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	{{topquote\|Tyrants have always some slight shade of virtue; they support the laws before destroying them.\|Voltaire}}		{{topquote\|Tyrants have always some slight shade of virtue; they support the laws before destroying them.\|Voltaire}}

	'''Malekith''' (pronounced either as "Mah-leh-kith" or "May-leh-kith") is the supreme ruler of the Druchii (or Dark Elves) of Naggaroth and one of the resident [[Big Bad Evil Guy\|BBEG'S]] of Warhammer Fantasy (alongside Archaon and Nagash). He is also Known as 'The Witch King of Naggaroth', or just simply '''The Witch King'''. All the way up through the End times he still [[Meme\|lived with his mom]]. Malekith is a rather divisive character among the fanbase (though to be fair the same could be said of many Warhammer villains), depending on who you ask he's either a [[Awesome\|badass villain with a cool design, an interesting backstory and a surprisingly complex personality]] or a [[FAIL\|whiny entitled momma's boy who couldn't handle not getting his own way]]. Whatever you think of him it's hard to deny that he at least has more character depth than [[Nagash]] (whose entire personality can essentially be summed up as "sociopathic asshole" and who committed many of the same acts of dickery Malekith did for arguably far pettier reasons) and lacks the obnoxious [[Mary Sue]] tendencies of Archaon, so he has that going for him.		'''Malekith''' (pronounced either as "Mah-leh-kith" or "May-leh-kith") is the supreme ruler of the Druchii (or Dark Elves) of Naggaroth and one of the resident [[Big Bad Evil Guy\|BBEG'S]] of Warhammer Fantasy (alongside Archaon and Nagash). He is also Known as 'The Witch King of Naggaroth', or just simply '''The Witch King'''. All the way up through the End times he still [[Meme\|lived with his mom]]. Malekith is a rather divisive character among the fanbase (though to be fair the same could be said of many Warhammer villains), depending on who you ask he's either a [[Awesome\|badass villain with a cool design, an interesting backstory and a surprisingly complex personality]] or a [[FAIL\|whiny entitled momma's boy who couldn't handle not getting his own way]]. Whatever you think of him it's hard to deny that he at least has more character depth than [[Nagash]] (whose entire personality can essentially be summed up as "sociopathic asshole" and who committed many of the same acts of dickery Malekith did for arguably far pettier reasons) and lacks the obnoxious [[Mary Sue]] tendencies of [[Archaon]], so he has that going for him.

	Not to be confused with the shitty but otherwise similar character with the same name from Marvel Comics and derived media.		Not to be confused with the shitty but otherwise similar character with the same name from Marvel Comics and derived media.

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	His quest eventually led him to the underworlds of Shyish and later to the other Aelven deities - the Twin Gods of Hysh Tyrion and Teclis. Tyrion and Teclis, especially Tyrion, had been archrivals to Malerion in the World That Was, and had since become beings so anathema to one another they couldn't enter the other's Realm in the new creation. But both heard the cries of the many tortured souls of ancient Elves - now Aelves yet to be born - devoured by the Chaos God Slaanesh during the End Times and the destruction of the World That Was. This led to the most unlikely of partnerships.		His quest eventually led him to the underworlds of Shyish and later to the other Aelven deities - the Twin Gods of Hysh Tyrion and Teclis. Tyrion and Teclis, especially Tyrion, had been archrivals to Malerion in the World That Was, and had since become beings so anathema to one another they couldn't enter the other's Realm in the new creation. But both heard the cries of the many tortured souls of ancient Elves - now Aelves yet to be born - devoured by the Chaos God Slaanesh during the End Times and the destruction of the World That Was. This led to the most unlikely of partnerships.

	Together the ~~four~~ Aelven gods discovered Uhl-Ghysh, the sub-realm between Ulgu and Hysh that was both light and darkness in which they could meet as allies and plot their vengeance against Slaanesh.		Together the three Aelven gods (and Morathi) discovered Uhl-Ghysh, the sub-realm between Ulgu and Hysh that was both light and darkness in which they could meet as allies and plot their vengeance against Slaanesh.

