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	Meanwhile in the New World, Malekith abandons Naggaroth to the hordes of barbarians and once again begins his invasion of Ulthuan, while the armies of Finnubar prepare to meet him. Unfortunately for him, <s>Teclis murders him and makes it look like a suicide</s> Finnubar commits suicide, starting a leadership crisis. Korhil suspects foul play, but Tyrion is too busy organizing the defense of Ulthuan to give his suspicions the necessary attention.		Meanwhile in the New World, Malekith abandons Naggaroth to the hordes of barbarians and once again begins his invasion of Ulthuan, while the armies of Finnubar prepare to meet him. Unfortunately for him, <s>Teclis murders him and makes it look like a suicide</s> Finnubar commits suicide, starting a leadership crisis. Korhil suspects foul play, but Tyrion is too busy organizing the defense of Ulthuan to give his suspicions the necessary attention.

	Unfortunately for Tyrion, Prince Imrik accepts an offer of allegiance to Malekith. Tyrion had humiliated and browbeat him enough when he tried to organize a new election to the Phoenix Throne. And considering that Ulthuan was most likely going to lose the war, it was probably the right decision. The armies of Malekith march through the Eagle Gate and Malekith makes a bee-line for the Shrine of Asuryan, where <s>Teclis wards Malekith as he walks through the Flames to become the "Phoenix King"</s> Malekith walks unharmed through the Flame of Asuryan, and reveals that he was the rightful Phoenix King all along (guess he needed to grow up a bit before he was deemed worthy...) It is also revealed that those before him needed wards to keep themselves from being burned alive, and thus were cursed by Asuryan. This curse ultimately resulted to the despondency and ennui that led to Finubar's "suicide." Unwilling to serve the Witch King of Naggaroth, the Phoenix Guard abandon their King. Caradryan sails to the Old World, his goals unknown. Teclis becomes Malekith's favorite ~~adviser~~, much to the jealousy and rage of Morathi.		Unfortunately for Tyrion, Prince Imrik accepts an offer of allegiance to Malekith. Tyrion had humiliated and browbeat him enough when he tried to organize a new election to the Phoenix Throne. And considering that Ulthuan was most likely going to lose the war, it was probably the right decision. The armies of Malekith march through the Eagle Gate and Malekith makes a bee-line for the Shrine of Asuryan, where <s>Teclis wards Malekith as he walks through the Flames to become the "Phoenix King"</s> Malekith walks unharmed through the Flame of Asuryan, and reveals that he was the rightful Phoenix King all along (guess he needed to grow up a bit before he was deemed worthy...) It is also revealed that those before him needed wards to keep themselves from being burned alive, and thus were cursed by Asuryan. This curse ultimately resulted in the despondency and ennui that led to Finubar's "suicide." Unwilling to serve the Witch King of Naggaroth, the Phoenix Guard abandon their King. Caradryan sails to the Old World, his goals unknown. Teclis becomes Malekith's favorite advisor, much to the jealousy and rage of Morathi.

	The reaction to this is mixed, to say the least. Hellebron's loyalty begins to ~~wain~~, and pretty much every High Elf in existence is enraged by this turn of events. This includes Alarielle, who soon confronts Teclis about his bullshit. Teclis is persistent, however, and convinces her that Malekith is needed to save Elvenkind. Reluctantly, she agrees to marry the new Phoenix King and soothe the tempers of some of the Princes, while igniting the anger of one: Tyrion.		The reaction to this is mixed, to say the least. Hellebron's loyalty begins to wane, and pretty much every High Elf in existence is enraged by this turn of events. This includes Alarielle, who soon confronts Teclis about his bullshit. Teclis is persistent, however, and convinces her that Malekith is needed to save Elvenkind. Reluctantly, she agrees to marry the new Phoenix King and soothe the tempers of some of the Princes, while igniting the anger of one: Tyrion.

