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	Unfortunately, despite the cool/weird fluff written down, on the tabletop, the Hexrifle is just a bog-standard Sniper Rifle now. It can shoot at characters and has a tiny chance of inflicting a mortal wound in addition to normal damage. The weapon had a unique rule when it was introduced where it had a chance to insta-kill its target on a lucky dice roll, but not anymore! The fact that both the Acothyst and the Haemonculus like to get [[Rape\|close and dirty in melee]] and not stand back and fire Heavy weapons further hurts the potential of this weapon.		Unfortunately, despite the cool/weird fluff written down, on the tabletop, the Hexrifle is just a bog-standard Sniper Rifle now. It can shoot at characters and has a tiny chance of inflicting a mortal wound in addition to normal damage. The weapon had a unique rule when it was introduced where it had a chance to insta-kill its target on a lucky dice roll, but not anymore! The fact that both the Acothyst and the Haemonculus like to get [[Rape\|close and dirty in melee]] and not stand back and fire Heavy weapons further hurts the potential of this weapon.

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

	~~[[Category: Xenos]]~~

	~~[[Category: Eldar]]~~

	~~[[Category: Dark Eldar]]~~

	~~[[Category: Weapons]]~~

	~~[[Category: Warhammer Weapons]]~~

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2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:410D:DFE3:40C3:5619 at 10:41, 1 June 2023

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	The Hexrifle is another one of those [[Neuro-Disruptor\|bizarre Eldar weapons.]] Hexrifles are [[Dark Eldar]] weapons used primarily by [[Haemonculi]] and [[Wracks\|their pet minions]] that uses crystal cylinders that contain a tiny amount of the Glass Plague virus. Crystalline cylinders containing the tiniest quantity of the disease are fired from the rifles, shattering upon impact and exposing the target to the plague. The virus spreads incredibly fast on contact with flesh, [[Wat\|turning the victim into a glass statue.]] More often then not, the particular Dark Eldar would shout, "Strike a Pose!" before adding the victim as part of their collection. How a virus can rearrange the molecular structure of a carbon based lifeform into silicon is unknown, with the only explanation without going into supernatural means is through techno-babble/Webway-physics [[Bullshit\|bullshit.]]		The Hexrifle is another one of those [[Neuro-Disruptor\|bizarre Eldar weapons.]] Hexrifles are [[Dark Eldar]] weapons used primarily by [[Haemonculi]] and [[Wracks\|their pet minions]] that uses crystal cylinders that contain a tiny amount of the Glass Plague virus. Crystalline cylinders containing the tiniest quantity of the disease are fired from the rifles, shattering upon impact and exposing the target to the plague. The virus spreads incredibly fast on contact with flesh, [[Wat\|turning the victim into a glass statue.]] More often then not, the particular Dark Eldar would shout, "Strike a Pose!" before adding the victim as part of their collection. How a virus can rearrange the molecular structure of a carbon based lifeform into silicon is unknown, with the only explanation without going into supernatural means is through techno-babble/Webway-physics [[Bullshit\|bullshit.]]

	The Plague of Glass had once afflicted the Dark City in the 36th Millennium. Apparently, a Commorite "artist" called Jalaxlar opened his glass statue museum and was met with praise from other Dark Eldar. But a rival house attacked his crib and ransacked his lab, which released the Glass Virus into the dark city. It became a pandemic until the Haemonculus Coven known as the Hex developed a counter-virus that mitigated its effects. But not without storing samples of the disease in their laboratories, to employ as a weapon against their enemies. Each Hexrifle is unique, created for an individual Haemonculus to deliver this potent and exotic plague in battle, but all function in essentially the same way.		The Plague of Glass had once afflicted the Dark City in the 36th Millennium. Apparently, a Commorite "artist" called Jalaxlar opened his glass statue museum and was met with praise from other Dark Eldar. But a rival house attacked his crib and ransacked his lab, which released the Glass Virus into the dark city. It became a pandemic until the Haemonculus Coven known as the Hex developed a counter-virus that mitigated its effects. But not without storing samples of the disease in their laboratories, to employ as a weapon against their enemies. Each Hexrifle is unique, created for an individual Haemonculus to deliver this potent and exotic plague in battle, but all function in essentially the same way.

