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2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:6131:1E26:C449:F533 at 14:50, 2 June 2023

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	Being a living creature and relying upon wings rather than jet engines, the Harridan cannot match an aircraft for straight line speed, but its lithe, twisting body is far more maneuverable, allowing it to twist and turn to avoid enemy fighters or ground fire. A Harridan lacks the speed to dogfight effectively with Imperial flyers, although Imperial pilots' after action reports tell tales of Harridans intercepting aircraft that fly too close, or of them sacrificing themselves in suicidal mid-air collisions that destroys both the aircraft and the Harridan [[Derp\|which is both unproductive for either races and]] [[Awesome\|awesome at the same time.]] Whether the Harridan is biologically plausible or not is a rich vein of [[skub]].		Being a living creature and relying upon wings rather than jet engines, the Harridan cannot match an aircraft for straight line speed, but its lithe, twisting body is far more maneuverable, allowing it to twist and turn to avoid enemy fighters or ground fire. A Harridan lacks the speed to dogfight effectively with Imperial flyers, although Imperial pilots' after action reports tell tales of Harridans intercepting aircraft that fly too close, or of them sacrificing themselves in suicidal mid-air collisions that destroys both the aircraft and the Harridan [[Derp\|which is both unproductive for either races and]] [[Awesome\|awesome at the same time.]] Whether the Harridan is biologically plausible or not is a rich vein of [[skub]].

	Harridans seem to act as brood mothers to smaller Gargoyles. A brood of as many as 20 [[Gargoyle_(Tyranids)\|Gargoyles]] can cling to the belly of the Harridan who acts as a “carrier” of sorts to transport the smaller Tyranid flyers, who, according to many experts, are incapable of long-distance flight. With a [[Gargoyle_(Tyranids)\|Gargoyle]] brood attached a Harridan's belly appears to constantly writhe with hideous clusters of scaly limbs and leather wings, writhing over the mother's skin and chitinous armour plates. As the Harridan soars over the battlefield the Gargoyles will detach themselves and flap off to attack the enemy. When Harridans gather for a large attack, swarms of Gargoyles will usually darken the skies around them.		Harridans seem to act as brood mothers to smaller Gargoyles. A brood of as many as 20 [[Gargoyle_(Tyranids)\|Gargoyles]] can cling to the belly of the Harridan who acts as a “carrier” of sorts to transport the smaller Tyranid flyers, who, according to many experts, are incapable of long-distance flight. With a [[Gargoyle_(Tyranids)\|Gargoyle]] brood attached a Harridan's belly appears to constantly writhe with hideous clusters of scaly limbs and leather wings, writhing over the mother's skin and chitinous armour plates. As the Harridan soars over the battlefield the Gargoyles will detach themselves and flap off to attack the enemy. When Harridans gather for a large attack, swarms of Gargoyles will usually darken the skies around them.

	[[Tl;dr]], they're basically a fucking insect dragon mommy IN SPHESS!		[[Tl;dr]], they're basically a fucking insect dragon mommy IN SPHESS!

1d4chan>Tsabo7: /* Overview */

2021-09-29T05:32:43Z

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	Harridans seem to act as brood mothers to smaller Gargoyles. A brood of as many as 20 [[Gargoyle_(Tyranids)\|Gargoyles]] can cling to the belly of the Harridan who acts as a “carrier” of sorts to transport the smaller Tyranid flyers, who, according to many experts, are incapable of long-distance flight. With a [[Gargoyle_(Tyranids)\|Gargoyle]] brood attached a Harridan's belly appears to constantly writhe with hideous clusters of scaly limbs and leather wings, writhing over the mother's skin and chitinous armour plates. As the Harridan soars over the battlefield the Gargoyles will detach themselves and flap off to attack the enemy. When Harridans gather for a large attack, swarms of Gargoyles will usually darken the skies around them.		Harridans seem to act as brood mothers to smaller Gargoyles. A brood of as many as 20 [[Gargoyle_(Tyranids)\|Gargoyles]] can cling to the belly of the Harridan who acts as a “carrier” of sorts to transport the smaller Tyranid flyers, who, according to many experts, are incapable of long-distance flight. With a [[Gargoyle_(Tyranids)\|Gargoyle]] brood attached a Harridan's belly appears to constantly writhe with hideous clusters of scaly limbs and leather wings, writhing over the mother's skin and chitinous armour plates. As the Harridan soars over the battlefield the Gargoyles will detach themselves and flap off to attack the enemy. When Harridans gather for a large attack, swarms of Gargoyles will usually darken the skies around them.

