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	{{topquote\|By gnawing through a dike, even a rat may drown a nation.\|Edmund Burke}}		{{topquote\|By gnawing through a dike, even a rat may drown a nation.\|Edmund Burke}}
			{{topquote\|I'm the giant [[Skaven\|rat]] that makes all of the rules!\|Let's see what kind of trouble will the Skavens get themselves into.}}

	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

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	See, way, way back in the hoary days of old, when [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay]] was in its 1st edition, [[gnome]]s and [[Half-Orc]]s were to be found in the Warhammer world, and Skaven had only just gained their own dedicated army splatbook for WFB 4th edition, an absolute madlad named Garret Lepper compiled [[https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Warhammer/Fantasy/Roleplay/1st%20edition/Skaven%20-%20Book%20of%20the%20Rat.pdf The Book of the Rat]], a chunky 221-page PDF filled with Skaven lore and mechanics for Warhammer Roleplay, including careers, unique [[Clan Moulder]] monsters, and more. This book leaned heavily into the Horned Rat being a lesser Chaos God, similar to how a Skaven [[Daemon Prince]] was a sample Lesser Chaos God in the [[Realms of Chaos]]: The Lost and the Damned [[splatbook]], and gave the Horned Rat both its own random roll of rewards for Skaven players, ala [[Chaos Champion]]s, as well as its own army of [[daemon]]s.		See, way, way back in the hoary days of old, when [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay]] was in its 1st edition, [[gnome]]s and [[Half-Orc]]s were to be found in the Warhammer world, and Skaven had only just gained their own dedicated army splatbook for WFB 4th edition, an absolute madlad named Garret Lepper compiled [[https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Warhammer/Fantasy/Roleplay/1st%20edition/Skaven%20-%20Book%20of%20the%20Rat.pdf The Book of the Rat]], a chunky 221-page PDF filled with Skaven lore and mechanics for Warhammer Roleplay, including careers, unique [[Clan Moulder]] monsters, and more. This book leaned heavily into the Horned Rat being a lesser Chaos God, similar to how a Skaven [[Daemon Prince]] was a sample Lesser Chaos God in the [[Realms of Chaos]]: The Lost and the Damned [[splatbook]], and gave the Horned Rat both its own random roll of rewards for Skaven players, ala [[Chaos Champion]]s, as well as its own army of [[daemon]]s.

	In the Book of the Rat, the Horned Rat's daemons re given as:		In the Book of the Rat, the Horned Rat's daemons are given as:
	* '''[[Verminlord]]''': The Greater Daemon (with some elements of Daemon Prince).		* '''[[Verminlord]]''': The Greater Daemon (with some elements of Daemon Prince).
	* '''Ratfiend''': The Lesser Daemon; appears as a tall, muscular human with the head of a red-eyed rat. Freaks out Skaven for looking too much like a human, and humans for looking too much like a Skaven.		* '''Ratfiend''': The Lesser Daemon; appears as a tall, muscular human with the head of a red-eyed rat. Freaks out Skaven for looking too much like a human, and humans for looking too much like a Skaven.

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	== [[Age of Sigmar]] ==		== [[Age of Sigmar]] ==
	As of Age of Sigmar, the Horned Rat has added the term "Great" to his title and has been promoted into a major Chaos God, seemingly replacing Slaanesh as the fourth Great God of Chaos, so things are looking up for rats in the world. The rest of the Chaos Gods hate his guts even more than they hate each other, and when he tried to grant his blessing to Archaon, the new Incarnate of Chaos literally just spat in his face. Even when Slaanesh finally got their shackles loose enough to birth new avatars, thus proving that the original four were still a thing, the Horned Rat didn't see any loss in stature, just ~~a new enemy~~ to scheme against.		As of Age of Sigmar, the Horned Rat has added the term "Great" to his title and has been promoted into a major Chaos God, seemingly replacing Slaanesh as the fourth Great God of Chaos, so things are looking up for rats in the world. The rest of the Chaos Gods hate his guts even more than they hate each other, and when he tried to grant his blessing to Archaon, the new Incarnate of Chaos literally just spat in his face. Even when Slaanesh finally got their shackles loose enough to birth new avatars, thus proving that the original four were still a thing, the Horned Rat didn't see any loss in stature, he just got more enemies to scheme against.