	Now, the Glass Plague is really terrifying to the Dark Eldar. "Why tho?" you ask. "A haemonculi should be able to resurrect a glassed DEldar, right?" Wrong. The Glass Plague also grants a 'true death'. Meaning, any Dark Eldar that get glassed get their soul destroyed. On one hand, they don't get nommed by Slaanesh. On the other hand, they are gone for good.		Now, the Glass Plague is really terrifying to the Dark Eldar. "Why tho?" you ask. "A haemonculi should be able to resurrect a glassed DEldar, right?" Wrong. The Glass Plague also grants a 'true death'. Meaning, any Dark Eldar that get glassed get their soul destroyed. On one hand, they don't get nommed by Slaanesh. On the other hand, they are gone for good.

	Unfortunately, despite the cool/weird fluff written down, on the tabletop, the Hexrifle is just a bog-standard Sniper Rifle now. It can shoot at characters and has a tiny chance of inflicting a mortal wound in addition to normal damage. The weapon had a unique rule when it was introduced where it had a chance to insta-kill its target on a lucky dice roll, but not anymore! The fact that both the Acothyst and the Haemonculus like to get [[Rape\|close and dirty in melee]] and not stand back and fire Heavy weapons further hurts the potential of this weapon.		Unfortunately, despite the cool/weird fluff written down, on the tabletop, the Hexrifle is just a bog-standard Sniper Rifle now. It can shoot at characters and has a tiny chance of inflicting a mortal wound in addition to normal damage. The weapon had a unique rule when it was introduced where it had a chance to insta-kill its target on a lucky dice roll, but not anymore! The fact that both the Acothyst and the Haemonculus like to get [[Rape\|close and dirty in melee]] and not stand back and fire Heavy weapons further hurts the potential of this weapon.

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

2A02:1808:82:937A:80AF:DA14:CC55:BE9E at 19:21, 25 May 2023

2023-05-25T19:21:45Z

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	The Hexrifle is another one of those [[Neuro-Disruptor\|bizarre Eldar weapons.]] Hexrifles are [[Dark Eldar]] weapons used primarily by [[Haemonculi]] and [[Wracks\|their pet minions]] that uses crystal cylinders that contain a tiny amount of the Glass Plague virus. Crystalline cylinders containing the tiniest quantity of the disease are fired from the rifles, shattering upon impact and exposing the target to the plague. The virus spreads incredibly fast on contact with flesh, [[Wat\|turning the victim into a glass statue.]] More often then not, the particular Dark Eldar would shout, "Strike a Pose!" before adding the victim as part of their collection. How a virus can rearrange the molecular structure of a carbon based lifeform into silicon is unknown, with the only explanation without going into supernatural means is through techno-babble/Webway-physics [[Bullshit\|bullshit.]]		The Hexrifle is another one of those [[Neuro-Disruptor\|bizarre Eldar weapons.]] Hexrifles are [[Dark Eldar]] weapons used primarily by [[Haemonculi]] and [[Wracks\|their pet minions]] that uses crystal cylinders that contain a tiny amount of the Glass Plague virus. Crystalline cylinders containing the tiniest quantity of the disease are fired from the rifles, shattering upon impact and exposing the target to the plague. The virus spreads incredibly fast on contact with flesh, [[Wat\|turning the victim into a glass statue.]] More often then not, the particular Dark Eldar would shout, "Strike a Pose!" before adding the victim as part of their collection. How a virus can rearrange the molecular structure of a carbon based lifeform into silicon is unknown, with the only explanation without going into supernatural means is through techno-babble/Webway-physics [[Bullshit\|bullshit.]]