	Throughout the Age of Myth, Malerion gave every appearance of labouring for Sigmar's Pantheon, though little he did was entirely altruistic. He crafted the Gladitorium, his greatest gift to the God-King, an arena of such awesome illusory power that warriors could fight to the death within and yet come to no harm, emerging unhurt after. Unbeknownst to Sigmar, Malerion could gaze into the Gladitorium at will, studying the stratagems of Sigmar's finest champions against the day they were (inevitably) sent against him. Uncommon among Age of Sigmar's gods, Malerion actually has specific commandments for his worshippers, with only four known ones so far;		Throughout the Age of Myth, Malerion gave every appearance of labouring for Sigmar's Pantheon, though little he did was entirely altruistic. He crafted the Gladitorium, his greatest gift to the God-King, an arena of such awesome illusory power that warriors could fight to the death within and yet come to no harm, emerging unhurt after. Unbeknownst to Sigmar, Malerion could gaze into the Gladitorium at will, studying the stratagems of Sigmar's finest champions against the day they were (inevitably) sent against him. Uncommon among Age of Sigmar's gods, Malerion actually has specific commandments for his worshippers, with only four known ones so far;

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	==Age of Sigmar==		==Age of Sigmar==
	[[File:Malekiths OC Fursona.png\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Malekith's Age of Sigmar [[Furry\|fursona]] self.]]		[[File:Malekiths OC Fursona.png\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Malekith's Age of Sigmar [[Furry\|fursona]] self.]]
	Malekith ~~returns~~, and it was originally believed by many that based on his canon appearance as seen to the right it appeared as if he had fused with Seraphon (no, not those [[Lizardmen\|Seraphon]]); it turns out he just sort of looks like a dragonman because that almost certainly being because it justifies a new $100+ plastic kit to replace his dated metal one.		Malekith returned and set himself up as the god Malerion, presiding over deceit and shadows. It was originally believed by many that based on his canon appearance as seen to the right it appeared as if he had fused with Seraphon (no, not those [[Lizardmen\|Seraphon]]); it turns out he just sort of looks like a dragonman because that almost certainly being because it justifies a new $100+ plastic kit to replace his dated metal one.

	===Age of Myth===		===Age of Myth===
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	Together the four Aelven gods discovered Uhl-Ghysh, the sub-realm between Ulgu and Hysh that was both light and darkness in which they could meet as allies and plot their vengeance against Slaanesh.		Together the four Aelven gods discovered Uhl-Ghysh, the sub-realm between Ulgu and Hysh that was both light and darkness in which they could meet as allies and plot their vengeance against Slaanesh.

	Throughout the Age of Myth, Malerion gave every appearance of labouring for Sigmar's Pantheon, though little he did was entirely altruistic. He crafted the Gladitorium, his greatest gift to the God-King, an arena of such awesome illusory power that warriors could fight to the death within and yet come to no harm, emerging unhurt after. Unbeknownst to Sigmar, Malerion could gaze into the Gladitorium at will, studying the stratagems of Sigmar's finest champions against the day they were (inevitably) sent against him.		Throughout the Age of Myth, Malerion gave every appearance of labouring for Sigmar's Pantheon, though little he did was entirely altruistic. He crafted the Gladitorium, his greatest gift to the God-King, an arena of such awesome illusory power that warriors could fight to the death within and yet come to no harm, emerging unhurt after. Unbeknownst to Sigmar, Malerion could gaze into the Gladitorium at will, studying the stratagems of Sigmar's finest champions against the day they were (inevitably) sent against him. Uncommon among Age of Sigmar's gods, Malerion actually has specific commandments for his worshippers, with only four known ones so far;

			* Give deference to shadows, for there walks Malerion.
			* Knowledge is power. Seek it, keep it, but most importantly, use it.
			* The deadliest blow is that which strikes unseen.
			* There are many gods in the Mortal Realms, but only one King in the Shadow.