	His followers remain just as crazed as ever, having somehow crashed the city of Skavenblight into the Realm of Chaos. This has allowed the Skaven to discover 'gnaw-holes' with which they can use to uncover secret routes throughout the realms - even Azyr, which had shut off all access towards it during the Age of Chaos.		His followers remain just as crazed as ever, having somehow crashed the city of Skavenblight into the Realm of Chaos. This has allowed the Skaven to discover 'gnaw-holes' with which they can use to uncover secret routes throughout the realms - even Azyr, which had shut off all access towards it during the Age of Chaos.

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Introduction

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	As you can expect, none of the other gods like him and he is the archenemy of several of them, particularly [[Sigmar]] and [[Sotek]]. The only reason he hasn't been curbstomped and fumigated is because he has perhaps more worshippers alive than any other god in the setting and this gives him a bloated amount of power (and a needless sense of self-importance). Granted the prayers of skaven carry about as much power as the value given for skaven lives as but put enough together and it gives him enough power to be a major god of the underworld. And that’s not taking into account the the power boost that comes from his…other followers.		As you can expect, none of the other gods like him and he is the archenemy of several of them, particularly [[Sigmar]] and [[Sotek]]. The only reason he hasn't been curbstomped and fumigated is because he has perhaps more worshippers alive than any other god in the setting and this gives him a bloated amount of power (and a needless sense of self-importance). Granted the prayers of skaven carry about as much power as the value given for skaven lives as but put enough together and it gives him enough power to be a major god of the underworld. And that’s not taking into account the the power boost that comes from his…other followers.

	See incredibly enough, despite, or rather perhaps because of all the horribleness mentioned before there is in fact one group of humans who actually worship the Skaven’s god as their own. According to the Warhammer RPG books in the wake of [[Archaon]] arriving on the scene and making a mess of the Empire’s day some humans fell to nihilism and began to believe that the fall of the Empire was inevitable. As a result these depressed humans started to look for ways to survive what they saw as the inevitable collapse of civilization, hopefully without having to endure all the nasty ass mutations that usually come from siding with a chaos god. Eventually they came to believe that following the Horned rat was their best bet and founded the Cult of the Yellow Fang in the Carroburg area of the Empire to further his dark ends. Members of this cult typically carry around fang shaped daggers and can be identified by things like: a yellow fang tattoo hidden on their body, wearing symbols that vaguely look Skaven, or even by the fact they will sometimes knock out of one of their own teeth and ~~wearing~~ it in a necklace around their neck (something which is easily overlooked since most people in the Empire have crap dental hygiene so a person missing a tooth isn’t that uncommon).		See incredibly enough, despite, or rather perhaps because of all the horribleness mentioned before there is in fact one group of humans who actually worship the Skaven’s god as their own. According to the Warhammer RPG books in the wake of [[Archaon]] arriving on the scene and making a mess of the Empire’s day some humans fell to nihilism and began to believe that the fall of the Empire was inevitable. As a result these depressed humans started to look for ways to survive what they saw as the inevitable collapse of civilization, hopefully without having to endure all the nasty ass mutations that usually come from siding with a chaos god. Eventually they came to believe that following the Horned rat was their best bet and founded the Cult of the Yellow Fang in the Carroburg area of the Empire to further his dark ends. Members of this cult typically carry around fang shaped daggers and can be identified by things like: a yellow fang tattoo hidden on their body, wearing symbols that vaguely look Skaven, or even by the fact they will sometimes knock out of one of their own teeth and wear it in a necklace around their neck (something which is easily overlooked since most people in the Empire have crap dental hygiene so a person missing a tooth isn’t that uncommon).