	The Plague of Glass had once afflicted the Dark City in the 36th Millennium. Apparently, a Commorite "artist" called Jalaxlar opened his glass statue museum and was met with praise from other Dark Eldar. But a rival house attacked his crib and ransacked his lab, which released the Glass Virus into the dark city. It became a pandemic until the Haemonculus Coven known as the Hex developed a counter-virus that mitigated its effects. But not without storing samples of the disease in their laboratories, to employ as a weapon against their enemies. Each Hexrifle is unique, created for an individual Haemonculus to deliver this potent and exotic plague in battle, but all function in essentially the same way.		The Plague of Glass had once afflicted the Dark City in the 36th Millennium. Apparently, a Commorite "artist" called Jalaxlar opened his glass statue museum and was met with praise from other Dark Eldar. But a rival house attacked his crib and ransacked his lab, which released the Glass Virus into the dark city. It became a pandemic until the Haemonculus Coven known as the Hex developed a counter-virus that mitigated its effects. But not without storing samples of the disease in their laboratories, to employ as a weapon against their enemies. Each Hexrifle is unique, created for an individual Haemonculus to deliver this potent and exotic plague in battle, but all function in essentially the same way.

	Now, the Glass Plague is really terrifying to the Dark Eldar. "Why tho?" you ask. "A haemonculi should be able to resurrect a glassed DEldar, right?" Wrong. The Glass Plague also grants a 'true death'. Meaning, any Dark Eldar that get glassed get their soul destroyed. On one hand, they don't get nommed by Slaanesh. On the other hand, they are gone for good.		Now, the Glass Plague is really terrifying to the Dark Eldar. "Why tho?" you ask. "A haemonculi should be able to resurrect a glassed DEldar, right?" Wrong. The Glass Plague also grants a 'true death'. Meaning, any Dark Eldar that get glassed get their soul destroyed. On one hand, they don't get nommed by Slaanesh. On the other hand, they are gone for good.

1d4chan>Flufflion at 16:20, 14 October 2022

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	The Hexrifle is another one of those [[Neuro-Disruptor\|bizarre Eldar weapons.]] Hexrifles are [[Dark Eldar]] weapons used primarily by [[Haemonculi]] and [[Wracks\|their pet minions]] that uses crystal cylinders that contain a tiny amount of the Glass Plague virus. Crystalline cylinders containing the tiniest quantity of the disease are fired from the rifles, shattering upon impact and exposing the target to the plague. The virus spreads incredibly fast on contact with flesh, [[Wat\|turning the victim into a glass statue.]] More often then not, the particular Dark Eldar would shout, "Strike a Pose!" before adding the victim as part of their collection. How a virus can rearrange the molecular structure of a carbon based lifeform into silicon is unknown, with the only explanation without going into supernatural means is through techno-babble/Webway-physics [[Bullshit\|bullshit.]]		The Hexrifle is another one of those [[Neuro-Disruptor\|bizarre Eldar weapons.]] Hexrifles are [[Dark Eldar]] weapons used primarily by [[Haemonculi]] and [[Wracks\|their pet minions]] that uses crystal cylinders that contain a tiny amount of the Glass Plague virus. Crystalline cylinders containing the tiniest quantity of the disease are fired from the rifles, shattering upon impact and exposing the target to the plague. The virus spreads incredibly fast on contact with flesh, [[Wat\|turning the victim into a glass statue.]] More often then not, the particular Dark Eldar would shout, "Strike a Pose!" before adding the victim as part of their collection. How a virus can rearrange the molecular structure of a carbon based lifeform into silicon is unknown, with the only explanation without going into supernatural means is through techno-babble/Webway-physics [[Bullshit\|bullshit.]]

	The Plague of Glass had once afflicted the Dark City in the 36th Millennium. Apparently, a Commorite "artist" called Jalaxlar opened his glass statue museum and was met with praise from other Dark Eldar. But a rival house attacked his crib and ransacked his lab, which released the Glass Virus into the dark city. ~~While~~ the ~~plague itself has long since been stopped,~~ samples of the disease ~~still exist~~ in ~~phials within the~~ laboratories ~~of Haemonculi~~, to employ as a weapon against their enemies. Each Hexrifle is unique, created for an individual Haemonculus to deliver this potent and exotic plague in battle, but all function in essentially the same way.		The Plague of Glass had once afflicted the Dark City in the 36th Millennium. Apparently, a Commorite "artist" called Jalaxlar opened his glass statue museum and was met with praise from other Dark Eldar. But a rival house attacked his crib and ransacked his lab, which released the Glass Virus into the dark city. It became a pandemic until the Haemonculus Coven known as the Hex developed a counter-virus that mitigated its effects. But not without storing samples of the disease in their laboratories, to employ as a weapon against their enemies. Each Hexrifle is unique, created for an individual Haemonculus to deliver this potent and exotic plague in battle, but all function in essentially the same way.