	[[Tl;dr]], they're basically a fucking insect dragon IN SPHESS!		[[Tl;dr]], they're basically a fucking insect dragon mommy IN SPHESS!

	[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]		[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]

1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 14:20, 2 July 2021

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	*'''Wingspan:''' 38.4m		*'''Wingspan:''' 38.4m
	*'''Weight:''' 11-62.4 tonnes		*'''Weight:''' 11-62.4 tonnes
			*'''Max Speed:''' 200kph
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	Being a living creature and relying upon wings rather than jet engines, the Harridan cannot match an aircraft for straight line speed, but its lithe, twisting body is far more maneuverable, allowing it to twist and turn to avoid enemy fighters or ground fire. A Harridan lacks the speed to dogfight effectively with Imperial flyers, although Imperial pilots' after action reports tell tales of Harridans intercepting aircraft that fly too close, or of them sacrificing themselves in suicidal mid-air collisions that destroys both the aircraft and the Harridan [[Derp\|which is both unproductive for either races and]] [[Awesome\|awesome at the same time.]] Whether the Harridan is biologically plausible or not is a rich vein of [[skub]].		Being a living creature and relying upon wings rather than jet engines, the Harridan cannot match an aircraft for straight line speed, but its lithe, twisting body is far more maneuverable, allowing it to twist and turn to avoid enemy fighters or ground fire. A Harridan lacks the speed to dogfight effectively with Imperial flyers, although Imperial pilots' after action reports tell tales of Harridans intercepting aircraft that fly too close, or of them sacrificing themselves in suicidal mid-air collisions that destroys both the aircraft and the Harridan [[Derp\|which is both unproductive for either races and]] [[Awesome\|awesome at the same time.]] Whether the Harridan is biologically plausible or not is a rich vein of [[skub]].

1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 14:20, 2 July 2021

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	[[File:Harridan2.jpg\|380px\|thumb\|right\|That Ork is about to have a bad day]]		[[File:Harridan2.jpg\|380px\|thumb\|right\|That Ork is about to have a bad day]]
	Harridans are one type of the fuck huge [[Tyranid]] Bio-Titans. Harridans however, are fuck huge Bio-Titans with wings. Because they're mostly airborne their legs have been reduced to stumps, and for some reason the moment they land is like a death sentence since they cannot take-off again... [[What\|Yes, The hive mind, master of all genetics, cannot figure out a way to give something with EXBOXHUGE Wings the ability to actually get off the ground.]] Whether this is an absurd [[Derp]] that the Hive Mind greatly needs to fix, or whether this is just maximum efficiency (most Harridans don't hit the ground until they're already dead) is up for debate.		'''Harridans''' (''Avius terriblis'') are one type of the fuck huge [[Tyranid]] Bio-Titans. Harridans however, are fuck huge Bio-Titans with wings. Because they're mostly airborne their legs have been reduced to stumps, and for some reason the moment they land is like a death sentence since they cannot take-off again... [[What\|Yes, The hive mind, master of all genetics, cannot figure out a way to give something with EXBOXHUGE Wings the ability to actually get off the ground.]] Whether this is an absurd [[Derp]] that the Hive Mind greatly needs to fix, or whether this is just maximum efficiency (most Harridans don't hit the ground until they're already dead) is up for debate.

	*'''Length:''' 28m		*'''Length:''' 28m

2607:FB90:E689:18D1:DDCB:C4DB:9ADD:6B50 at 23:27, 15 June 2021

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	Being a living creature and relying upon wings rather than jet engines, the Harridan cannot match an aircraft for straight line speed, but its lithe, twisting body is far more maneuverable, allowing it to twist and turn to avoid enemy fighters or ground fire. A Harridan lacks the speed to dogfight effectively with Imperial flyers, although Imperial pilots' after action reports tell tales of Harridans intercepting aircraft that fly too close, or of them sacrificing themselves in suicidal mid-air collisions that destroys both the aircraft and the Harridan [[Derp\|which is both unproductive for either races and]] [[Awesome\|awesome at the same time.]] Whether the Harridan is biologically plausible or not is a rich vein of [[skub]].		Being a living creature and relying upon wings rather than jet engines, the Harridan cannot match an aircraft for straight line speed, but its lithe, twisting body is far more maneuverable, allowing it to twist and turn to avoid enemy fighters or ground fire. A Harridan lacks the speed to dogfight effectively with Imperial flyers, although Imperial pilots' after action reports tell tales of Harridans intercepting aircraft that fly too close, or of them sacrificing themselves in suicidal mid-air collisions that destroys both the aircraft and the Harridan [[Derp\|which is both unproductive for either races and]] [[Awesome\|awesome at the same time.]] Whether the Harridan is biologically plausible or not is a rich vein of [[skub]].