	At first glance the idea of such a cult existing among humans sounds utterly inconceivable, but to play the devil’s advocate, given that the Skaven have managed to survive all these years despite the anarchic and backstabbing mess that is their civilization something must be working in the rat folks favor and the cult believes that something be the Skaven’s god…hence why the cult wants to co-opt him for their own ends. As the cult sees it, the Skaven may be great survivors thanks to their god’s assistance but considering the Skaven got their asses handed to them by Emperor Mandred Skaven Slayer the last time they tried to conquer the world they obviously aren’t meant to rule over things. Instead the cult believes the Skaven are merely tools for their god to undermine the existing world order. Once the dust settles the cult believes the Skaven will inevitably turn in on themselves and at that point the human underlings on the winning side of things will have a chance to rise up to supplant the Skaven as the Horned Rat’s true chosen ones. Therefore in the meantime while they wait for the day the Horned Rat stands triumphant over the world the cult does everything in their power to try and curry the favor of the Rat god both to gain power from him and with the hope of one day convincing the god to move his favor away from the Skaven and towards his human worshippers. To that end the cult tries to be as useful as possible to the Horned Rat, assassinating their god’s enemies, feigning subservience to Skaven who they’ve “allied” with, assisting said Skaven with their plots, poisoning water supplies, undermining human societies from within, covering up Skaven operations so the common folk will continue to think the Skaven are a myth, selling the Skaven info on human city defenses and persons of interest, and occasionally sacrificing sapient beings to their demonic god.		At first glance the idea of such a cult existing among humans sounds utterly inconceivable, but to play the devil’s advocate, given that the Skaven have managed to survive all these years despite the anarchic and backstabbing mess that is their civilization something must be working in the rat folks favor and the cult believes that something be the Skaven’s god…hence why the cult wants to co-opt him for their own ends. As the cult sees it, the Skaven may be great survivors thanks to their god’s assistance but considering the Skaven got their asses handed to them by Emperor Mandred Skaven Slayer the last time they tried to conquer the world they obviously aren’t meant to rule over things. Instead the cult believes the Skaven are merely tools for their god to undermine the existing world order. Once the dust settles the cult believes the Skaven will inevitably turn in on themselves and at that point the human underlings on the winning side of things will have a chance to rise up to supplant the Skaven as the Horned Rat’s true chosen ones. Therefore in the meantime while they wait for the day the Horned Rat stands triumphant over the world the cult does everything in their power to try and curry the favor of the Rat god both to gain power from him and with the hope of one day convincing the god to move his favor away from the Skaven and towards his human worshippers. To that end the cult tries to be as useful as possible to the Horned Rat, assassinating their god’s enemies, feigning subservience to Skaven who they’ve “allied” with, assisting said Skaven with their plots, poisoning water supplies, undermining human societies from within, covering up Skaven operations so the common folk will continue to think the Skaven are a myth, selling the Skaven info on human city defenses and persons of interest, and occasionally sacrificing sapient beings to their demonic god.