	Now, the Glass Plague is really terrifying to the Dark Eldar. "Why tho?" you ask. "A haemonculi should be able to resurrect a glassed DEldar, right?" Wrong. The Glass Plague also grants a 'true death'. Meaning, any Dark Eldar that get glassed get their soul destroyed. On one hand, they don't get nommed by Slaanesh. On the other hand, they are gone for good.		Now, the Glass Plague is really terrifying to the Dark Eldar. "Why tho?" you ask. "A haemonculi should be able to resurrect a glassed DEldar, right?" Wrong. The Glass Plague also grants a 'true death'. Meaning, any Dark Eldar that get glassed get their soul destroyed. On one hand, they don't get nommed by Slaanesh. On the other hand, they are gone for good.

5.14.135.20: Added details to the Glass Plague

2022-10-08T17:57:06Z

Added details to the Glass Plague

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	The Hexrifle is another one of those [[Neuro-Disruptor\|bizarre Eldar weapons.]] Hexrifles are [[Dark Eldar]] weapons used primarily by [[Haemonculi]] and [[Wracks\|their pet minions]] that uses crystal cylinders that contain a tiny amount of the Glass Plague virus. Crystalline cylinders containing the tiniest quantity of the disease are fired from the rifles, shattering upon impact and exposing the target to the plague. The virus spreads incredibly fast on contact with flesh, [[Wat\|turning the victim into a glass statue.]] More often then not, the particular Dark Eldar would shout, "Strike a Pose!" before adding the victim as part of their collection. How a virus can rearrange the molecular structure of a carbon based lifeform into silicon is unknown, with the only explanation without going into supernatural means is through techno-babble/Webway-physics [[Bullshit\|bullshit.]]		The Hexrifle is another one of those [[Neuro-Disruptor\|bizarre Eldar weapons.]] Hexrifles are [[Dark Eldar]] weapons used primarily by [[Haemonculi]] and [[Wracks\|their pet minions]] that uses crystal cylinders that contain a tiny amount of the Glass Plague virus. Crystalline cylinders containing the tiniest quantity of the disease are fired from the rifles, shattering upon impact and exposing the target to the plague. The virus spreads incredibly fast on contact with flesh, [[Wat\|turning the victim into a glass statue.]] More often then not, the particular Dark Eldar would shout, "Strike a Pose!" before adding the victim as part of their collection. How a virus can rearrange the molecular structure of a carbon based lifeform into silicon is unknown, with the only explanation without going into supernatural means is through techno-babble/Webway-physics [[Bullshit\|bullshit.]]

	The Plague of Glass had once afflicted the Dark City in the 36th Millennium. While the plague itself has long since been stopped, samples of the disease still exist in phials within the laboratories of Haemonculi, to employ as a weapon against their enemies. Each Hexrifle is unique, created for an individual Haemonculus to deliver this potent and exotic plague in battle, but all function in essentially the same way.		The Plague of Glass had once afflicted the Dark City in the 36th Millennium. Apparently, a Commorite "artist" called Jalaxlar opened his glass statue museum and was met with praise from other Dark Eldar. But a rival house attacked his crib and ransacked his lab, which released the Glass Virus into the dark city. While the plague itself has long since been stopped, samples of the disease still exist in phials within the laboratories of Haemonculi, to employ as a weapon against their enemies. Each Hexrifle is unique, created for an individual Haemonculus to deliver this potent and exotic plague in battle, but all function in essentially the same way.

			Now, the Glass Plague is really terrifying to the Dark Eldar. "Why tho?" you ask. "A haemonculi should be able to resurrect a glassed DEldar, right?" Wrong. The Glass Plague also grants a 'true death'. Meaning, any Dark Eldar that get glassed get their soul destroyed. On one hand, they don't get nommed by Slaanesh. On the other hand, they are gone for good.