	Furious at these betrayals, Tyrion confronts his brother, calling him out on his bullshit. Tyrion claims that, together with Finubar, they could have defeated Malekith once and for all. Teclis replies that Malekith, despite being a dick, is the only real hope the Elves have to save their race (Tyrion might have brought up Alarielle cucking him, and Teclis might have brought up Aliathra in response....). At the end of the conversation, Tyrion, believing that everyone he loved is either dead or has betrayed him/elfkind (especially his brother), storms away and gathers a group of loyal high elves (along with their leaders, like Korhil and Prince Althran) to travel northward in the direction of the Widowmaker.		Furious at these betrayals, Tyrion confronts his brother, calling him out on his bullshit. Tyrion claims that, together with Finubar, they could have defeated Malekith once and for all. Teclis replies that Malekith, despite being a dick, is the only real hope that the Elves have to save their race (Tyrion might have brought up Alarielle cucking him, and Teclis might have brought up Aliathra in response....). At the end of the conversation, Tyrion, believing that everyone he loved is either dead or has betrayed him/elfkind (especially his brother), storms away and gathers a group of loyal high elves (along with their leaders, like Korhil and Prince Althran) to travel northward in the direction of the Widowmaker.

	In the final battle between the Avatar of Khaine, and Malekith's forces, Orion, the Witch King, and Alith Anar combine arms to defeat Tyrion. But before the final blow was struck, Teclis tore open a portal in time and flung him to safety. Despite Tyrion's vow to wreak vengeance on Malekith and his traitorous brother, Teclis still felt a fraternal duty to save his twin. Unfortunately, it was not enough to quench the fires of civil war, and even now, Tyrion and his followers plot the ruination of the new Phoenix King and establish new colonies on the remnants of Lustria, still wielding the Sword of Khaine.		In the final battle between the Avatar of Khaine, and Malekith's forces, Orion, the Witch King, and Alith Anar combine arms to defeat Tyrion. But before the final blow was struck, Teclis tore open a portal in time and flung him to safety. Despite Tyrion's vow to wreak vengeance on Malekith and his traitorous brother, Teclis still felt a fraternal duty to save his twin. Unfortunately, it was not enough to quench the fires of civil war, and even now, Tyrion and his followers plot the ruination of the new Phoenix King and establish new colonies on the remnants of Lustria, still wielding the Sword of Khaine.

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Ulthuan becomes Atlantis. The Elves aren't butchered.

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	Meanwhile in the New World, Malekith abandons Naggaroth to the hordes of barbarians and once again begins his invasion of Ulthuan, while the armies of Finnubar prepare to meet him. Unfortunately for him, <s>Teclis murders him and makes it look like a suicide</s> Finnubar commits suicide, starting a leadership crisis. Korhil suspects foul play, but Tyrion is too busy organizing the defense of Ulthuan to give his suspicions the necessary attention.		Meanwhile in the New World, Malekith abandons Naggaroth to the hordes of barbarians and once again begins his invasion of Ulthuan, while the armies of Finnubar prepare to meet him. Unfortunately for him, <s>Teclis murders him and makes it look like a suicide</s> Finnubar commits suicide, starting a leadership crisis. Korhil suspects foul play, but Tyrion is too busy organizing the defense of Ulthuan to give his suspicions the necessary attention.

	Unfortunately for Tyrion, Prince Imrik accepts an offer of allegiance to Malekith. Tyrion had humiliated and browbeat him enough when he tried to organize a new election to the Phoenix Throne. And considering that Ulthuan was most likely going to lose the war, it was probably the right decision. The armies of Malekith march through the Eagle Gate and Malekith makes a bee-line for the Shrine of Asuryan, where <s>Teclis wards Malekith as he walks through the Flames to become the "Phoenix King"</s> Malekith walks unharmed through the Flame of Asuryan, and reveals that he was the rightful Phoenix King all along ~~<s>(what doesn't kill you makes you stronger)!</s>~~(guess he needed to grow up a bit before he was deemed worthy...) It is also revealed that those before him needed wards to keep themselves from being burned alive, and thus were cursed by Asuryan. This curse ultimately resulted to the despondency and ennui that led to Finubar's "suicide." Unwilling to serve the Witch King of Naggaroth, the Phoenix Guard abandon their King. Caradryan sails to the Old World, his goals unknown. Teclis becomes Malekith's favorite adviser, much to the jealousy and rage of Morathi.		Unfortunately for Tyrion, Prince Imrik accepts an offer of allegiance to Malekith. Tyrion had humiliated and browbeat him enough when he tried to organize a new election to the Phoenix Throne. And considering that Ulthuan was most likely going to lose the war, it was probably the right decision. The armies of Malekith march through the Eagle Gate and Malekith makes a bee-line for the Shrine of Asuryan, where <s>Teclis wards Malekith as he walks through the Flames to become the "Phoenix King"</s> Malekith walks unharmed through the Flame of Asuryan, and reveals that he was the rightful Phoenix King all along (guess he needed to grow up a bit before he was deemed worthy...) It is also revealed that those before him needed wards to keep themselves from being burned alive, and thus were cursed by Asuryan. This curse ultimately resulted to the despondency and ennui that led to Finubar's "suicide." Unwilling to serve the Witch King of Naggaroth, the Phoenix Guard abandon their King. Caradryan sails to the Old World, his goals unknown. Teclis becomes Malekith's favorite adviser, much to the jealousy and rage of Morathi.