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	At first glance the idea of such a cult existing among humans sounds utterly inconceivable, but to play the devil’s advocate, given that the Skaven have managed to survive all these years despite the anarchic and backstabbing mess that is their civilization something must be working in the rat folks favor and the cult believes that something be the Skaven’s god…hence why the cult wants to co-opt him for their own ends. As the cult sees it, the Skaven may be great survivors thanks to their god’s assistance but considering the Skaven got their asses handed to them by Emperor Mandred Skaven Slayer the last time they tried to conquer the world they obviously aren’t meant to rule over things. Instead the cult believes the Skaven are merely tools for their god to undermine the existing world order. Once the dust settles the cult believes the Skaven will inevitably turn in on themselves and at that point the human underlings on the winning side of things will have a chance to rise up to supplant the Skaven as the Horned Rat’s true chosen ones. Therefore in the meantime while they wait for the day the Horned Rat stands triumphant over the world the cult does everything in their power to try and curry the favor of the Rat god both to gain power from him and with the hope of one day convincing the god to move his favor away from the Skaven and towards his human worshippers. To that end the cult tries to be as useful as possible to the Horned Rat, assassinating their god’s enemies, feigning subservience to Skaven who they’ve “allied” with, assisting said Skaven with their plots, poisoning water supplies, undermining human societies from within, covering up Skaven operations so the common folk will continue to think the Skaven are a myth, selling the Skaven info on human city defenses and persons of interest, and occasionally sacrificing sapient beings to their demonic god.		At first glance the idea of such a cult existing among humans sounds utterly inconceivable, but to play the devil’s advocate, given that the Skaven have managed to survive all these years despite the anarchic and backstabbing mess that is their civilization something must be working in the rat folks favor and the cult believes that something be the Skaven’s god…hence why the cult wants to co-opt him for their own ends. As the cult sees it, the Skaven may be great survivors thanks to their god’s assistance but considering the Skaven got their asses handed to them by Emperor Mandred Skaven Slayer the last time they tried to conquer the world they obviously aren’t meant to rule over things. Instead the cult believes the Skaven are merely tools for their god to undermine the existing world order. Once the dust settles the cult believes the Skaven will inevitably turn in on themselves and at that point the human underlings on the winning side of things will have a chance to rise up to supplant the Skaven as the Horned Rat’s true chosen ones. Therefore in the meantime while they wait for the day the Horned Rat stands triumphant over the world the cult does everything in their power to try and curry the favor of the Rat god both to gain power from him and with the hope of one day convincing the god to move his favor away from the Skaven and towards his human worshippers. To that end the cult tries to be as useful as possible to the Horned Rat, assassinating their god’s enemies, feigning subservience to Skaven who they’ve “allied” with, assisting said Skaven with their plots, poisoning water supplies, undermining human societies from within, covering up Skaven operations so the common folk will continue to think the Skaven are a myth, selling the Skaven info on human city defenses and persons of interest, and occasionally sacrificing sapient beings to their demonic god.

	The Horned rat and his Skaven underlings for their part find the whole thing utterly hilarious and are more than happy to accept the assistance and worship of these desperate fools as in their minds it’s only natural that their inferiors should strive to try and be useful for their betters. Heck they don’t even care about the cult’s schemes for gaining more power since that’s exactly what they would do if the roles were switched! To be fair to cult though their efforts to impress the rat do seem to have somewhat worked as the Horned Rat did eventually instruct his followers to work with the other chaos god’s human followers during the End Times…but more on that later.		The Horned rat and his Skaven underlings for their part find the whole thing utterly hilarious and are more than happy to accept the assistance and worship of these desperate fools as in their minds it’s only natural that their inferiors should strive to try and be useful for their betters. Heck they don’t even care about the cult’s schemes for gaining more power since that’s exactly what they would do if the roles were switched! To be fair to the cult though, their efforts to impress the rat do seem to have somewhat worked as the Horned Rat did eventually instruct his followers to work with the other chaos god’s human followers during the End Times…but more on that later.

	Anyway, beyond the petty schemes mentioned before the Horned Rat didn’t really do much of anything throughout Warhammer Fantasy’s history, as he was too busy trying to avoid getting eaten by Sotek or his head smashed in by Sigmar's hammer.		Anyway, beyond the petty schemes mentioned before the Horned Rat didn’t really do much of anything throughout Warhammer Fantasy’s history, as he was too busy trying to avoid getting eaten by Sotek or his head smashed in by Sigmar's hammer.