	Unfortunately, despite the cool/weird fluff written down, on the tabletop, the Hexrifle is just a bog-standard Sniper Rifle now. It can shoot at characters and has a tiny chance of inflicting a mortal wound in addition to normal damage. The weapon had a unique rule when it was introduced where it had a chance to insta-kill its target on a lucky dice roll, but not anymore! The fact that both the Acothyst and the Haemonculus like to get [[Rape\|close and dirty in melee]] and not stand back and fire Heavy weapons further hurts the potential of this weapon.		Unfortunately, despite the cool/weird fluff written down, on the tabletop, the Hexrifle is just a bog-standard Sniper Rifle now. It can shoot at characters and has a tiny chance of inflicting a mortal wound in addition to normal damage. The weapon had a unique rule when it was introduced where it had a chance to insta-kill its target on a lucky dice roll, but not anymore! The fact that both the Acothyst and the Haemonculus like to get [[Rape\|close and dirty in melee]] and not stand back and fire Heavy weapons further hurts the potential of this weapon.

2600:1012:B063:265C:8827:B502:1FCA:9831 at 13:26, 30 June 2021

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	[[File:Hexrifle2.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|A Hexrifle. Eugene Stoner does NOT approve.]]		[[File:Hexrifle2.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|A Hexrifle. Eugene Stoner does NOT approve.]]

	The Hexrifle is another one of those [[Neuro-Disruptor\|bizarre Eldar weapons.]] Hexrifles are [[Dark Eldar]] weapons used primarily by [[Haemonculi]] and [[Wracks\|their pet minions]] that uses crystal cylinders that contain a tiny amount of the Glass Plague virus. Crystalline cylinders containing the tiniest quantity of the disease are fired from the rifles, shattering upon impact and exposing the target to the plague. The virus spreads incredibly fast on contact with flesh, [[Wat\|turning the victim into a glass statue.]] ~~Most~~ often then not, the particular Dark Eldar would shout, "Strike a Pose!" before adding the victim as part of their collection. How a virus can rearrange the molecular structure of a carbon based lifeform into silicon is unknown, with the only explanation without going into supernatural means is through techno-babble/Webway-physics [[Bullshit\|bullshit.]]		The Hexrifle is another one of those [[Neuro-Disruptor\|bizarre Eldar weapons.]] Hexrifles are [[Dark Eldar]] weapons used primarily by [[Haemonculi]] and [[Wracks\|their pet minions]] that uses crystal cylinders that contain a tiny amount of the Glass Plague virus. Crystalline cylinders containing the tiniest quantity of the disease are fired from the rifles, shattering upon impact and exposing the target to the plague. The virus spreads incredibly fast on contact with flesh, [[Wat\|turning the victim into a glass statue.]] More often then not, the particular Dark Eldar would shout, "Strike a Pose!" before adding the victim as part of their collection. How a virus can rearrange the molecular structure of a carbon based lifeform into silicon is unknown, with the only explanation without going into supernatural means is through techno-babble/Webway-physics [[Bullshit\|bullshit.]]

	The Plague of Glass had once afflicted the Dark City in the 36th Millennium. While the plague itself has long since been stopped, samples of the disease still exist in phials within the laboratories of Haemonculi, to employ as a weapon against their enemies. Each Hexrifle is unique, created for an individual Haemonculus to deliver this potent and exotic plague in battle, but all function in essentially the same way.		The Plague of Glass had once afflicted the Dark City in the 36th Millennium. While the plague itself has long since been stopped, samples of the disease still exist in phials within the laboratories of Haemonculi, to employ as a weapon against their enemies. Each Hexrifle is unique, created for an individual Haemonculus to deliver this potent and exotic plague in battle, but all function in essentially the same way.

