicked scythes. This would usually be enough for the Nighthaunt, but there's one more terrible detail - they are afflicted with the "Harridan Curse" which means that ''they are fully aware and conscious of what they are doing, but unable to stop it''. [[Grimdark\|Jesus]]. The cherry on top, those mind-rending screams of theirs? That's them '''screaming in horror''' at their unwilling actions.

	Now keep in mind, this doesn't happen to EVERY healer in the realms. In fact, it only really happens when Nagash is feeling extra grumpy. But it can happen to ANY healer, meaning that every person who decides to take up the job of a healer runs the risk of condemning themselves to an eternity of being trapped as a murderous~~, bloodthirsty~~ spirit. Yikes.		Now keep in mind, this doesn't happen to EVERY healer in the realms. In fact, it only really happens when Nagash is feeling extra grumpy. But it can happen to ANY healer, meaning that every person who decides to take up the job of a healer runs the risk of condemning themselves to an eternity of being trapped as a murderous spirit. Yikes.

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

	{{Nighthaunt-Units}}		{{Nighthaunt-Units}}