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	At first glance the idea of such a cult existing among humans sounds utterly inconceivable, but to play the devil’s advocate, given that the Skaven have managed to survive all these years despite the anarchic and backstabbing mess that is their civilization something must be working in the rat folks favor and the cult believes that something be the Skaven’s god…hence why the cult wants to co-opt him for their own ends. As the cult sees it, the Skaven may be great survivors thanks to their god’s assistance but considering the Skaven got their asses handed to them by Emperor Mandred Skaven Slayer the last time they tried to conquer the world they obviously aren’t meant to rule over things. Instead the cult believes the Skaven are merely tools for their god to undermine the existing world order. Once the dust settles the cult believes the Skaven will inevitably turn in on themselves and at that point the human underlings on the winning side of things will have a chance to rise up to supplant the Skaven as the Horned Rat’s true chosen ones. Therefore in the meantime while they wait for the day the Horned Rat stands triumphant over the world the cult does everything in their power to try and curry the favor of the Rat god both to gain power from him and with the hope of one day convincing the god to move his favor away from the Skaven and towards his human worshippers. To that end the cult tries to be as useful as possible to the Horned Rat, assassinating their god’s enemies, feigning subservience to Skaven who they’ve “allied” with, assisting said Skaven with their plots, poisoning water supplies, undermining human societies from within, covering up Skaven operations so the common folk will continue to think the Skaven are a myth, selling the Skaven info on human city defenses and persons of interest, and occasionally sacrificing sapient beings to their demonic god.		At first glance the idea of such a cult existing among humans sounds utterly inconceivable, but to play the devil’s advocate, given that the Skaven have managed to survive all these years despite the anarchic and backstabbing mess that is their civilization something must be working in the rat folks favor and the cult believes that something be the Skaven’s god…hence why the cult wants to co-opt him for their own ends. As the cult sees it, the Skaven may be great survivors thanks to their god’s assistance but considering the Skaven got their asses handed to them by Emperor Mandred Skaven Slayer the last time they tried to conquer the world they obviously aren’t meant to rule over things. Instead the cult believes the Skaven are merely tools for their god to undermine the existing world order. Once the dust settles the cult believes the Skaven will inevitably turn in on themselves and at that point the human underlings on the winning side of things will have a chance to rise up to supplant the Skaven as the Horned Rat’s true chosen ones. Therefore in the meantime while they wait for the day the Horned Rat stands triumphant over the world the cult does everything in their power to try and curry the favor of the Rat god both to gain power from him and with the hope of one day convincing the god to move his favor away from the Skaven and towards his human worshippers. To that end the cult tries to be as useful as possible to the Horned Rat, assassinating their god’s enemies, feigning subservience to Skaven who they’ve “allied” with, assisting said Skaven with their plots, poisoning water supplies, undermining human societies from within, covering up Skaven operations so the common folk will continue to think the Skaven are a myth, selling the Skaven info on human city defenses and persons of interest, and occasionally sacrificing sapient beings to their demonic god.

	The Horned rat and his Skaven underlings for their part find the whole thing utterly hilarious and are more than happy to accept the assistance and worship of these desperate fools as in their minds it’s only natural that their inferiors should strive to try and be useful for their betters. Heck they don’t even care about the cult’s schemes for gaining more power since that’s exactly what they would do if the roles were switched! To be fair to ~~the~~ cult though, their efforts to impress the rat do seem to have somewhat worked as the Horned Rat did eventually instruct his followers to work with the other chaos god’s human followers during the End Times…but more on that later.		The Horned rat and his Skaven underlings for their part find the whole thing utterly hilarious and are more than happy to accept the assistance and worship of these desperate fools as in their minds it’s only natural that their inferiors should strive to try and be useful for their betters. Heck they don’t even care about the cult’s schemes for gaining more power since that’s exactly what they would do if the roles were switched! To be fair to cult though their efforts to impress the rat do seem to have somewhat worked as the Horned Rat did eventually instruct his followers to work with the other chaos god’s human followers during the End Times…but more on that later.

	Anyway, beyond the petty schemes mentioned before the Horned Rat didn’t really do much of anything throughout Warhammer Fantasy’s history, as he was too busy trying to avoid getting eaten by Sotek or his head smashed in by Sigmar's hammer.		Anyway, beyond the petty schemes mentioned before the Horned Rat didn’t really do much of anything throughout Warhammer Fantasy’s history, as he was too busy trying to avoid getting eaten by Sotek or his head smashed in by Sigmar's hammer.