	The reaction to this is mixed, to say the least. Hellebron's loyalty begins to wain, and pretty much every High Elf in existence is enraged by this turn of events. This includes Alarielle, who soon confronts Teclis about his bullshit. Teclis is persistent, however, and convinces her that Malekith is needed to save Elvenkind. Reluctantly, she agrees to marry the new Phoenix King and soothe the tempers of some of the Princes, while igniting the anger of one: Tyrion.		The reaction to this is mixed, to say the least. Hellebron's loyalty begins to wain, and pretty much every High Elf in existence is enraged by this turn of events. This includes Alarielle, who soon confronts Teclis about his bullshit. Teclis is persistent, however, and convinces her that Malekith is needed to save Elvenkind. Reluctantly, she agrees to marry the new Phoenix King and soothe the tempers of some of the Princes, while igniting the anger of one: Tyrion.

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Ulthuan becomes Atlantis. The Elves aren't butchered.

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	Meanwhile in the New World, Malekith abandons Naggaroth to the hordes of barbarians and once again begins his invasion of Ulthuan, while the armies of Finnubar prepare to meet him. Unfortunately for him, <s>Teclis murders him and makes it look like a suicide</s> Finnubar commits suicide, starting a leadership crisis. Korhil suspects foul play, but Tyrion is too busy organizing the defense of Ulthuan to give his suspicions the necessary attention.		Meanwhile in the New World, Malekith abandons Naggaroth to the hordes of barbarians and once again begins his invasion of Ulthuan, while the armies of Finnubar prepare to meet him. Unfortunately for him, <s>Teclis murders him and makes it look like a suicide</s> Finnubar commits suicide, starting a leadership crisis. Korhil suspects foul play, but Tyrion is too busy organizing the defense of Ulthuan to give his suspicions the necessary attention.

	Unfortunately for Tyrion, Prince Imrik accepts an offer of allegiance to Malekith. Tyrion had humiliated and browbeat him enough when he tried to organize a new election to the Phoenix Throne. And considering that Ulthuan was most likely going to lose the war, it was probably the right decision. The armies of Malekith march through the Eagle Gate and Malekith makes a bee-line for the Shrine of Asuryan, where <s>Teclis wards Malekith as he walks through the Flames to become the "Phoenix King"</s> Malekith walks unharmed through the Flame of Asuryan, and reveals that he was the rightful Phoenix King all along (what doesn't kill you makes you stronger)! It is also revealed that those before him needed wards to keep themselves from being burned alive, and thus were cursed by Asuryan. This curse ultimately resulted to the despondency and ennui that led to Finubar's "suicide." Unwilling to serve the Witch King of Naggaroth, the Phoenix Guard abandon their King. Caradryan sails to the Old World, his goals unknown. Teclis becomes Malekith's favorite adviser, much to the jealousy and rage of Morathi.		Unfortunately for Tyrion, Prince Imrik accepts an offer of allegiance to Malekith. Tyrion had humiliated and browbeat him enough when he tried to organize a new election to the Phoenix Throne. And considering that Ulthuan was most likely going to lose the war, it was probably the right decision. The armies of Malekith march through the Eagle Gate and Malekith makes a bee-line for the Shrine of Asuryan, where <s>Teclis wards Malekith as he walks through the Flames to become the "Phoenix King"</s> Malekith walks unharmed through the Flame of Asuryan, and reveals that he was the rightful Phoenix King all along <s>(what doesn't kill you makes you stronger)!</s>(guess he needed to grow up a bit before he was deemed worthy...) It is also revealed that those before him needed wards to keep themselves from being burned alive, and thus were cursed by Asuryan. This curse ultimately resulted to the despondency and ennui that led to Finubar's "suicide." Unwilling to serve the Witch King of Naggaroth, the Phoenix Guard abandon their King. Caradryan sails to the Old World, his goals unknown. Teclis becomes Malekith's favorite adviser, much to the jealousy and rage of Morathi.