	He also tutored those Azyrian Aelves who showed promise in shadow magic and brought them with him to Uhl-Ghysh. With Teclis' aid Malerion constructed a paradoxical engine of light and shadow, his contribution to the great plot that would lure Slaanesh, devourer of the Aelves of old, to Uhl-Ghysh and trap him in formless chains.		He also tutored those Azyrian Aelves who showed promise in shadow magic and brought them with him to Uhl-Ghysh. With Teclis' aid Malerion constructed a paradoxical engine of light and shadow, his contribution to the great plot that would lure Slaanesh, devourer of the Aelves of old, to Uhl-Ghysh and trap him in formless chains.

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	Throughout the Age of Myth, Malerion gave every appearance of labouring for Sigmar's Pantheon, though little he did was entirely altruistic. He crafted the Gladitorium, his greatest gift to the God-King, an arena of such awesome illusory power that warriors could fight to the death within and yet come to no harm, emerging unhurt after. Unbeknownst to Sigmar, Malerion could gaze into the Gladitorium at will, studying the stratagems of Sigmar's finest champions against the day they were (inevitably) sent against him.		Throughout the Age of Myth, Malerion gave every appearance of labouring for Sigmar's Pantheon, though little he did was entirely altruistic. He crafted the Gladitorium, his greatest gift to the God-King, an arena of such awesome illusory power that warriors could fight to the death within and yet come to no harm, emerging unhurt after. Unbeknownst to Sigmar, Malerion could gaze into the Gladitorium at will, studying the stratagems of Sigmar's finest champions against the day they were (inevitably) sent against him.


	He also tutored those Azyrian Aelves who showed promise in shadow magic and brought them with him to Uhl-Ghysh. With Teclis' aid Malerion constructed a paradoxical engine of light and shadow, his contribution to the great plot that would lure Slaanesh, devourer of the Aelves of old, to Uhl-Ghysh and trap him in formless chains.		He also tutored those Azyrian Aelves who showed promise in shadow magic and brought them with him to Uhl-Ghysh. With Teclis' aid Malerion constructed a paradoxical engine of light and shadow, his contribution to the great plot that would lure Slaanesh, devourer of the Aelves of old, to Uhl-Ghysh and trap him in formless chains.

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	===Age of Myth===		===Age of Myth===

	Malerion arrived in Ulgu as a living, godly shadow. Mad about his formless state, he literally raged hard enough to give himself a physical body briefly, and from there practiced and eventually mastered his powers. As a result, Malerion has the ability to shapeshift, usually appearing as either a fearsome elf clad in iron and shadow tendrils or a dragonman. After figuring out how to gain and keep physical form, he explored Ulgu.		Malerion arrived in Ulgu as a living, godly shadow. Mad about his formless state, he literally raged hard enough to give himself a physical body briefly, and from there practiced and eventually mastered his powers. As a result, Malerion has the ability to shapeshift, usually appearing as either a fearsome elf clad in iron and shadow tendrils or a dragonman. After figuring out how to gain and keep physical form, he explored Ulgu. It's implied during this time that Malekith kicked Be'lakor out of Ulgu.

	It's important to note that his older half-brother, the line from which Tyrion and Teclis sire from, was named Morelion in the previous universe, and his father's name was Aenarion, possibly meaning there's meant to be [[Meme\|pottery]] regarding him being on the side of Order.		It's important to note that his older half-brother, the line from which Tyrion and Teclis sire from, was named Morelion in the previous universe, and his father's name was Aenarion, possibly meaning there's meant to be [[Meme\|pottery]] regarding him being on the side of Order.