1d4chan>Flufflion at 05:16, 9 February 2021

2021-02-09T05:16:41Z

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	The Plague of Glass had once afflicted the Dark City in the 36th Millennium. While the plague itself has long since been stopped, samples of the disease still exist in phials within the laboratories of Haemonculi, to employ as a weapon against their enemies. Each Hexrifle is unique, created for an individual Haemonculus to deliver this potent and exotic plague in battle, but all function in essentially the same way.		The Plague of Glass had once afflicted the Dark City in the 36th Millennium. While the plague itself has long since been stopped, samples of the disease still exist in phials within the laboratories of Haemonculi, to employ as a weapon against their enemies. Each Hexrifle is unique, created for an individual Haemonculus to deliver this potent and exotic plague in battle, but all function in essentially the same way.

	Unfortunately, despite the cool/weird fluff written down, on the tabletop, the Hexrifle is just a bog-standard Sniper Rifle now. It can shoot at characters and has a tiny chance of inflicting a mortal wound in addition to normal damage. ~~You would wish that GW would create some~~ unique rule ~~for this unique weapon~~, but ~~nope~~! The fact that both the Acothyst and the Haemonculus like to get [[Rape\|close and dirty in melee]] and not stand back and fire Heavy weapons further hurts the potential of this weapon.		Unfortunately, despite the cool/weird fluff written down, on the tabletop, the Hexrifle is just a bog-standard Sniper Rifle now. It can shoot at characters and has a tiny chance of inflicting a mortal wound in addition to normal damage. The weapon had a unique rule when it was introduced where it had a chance to insta-kill its target on a lucky dice roll, but not anymore! The fact that both the Acothyst and the Haemonculus like to get [[Rape\|close and dirty in melee]] and not stand back and fire Heavy weapons further hurts the potential of this weapon.

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

1d4chan>Flufflion at 05:15, 9 February 2021

2021-02-09T05:15:15Z

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	[[File:Hexrifle2.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|A Hexrifle. Eugene Stoner does NOT approve.]]		[[File:Hexrifle2.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|A Hexrifle. Eugene Stoner does NOT approve.]]

	The Hexrifle is another one of those [[Neuro-Disruptor\|bizarre Eldar weapons.]] Hexrifles are [[Dark Eldar]] weapons used primarily by [[Haemonculi]] and [[Wracks\|their pet minions]] that uses crystal cylinders that contain a tiny amount of the Glass Plague virus. Crystalline cylinders containing the tiniest quantity of the disease are fired from the rifles, shattering upon impact and exposing the target to the plague. The virus spreads incredibly fast on contact with flesh, [[Wat\|turning the victim into a glass statue.]] Most often then not, the particular Dark Eldar would shout, "Strike a Pose!" before adding the victim as part of their collection. How a virus can rearrange the molecular structure of a carbon based lifeform into silicon is unknown, with the only explanation is through techno-babble/Webway-physics [[Bullshit\|bullshit.]]		The Hexrifle is another one of those [[Neuro-Disruptor\|bizarre Eldar weapons.]] Hexrifles are [[Dark Eldar]] weapons used primarily by [[Haemonculi]] and [[Wracks\|their pet minions]] that uses crystal cylinders that contain a tiny amount of the Glass Plague virus. Crystalline cylinders containing the tiniest quantity of the disease are fired from the rifles, shattering upon impact and exposing the target to the plague. The virus spreads incredibly fast on contact with flesh, [[Wat\|turning the victim into a glass statue.]] Most often then not, the particular Dark Eldar would shout, "Strike a Pose!" before adding the victim as part of their collection. How a virus can rearrange the molecular structure of a carbon based lifeform into silicon is unknown, with the only explanation without going into supernatural means is through techno-babble/Webway-physics [[Bullshit\|bullshit.]]

	The Plague of Glass had once afflicted the Dark City in the 36th Millennium. While the plague itself has long since been stopped, samples of the disease still exist in phials within the laboratories of Haemonculi, to employ as a weapon against their enemies. Each Hexrifle is unique, created for an individual Haemonculus to deliver this potent and exotic plague in battle, but all function in essentially the same way.		The Plague of Glass had once afflicted the Dark City in the 36th Millennium. While the plague itself has long since been stopped, samples of the disease still exist in phials within the laboratories of Haemonculi, to employ as a weapon against their enemies. Each Hexrifle is unique, created for an individual Haemonculus to deliver this potent and exotic plague in battle, but all function in essentially the same way.