	Harridans seem to act as brood mothers to smaller Gargoyles. A brood of as many as 20 [[Gargoyle_(Tyranids)\|Gargoyles]] can cling to the belly of the Harridan who acts as a “carrier” of sorts to transport the smaller Tyranid flyers, who, according to many experts, are incapable of long-distance flight. With a [[Gargoyle_(Tyranids)\|Gargoyle] brood attached a Harridan's belly appears to constantly writhe with hideous clusters of scaly limbs and leather wings, writhing over the mother's skin and chitinous armour plates. As the Harridan soars over the battlefield the Gargoyles will detach themselves and flap off to attack the enemy. When Harridans gather for a large attack, swarms of Gargoyles will usually darken the skies around them.		Harridans seem to act as brood mothers to smaller Gargoyles. A brood of as many as 20 [[Gargoyle_(Tyranids)\|Gargoyles]] can cling to the belly of the Harridan who acts as a “carrier” of sorts to transport the smaller Tyranid flyers, who, according to many experts, are incapable of long-distance flight. With a [[Gargoyle_(Tyranids)\|Gargoyle]] brood attached a Harridan's belly appears to constantly writhe with hideous clusters of scaly limbs and leather wings, writhing over the mother's skin and chitinous armour plates. As the Harridan soars over the battlefield the Gargoyles will detach themselves and flap off to attack the enemy. When Harridans gather for a large attack, swarms of Gargoyles will usually darken the skies around them.

	[[Tl;dr]], they're basically a fucking insect dragon IN SPHESS!		[[Tl;dr]], they're basically a fucking insect dragon IN SPHESS!

209.33.120.151 at 19:09, 15 June 2021

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	Being a living creature and relying upon wings rather than jet engines, the Harridan cannot match an aircraft for straight line speed, but its lithe, twisting body is far more maneuverable, allowing it to twist and turn to avoid enemy fighters or ground fire. A Harridan lacks the speed to dogfight effectively with Imperial flyers, although Imperial pilots' after action reports tell tales of Harridans intercepting aircraft that fly too close, or of them sacrificing themselves in suicidal mid-air collisions that destroys both the aircraft and the Harridan [[Derp\|which is both unproductive for either races and]] [[Awesome\|awesome at the same time.]] Whether the Harridan is biologically plausible or not is a rich vein of [[skub]].		Being a living creature and relying upon wings rather than jet engines, the Harridan cannot match an aircraft for straight line speed, but its lithe, twisting body is far more maneuverable, allowing it to twist and turn to avoid enemy fighters or ground fire. A Harridan lacks the speed to dogfight effectively with Imperial flyers, although Imperial pilots' after action reports tell tales of Harridans intercepting aircraft that fly too close, or of them sacrificing themselves in suicidal mid-air collisions that destroys both the aircraft and the Harridan [[Derp\|which is both unproductive for either races and]] [[Awesome\|awesome at the same time.]] Whether the Harridan is biologically plausible or not is a rich vein of [[skub]].

	Harridans seem to act as brood mothers to smaller Gargoyles. A brood of as many as 20 [[~~Gargoyle~~\|Gargoyles]] can cling to the belly of the Harridan who acts as a “carrier” of sorts to transport the smaller Tyranid flyers, who, according to many experts, are incapable of long-distance flight. With a [[Gargoyle]] brood attached a Harridan's belly appears to constantly writhe with hideous clusters of scaly limbs and leather wings, writhing over the mother's skin and chitinous armour plates. As the Harridan soars over the battlefield the Gargoyles will detach themselves and flap off to attack the enemy. When Harridans gather for a large attack, swarms of Gargoyles will usually darken the skies around them.		Harridans seem to act as brood mothers to smaller Gargoyles. A brood of as many as 20 [[Gargoyle_(Tyranids)\|Gargoyles]] can cling to the belly of the Harridan who acts as a “carrier” of sorts to transport the smaller Tyranid flyers, who, according to many experts, are incapable of long-distance flight. With a [[Gargoyle_(Tyranids)\|Gargoyle] brood attached a Harridan's belly appears to constantly writhe with hideous clusters of scaly limbs and leather wings, writhing over the mother's skin and chitinous armour plates. As the Harridan soars over the battlefield the Gargoyles will detach themselves and flap off to attack the enemy. When Harridans gather for a large attack, swarms of Gargoyles will usually darken the skies around them.