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	==Age of Sigmar==		==Age of Sigmar==
	[[File:Malekiths OC Fursona.png\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Malekith's Age of Sigmar [[Furry\|fursona]] self.]]		[[File:Malekiths OC Fursona.png\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Malekith's Age of Sigmar [[Furry\|fursona]] self.]]
	Malekith returns, and it was originally believed by many that based on his canon appearance as seen to the right it appeared as if he had fused with Seraphon (no, not those [[Lizardmen\|Seraphon]]); it turns out he just sort of looks like a dragonman, because ~~reasons (~~that ~~reason~~ almost certainly being because it justifies a new $100+ plastic kit to replace his dated metal one). He is now a being of shadows named Malerion and has taken up residence in the Realm of Shadows. Its important to note that his older half-brother, the line from which Tyrion and Teclis sire from, was named Morelion in the previous universe, and his father's name was Aenarion, possibly meaning there's meant to be [[Meme\|pottery]] regarding him being on the side of Order.		Malekith returns, and it was originally believed by many that based on his canon appearance as seen to the right it appeared as if he had fused with Seraphon (no, not those [[Lizardmen\|Seraphon]]); it turns out he just sort of looks like a dragonman because that almost certainly being because it justifies a new $100+ plastic kit to replace his dated metal one.

	~~He found his mother Morathi, who is served by shadow daemons, and joined Sigmar during the creation~~ of the Mortal Realms. During the Chaos Incursion, he and the brothers [[Tyrion]] and [[Teclis]] helped create a veil that kept Azyrheim invisible to Tzeentch and gave Sigmar a Colosseum where the Stormcast kill each other in mock training battles without actually dying. Then he left and imprisoned Slaanesh when he/she/it/hermaphrodite was over-gorged with the souls that died during the End Times. Using themselves as bait, they trapped Slaanesh and slowly extricated the souls he's eaten, apparently using a magic ritual made with Morathi’s information on what it’s like being murder-fucked in Slaanesh’s belly, with the Elves becoming Aelves.		===Age of Myth===

	~~Teclis took some and accidentally made the [[Idoneth Deepkin]] - whom pretty much take the role of Dark Elves for the moment [[Dark Eldar\|with~~ a ~~few features from the other space elves]] - before getting it right and making the Lumineth~~, ~~sharing rulership of them with Tyrion~~. ~~Morathi got some Aelf souls~~ and ~~made the Daughters of Khaine~~. As ~~for~~ Malerion, ~~he's implied to have made~~ a ~~dark version of the Lumineth (called Umbraneth according to~~ a ~~GW leak)~~. ~~Oddly, some fluff implies that the souls are sourced from both Fantasy and 40k. Somehow. Sort of like finding~~ out ~~your orange juice is made using oranges from both Brazil~~ and ~~the USA~~, ~~except with more [[grimdark]]~~		Malerion arrived in Ulgu as a living, godly shadow. Mad about his formless state, he literally raged hard enough to give himself a physical body briefly, and from there practiced and eventually mastered his powers. As a result, Malerion has the ability to shapeshift, usually appearing as either a fearsome elf clad in iron and shadow tendrils or a dragonman. After figuring out how to gain and keep physical form, he explored Ulgu.

	During the Age of Chaos he was the only known person to defeat Archaon in battle. Seeing as Archaon managed to beat Nagash, the implication is that he's one of the most powerful gods, or ~~at least~~ the Realms of Shadows ~~have given~~ him some dirty tricks. In the Age of Sigmar he mostly kept himself isolated from the other factions and rarely if ever sends aid to any of the former pantheon. He still keeps a tight grip on his own realm by keeping a close eye on Ulgu's various rulers and as always is involved in various schemes and feuds with his mother. So basically its still business as usual with them.		It's important to note that his older half-brother, the line from which Tyrion and Teclis sire from, was named Morelion in the previous universe, and his father's name was Aenarion, possibly meaning there's meant to be [[Meme\|pottery]] regarding him being on the side of Order.

			He found his mother Morathi in the company of shadow daemons. He still had many issues with her, and the feeling was mutual, but they called a truce out of loneliness. Eventually they met Sigmar and agreed to join his Pantheon. THis gave him the opportunity to search all the Mortal Realms for aelves. While heartened by meeting the few mortal Aelves he found, Malerion knew they were far too few for the sheer number of Aelven souls that once lived upon the World That Was. The Shadow king became determined to learn what had become of his people.

