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2A01:CB19:7C8:DB00:95AC:EFAC:6DA9:92BB at 13:27, 17 May 2023

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	Kislevite blade masters. It is not clear if this title is bestowed through formal means or applied by public consensus.		Kislevite blade masters. It is not clear if this title is bestowed through formal means or applied by public consensus.

	The best official source is the Ambassador Chronicles by Graham Mcneil, in which a villain turned antihero Droyaska plays 'will it blend?' With some Chaos Knights (spoiler: they did blend). This character also appeared to be an officer in the Gryphon Legion, hence the confusion around the name.		The best official source is the Ambassador Chronicles by Graham Mcneil, in which a villain turned antihero Droyaska plays 'will it blend?' With some Chaos Knights (spoiler: they did blend). This character also appeared to be an officer in the Gryphon Legion, hence the confusion around the name.

	The Tzarina's shirtless bodyguards may also be Droyaska, but this is never made clear. They sheath their blades in scarified flaps of their own skin.		The Tzarina's shirtless bodyguards may also be Droyaska, but this is never made clear. They sheath their blades in scarified flaps of their own skin.

	They have rules in Warhammer Armies Project where they are skirmishers with WS 5, 3 Attacks (including additional hand weapons) and killing blow. So among the most potent baseline humans in the game.		They have rules in Warhammer Armies Project where they are skirmishers with WS 5, 3 Attacks (including additional hand weapons) and killing blow. So among the most potent baseline humans in the game.

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2A02:C7F:BC0E:9A00:D0B6:CA98:AE67:9D8B at 12:12, 17 October 2021

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	The Tzarina's shirtless bodyguards may also be Droyaska, but this is never made clear. They sheath their blades in scarified flaps of their own skin.		The Tzarina's shirtless bodyguards may also be Droyaska, but this is never made clear. They sheath their blades in scarified flaps of their own skin.

			They have rules in Warhammer Armies Project where they are skirmishers with WS 5, 3 Attacks (including additional hand weapons) and killing blow. So among the most potent baseline humans in the game.

	[[Category:Kislev]]		[[Category:Kislev]]

2A02:C7F:BC0E:9A00:D0B6:CA98:AE67:9D8B at 12:07, 17 October 2021

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			Kislevite blade masters. It is not clear if this title is bestowed through formal means or applied by public consensus.

			The best official source is the Ambassador Chronicles by Graham Mcneil, in which a villain turned antihero Droyaska plays 'will it blend?' With some Chaos Knights (spoiler: they did blend). This character also appeared to be an officer in the Gryphon Legion, hence the confusion around the name.

			The Tzarina's shirtless bodyguards may also be Droyaska, but this is never made clear. They sheath their blades in scarified flaps of their own skin.

	[[Category:Kislev]]		[[Category:Kislev]]

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