	[[Tl;dr]], they're basically a fucking insect dragon IN SPHESS!		[[Tl;dr]], they're basically a fucking insect dragon IN SPHESS!

104.220.162.108: /* Overview */

2021-06-07T11:17:23Z

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	*'''Weight:''' 11-62.4 tonnes		*'''Weight:''' 11-62.4 tonnes
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	Being a living creature and relying upon wings rather than jet engines, the Harridan cannot match an aircraft for straight line speed, but its lithe, twisting body is far more maneuverable, allowing it to twist and turn to avoid enemy fighters or ground fire. A Harridan lacks the speed to dogfight effectively with Imperial flyers, although Imperial pilots' after action reports tell tales of Harridans intercepting aircraft that fly too close, or of them sacrificing themselves in suicidal mid-air collisions that destroys both the aircraft and the Harridan [[Derp\|which is both unproductive for either races and]] [[Awesome\|awesome at the same time.]] ~~Although in all honesty a creature this size should <u>''NOT''</u> be able to twist its body or at~~ the ~~very least be very maneuverable as what the [[Fluff\|fluff]] states (size, after all, makes flexibility impossible. Just ask ancient Earth's giant snakes~~ or ~~sauropods). I mean the primary reason why flying animals gets big~~ is ~~for them to travel extremely long distances via sacrificing either speed or maneuverability. Is this~~ a ~~case~~ of ~~Tyranids giving evolution the middle finger or another case of GeeDub's basic~~ [[~~Fail\|failure~~]] of simple biology? [[Skub\|You decide.]] (But honestly, those are the same thing. It's still less unrealistic than a bolter. Right, because self-propelled explosives are more unrealistic as a flying alien dragon-thing bioweapon linked to a hive mind of space locust. Or that said bolts cannot be used in small-arms thirty-eight thousand years in the future because the modern version is not very effective.)		Being a living creature and relying upon wings rather than jet engines, the Harridan cannot match an aircraft for straight line speed, but its lithe, twisting body is far more maneuverable, allowing it to twist and turn to avoid enemy fighters or ground fire. A Harridan lacks the speed to dogfight effectively with Imperial flyers, although Imperial pilots' after action reports tell tales of Harridans intercepting aircraft that fly too close, or of them sacrificing themselves in suicidal mid-air collisions that destroys both the aircraft and the Harridan [[Derp\|which is both unproductive for either races and]] [[Awesome\|awesome at the same time.]] Whether the Harridan is biologically plausible or not is a rich vein of [[skub]].

	Harridans seem to act as brood mothers to smaller Gargoyles. A brood of as many as 20 [[Gargoyle\|Gargoyles]] can cling to the belly of the Harridan who acts as a “carrier” of sorts to transport the smaller Tyranid flyers, who, according to many experts, are incapable of long-distance flight. With a [[Gargoyle]] brood attached a Harridan's belly appears to constantly writhe with hideous clusters of scaly limbs and leather wings, writhing over the mother's skin and chitinous armour plates. As the Harridan soars over the battlefield the Gargoyles will detach themselves and flap off to attack the enemy. When Harridans gather for a large attack, swarms of Gargoyles will usually darken the skies around them.		Harridans seem to act as brood mothers to smaller Gargoyles. A brood of as many as 20 [[Gargoyle\|Gargoyles]] can cling to the belly of the Harridan who acts as a “carrier” of sorts to transport the smaller Tyranid flyers, who, according to many experts, are incapable of long-distance flight. With a [[Gargoyle]] brood attached a Harridan's belly appears to constantly writhe with hideous clusters of scaly limbs and leather wings, writhing over the mother's skin and chitinous armour plates. As the Harridan soars over the battlefield the Gargoyles will detach themselves and flap off to attack the enemy. When Harridans gather for a large attack, swarms of Gargoyles will usually darken the skies around them.