	The reaction to this is mixed, to say the least. Hellebron's loyalty begins to wain, and pretty much every High Elf in existence is enraged by this turn of events. This includes Alarielle, who soon confronts Teclis about his bullshit. Teclis is persistent, however, and convinces her that Malekith is needed to save Elvenkind. Reluctantly, she agrees to marry the new Phoenix King and soothe the tempers of some of the Princes, while igniting the anger of one: Tyrion.		The reaction to this is mixed, to say the least. Hellebron's loyalty begins to wain, and pretty much every High Elf in existence is enraged by this turn of events. This includes Alarielle, who soon confronts Teclis about his bullshit. Teclis is persistent, however, and convinces her that Malekith is needed to save Elvenkind. Reluctantly, she agrees to marry the new Phoenix King and soothe the tempers of some of the Princes, while igniting the anger of one: Tyrion.

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Ulthuan becomes Atlantis. The Elves aren't butchered.

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	===Ulthuan becomes Atlantis. The Elves aren't butchered.===		===Ulthuan becomes Atlantis. The Elves aren't butchered.===
	For starters, Teclis doesn't destroy Ulthuan ~~because~~ because he wants his capeshit fan fiction to become a reality, and Malekith isn't Darth Vader because he has anxiety issues. That being said, Teclis still helps Malekith become the Phoenix King, if only because he is the only person who can unite the Asur and Druchii under one banner to survive the apocalypse, which then causes the apocalypse.		For starters, Teclis doesn't destroy Ulthuan because he wants his capeshit fan fiction to become a reality, and Malekith isn't Darth Vader because he has anxiety issues. That being said, Teclis still helps Malekith become the Phoenix King, if only because he is the only person who can unite the Asur and Druchii under one banner to survive the apocalypse, which then causes the apocalypse.

	As per End Times, Aliathra gets kidnapped by Mannfred and sacrificed to resurrect Nagash, and is revealed to be the daughter of Alarielle and Tyrion. However, <s>Eltharion gives a good account of himself in his duel against Arkhan and lives to fight another day</s>Eltharion still dies, as neither side backs down but Eltharion puts up a better fight than the last time. Tyrion's spiral into rage begins when he learns of his daughter's death.		As per End Times, Aliathra gets kidnapped by Mannfred and sacrificed to resurrect Nagash, and is revealed to be the daughter of Alarielle and Tyrion. However, <s>Eltharion gives a good account of himself in his duel against Arkhan and lives to fight another day</s>Eltharion still dies, as neither side backs down but Eltharion puts up a better fight than the last time. Tyrion's spiral into rage begins when he learns of his daughter's death.

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	"Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair"
	- Ozymandias		{{Topquote\|Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair\|Ozymandias}}

	'''Endhammer''' (also known as “AU9” or “[[The_9th_Age\|9th Edition AU]]”) is a community-driven project to create a campaign setting for [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]], [[Mordheim]], and [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay]] in the wake of the End Times. It is also an experiment to see how easily /tg/ can come up with a better story than Games Workshop.		'''Endhammer''' (also known as “AU9” or “[[The_9th_Age\|9th Edition AU]]”) is a community-driven project to create a campaign setting for [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]], [[Mordheim]], and [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay]] in the wake of the End Times. It is also an experiment to see how easily /tg/ can come up with a better story than Games Workshop.

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	'''Endhammer''' (also known as “AU9” or “[[The_9th_Age\|9th Edition AU]]”) is a community-driven project to create a campaign setting for [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]], [[Mordheim]], and [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay]] in the wake of the End Times. It is also an experiment to see how easily /tg/ can come up with a better story than Games Workshop.		'''Endhammer''' (also known as “AU9” or “[[The_9th_Age\|9th Edition AU]]”) is a community-driven project to create a campaign setting for [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]], [[Mordheim]], and [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay]] in the wake of the End Times. It is also an experiment to see how easily /tg/ can come up with a better story than Games Workshop.

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			"Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair"
			- Ozymandias
	'''Endhammer''' (also known as “AU9” or “[[The_9th_Age\|9th Edition AU]]”) is a community-driven project to create a campaign setting for [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]], [[Mordheim]], and [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay]] in the wake of the End Times. It is also an experiment to see how easily /tg/ can come up with a better story than Games Workshop.		'''Endhammer''' (also known as “AU9” or “[[The_9th_Age\|9th Edition AU]]”) is a community-driven project to create a campaign setting for [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]], [[Mordheim]], and [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay]] in the wake of the End Times. It is also an experiment to see how easily /tg/ can come up with a better story than Games Workshop.