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	At first glance the idea of such a cult existing among humans sounds utterly inconceivable, but to play the devil’s advocate, given that the Skaven have managed to survive all these years despite the anarchic and backstabbing mess that is their civilization something must be working in the rat folks favor and the cult believes that something be the Skaven’s god…hence why the cult wants to co-opt him for their own ends. As the cult sees it, the Skaven may be great survivors thanks to their god’s assistance but considering the Skaven got their asses handed to them by Emperor Mandred Skaven Slayer the last time they tried to conquer the world they obviously aren’t meant to rule over things. Instead the cult believes the Skaven are merely tools for their god to undermine the existing world order. Once the dust settles the cult believes the Skaven will inevitably turn in on themselves and at that point the human underlings on the winning side of things will have a chance to rise up to supplant the Skaven as the Horned Rat’s true chosen ones. Therefore in the meantime while they wait for the day the Horned Rat stands triumphant over the world the cult does everything in their power to try and curry the favor of the Rat god both to gain power from him and with the hope of one day convincing the god to move his favor away from the Skaven and towards his human worshippers. To that end the cult tries to be as useful as possible to the Horned Rat, assassinating their god’s enemies, feigning subservience to Skaven who they’ve “allied” with, assisting said Skaven with their plots, poisoning water supplies, undermining human societies from within, covering up Skaven operations so the common folk will continue to think the Skaven are a myth, selling the Skaven info on human city defenses and persons of interest, and occasionally sacrificing sapient beings to their demonic god.		At first glance the idea of such a cult existing among humans sounds utterly inconceivable, but to play the devil’s advocate, given that the Skaven have managed to survive all these years despite the anarchic and backstabbing mess that is their civilization something must be working in the rat folks favor and the cult believes that something be the Skaven’s god…hence why the cult wants to co-opt him for their own ends. As the cult sees it, the Skaven may be great survivors thanks to their god’s assistance but considering the Skaven got their asses handed to them by Emperor Mandred Skaven Slayer the last time they tried to conquer the world they obviously aren’t meant to rule over things. Instead the cult believes the Skaven are merely tools for their god to undermine the existing world order. Once the dust settles the cult believes the Skaven will inevitably turn in on themselves and at that point the human underlings on the winning side of things will have a chance to rise up to supplant the Skaven as the Horned Rat’s true chosen ones. Therefore in the meantime while they wait for the day the Horned Rat stands triumphant over the world the cult does everything in their power to try and curry the favor of the Rat god both to gain power from him and with the hope of one day convincing the god to move his favor away from the Skaven and towards his human worshippers. To that end the cult tries to be as useful as possible to the Horned Rat, assassinating their god’s enemies, feigning subservience to Skaven who they’ve “allied” with, assisting said Skaven with their plots, poisoning water supplies, undermining human societies from within, covering up Skaven operations so the common folk will continue to think the Skaven are a myth, selling the Skaven info on human city defenses and persons of interest, and occasionally sacrificing sapient beings to their demonic god.

	The Horned rat and his Skaven underlings for their part find the whole thing utterly hilarious and are more than happy to accept the assistance and worship of these desperate fools as in their minds it’s only natural that their inferiors should strive to try and be useful for their betters. Heck they don’t even care about the cult’s schemes for gaining more power since that’s exactly what they would do if the roles were switched! To be fair to cult though their efforts to impress the rat do seem to have somewhat worked as the Horned Rat did eventually instruct his followers to work with the other chaos god’s human followers during the End Times…but more on that later.		The Horned rat and his Skaven underlings for their part find the whole thing utterly hilarious and are more than happy to accept the assistance and worship of these desperate fools as in their minds it’s only natural that their inferiors should strive to try and be useful for their betters. Heck they don’t even care about the cult’s schemes for gaining more power since that’s exactly what they would do if the roles were switched! To be fair to the cult though, their efforts to impress the rat do seem to have somewhat worked as the Horned Rat did eventually instruct his followers to work with the other chaos god’s human followers during the End Times…but more on that later.

	Anyway, beyond the petty schemes mentioned before the Horned Rat didn’t really do much of anything throughout Warhammer Fantasy’s history, as he was too busy trying to avoid getting eaten by Sotek or his head smashed in by Sigmar's hammer.		Anyway, beyond the petty schemes mentioned before the Horned Rat didn’t really do much of anything throughout Warhammer Fantasy’s history, as he was too busy trying to avoid getting eaten by Sotek or his head smashed in by Sigmar's hammer.