1d4chan>Flufflion: /* Overview */

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	*'''Weight:''' 11-62.4 tonnes		*'''Weight:''' 11-62.4 tonnes
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	Being a living creature and relying upon wings rather than jet engines, the Harridan cannot match an aircraft for straight line speed, but its lithe, twisting body is far more maneuverable, allowing it to twist and turn to avoid enemy fighters or ground fire. A Harridan lacks the speed to dogfight effectively with Imperial flyers, although Imperial pilots' after action reports tell tales of Harridans intercepting aircraft that fly too close, or of them sacrificing themselves in suicidal mid-air collisions that destroys both the aircraft and the Harridan [[Derp\|which is both unproductive for either races and]] [[Awesome\|awesome at the same time.]] Although in all honesty a creature this size should <u>''NOT''</u> be able to twist its body or at the very least be very maneuverable as what the [[Fluff\|fluff]] states (size, after all, makes flexibility impossible. Just ask ancient Earth's giant snakes or ~~Brontosaurus~~). I mean the primary reason why flying animals gets big is for them to travel extremely long distances via sacrificing either speed or maneuverability. Is this a case of Tyranids giving evolution the middle finger or another case of GeeDub's basic [[Fail\|failure]] of simple biology? [[Skub\|You decide.]] (But honestly, those are the same thing. It's still less unrealistic than a bolter. Right, because self-propelled explosives are more unrealistic as a flying alien dragon-thing bioweapon linked to a hive mind of space locust. Or that said bolts cannot be used in small-arms thirty-eight thousand years in the future because the modern version is not very effective.)		Being a living creature and relying upon wings rather than jet engines, the Harridan cannot match an aircraft for straight line speed, but its lithe, twisting body is far more maneuverable, allowing it to twist and turn to avoid enemy fighters or ground fire. A Harridan lacks the speed to dogfight effectively with Imperial flyers, although Imperial pilots' after action reports tell tales of Harridans intercepting aircraft that fly too close, or of them sacrificing themselves in suicidal mid-air collisions that destroys both the aircraft and the Harridan [[Derp\|which is both unproductive for either races and]] [[Awesome\|awesome at the same time.]] Although in all honesty a creature this size should <u>''NOT''</u> be able to twist its body or at the very least be very maneuverable as what the [[Fluff\|fluff]] states (size, after all, makes flexibility impossible. Just ask ancient Earth's giant snakes or sauropods). I mean the primary reason why flying animals gets big is for them to travel extremely long distances via sacrificing either speed or maneuverability. Is this a case of Tyranids giving evolution the middle finger or another case of GeeDub's basic [[Fail\|failure]] of simple biology? [[Skub\|You decide.]] (But honestly, those are the same thing. It's still less unrealistic than a bolter. Right, because self-propelled explosives are more unrealistic as a flying alien dragon-thing bioweapon linked to a hive mind of space locust. Or that said bolts cannot be used in small-arms thirty-eight thousand years in the future because the modern version is not very effective.)

	Harridans seem to act as brood mothers to smaller Gargoyles. A brood of as many as 20 [[Gargoyle\|Gargoyles]] can cling to the belly of the Harridan who acts as a “carrier” of sorts to transport the smaller Tyranid flyers, who, according to many experts, are incapable of long-distance flight. With a [[Gargoyle]] brood attached a Harridan's belly appears to constantly writhe with hideous clusters of scaly limbs and leather wings, writhing over the mother's skin and chitinous armour plates. As the Harridan soars over the battlefield the Gargoyles will detach themselves and flap off to attack the enemy. When Harridans gather for a large attack, swarms of Gargoyles will usually darken the skies around them.		Harridans seem to act as brood mothers to smaller Gargoyles. A brood of as many as 20 [[Gargoyle\|Gargoyles]] can cling to the belly of the Harridan who acts as a “carrier” of sorts to transport the smaller Tyranid flyers, who, according to many experts, are incapable of long-distance flight. With a [[Gargoyle]] brood attached a Harridan's belly appears to constantly writhe with hideous clusters of scaly limbs and leather wings, writhing over the mother's skin and chitinous armour plates. As the Harridan soars over the battlefield the Gargoyles will detach themselves and flap off to attack the enemy. When Harridans gather for a large attack, swarms of Gargoyles will usually darken the skies around them.