			His quest eventually led him to the underworlds of Shyish and later to the other Aelven deities - the Twin Gods of Hysh Tyrion and Teclis. Tyrion and Teclis, especially Tyrion, had been archrivals to Malerion in the World That Was, and had since become beings so anathema to one another they couldn't enter the other's Realm in the new creation. But both heard the cries of the many tortured souls of ancient Elves - now Aelves yet to be born - devoured by the Chaos God Slaanesh during the End Times and the destruction of the World That Was. This led to the most unlikely of partnerships.

			Together the four Aelven gods discovered Uhl-Ghysh, the sub-realm between Ulgu and Hysh that was both light and darkness in which they could meet as allies and plot their vengeance against Slaanesh.

			Throughout the Age of Myth, Malerion gave every appearance of labouring for Sigmar's Pantheon, though little he did was entirely altruistic. He crafted the Gladitorium, his greatest gift to the God-King, an arena of such awesome illusory power that warriors could fight to the death within and yet come to no harm, emerging unhurt after. Unbeknownst to Sigmar, Malerion could gaze into the Gladitorium at will, studying the stratagems of Sigmar's finest champions against the day they were (inevitably) sent against him.


			He also tutored those Azyrian Aelves who showed promise in shadow magic and brought them with him to Uhl-Ghysh. With Teclis' aid Malerion constructed a paradoxical engine of light and shadow, his contribution to the great plot that would lure Slaanesh, devourer of the Aelves of old, to Uhl-Ghysh and trap him in formless chains.

			===Age of Chaos===

			During the Age of Chaos, he, [[Tyrion]] and [[Teclis]] made a veil that kept Azyrheim invisible to Tzeentch. Then he left and imprisoned Slaanesh when he/she/it/hermaphrodite was over-gorged with the souls that died during the End Times. Using themselves as bait, they trapped Slaanesh and slowly extricated the souls he's eaten, apparently using a magic ritual made with Morathi’s information on what it’s like being murder-fucked in Slaanesh’s belly, with the Elves becoming Aelves.

			While Teclis made the Lumineth and shared them with Tyrion (after accidentally making the [[Idoneth Deepkin]] - whom pretty much take the role of Dark Elves for the moment [[Dark Eldar\|with a few features from the other space elves]]) and Morathi made the Daughters of Khaine, Malerion made a dark version of the Lumineth (called Umbraneth according to a GW leak). Oddly, some fluff implies that the souls are sourced from both Fantasy and 40k. Somehow. Sort of like finding out your orange juice is made using oranges from both Brazil and the USA, except with more [[grimdark]].

			He was the only known person to defeat Archaon in battle. Seeing as Archaon managed to beat Nagash, the implication is that he's one of the most powerful gods and/or the Realms of Shadows gave him some dirty tricks.

			===Age of Sigmar===

			In the Age of Sigmar he mostly kept himself isolated from the other factions and rarely if ever sends aid to any of the former pantheon. He still keeps a tight grip on his own realm by keeping a close eye on Ulgu's various rulers and as always is involved in various schemes and feuds with his mother. So basically its still business as usual with them.

	Prior to the Necroquake, he and his mother conspired to safeguard their own realm and territories from Nagash's necroquake, with no intention of giving any real aid to the other realms. They even considered how to leverage the events to come to their advantage against the other gods. Malerion especially dislikes Sigmar - whom he looks down upon as a barbarian upstart, and Nagash - who he considers a monster and a mad dog. It's also revealed that Malerion had two ulterior motives for giving Sigmar that Colosseum; he can feel - and enjoys - the suffering of the Stormcast and to secretly spy on Sigmar's greatest warriors so he can learn their strengths and abilities for the (in his mind anyway) inevitable day that he and Sigmar war against each other. And given their past, and Malerion being Malerion, had the Age of Chaos not occurred they probably would have gone to war sooner or later. Recently, he and the other gods were warned by Morathi that she foresaw Slaanesh escaping in the future, however. Malerion did not seem worried and laughed at her and left. Currently, as always nobody knows what he is up to and he still hasn't made any major pushes outside his own realm.....yet.		Prior to the Necroquake, he and his mother conspired to safeguard their own realm and territories from Nagash's necroquake, with no intention of giving any real aid to the other realms. They even considered how to leverage the events to come to their advantage against the other gods. Malerion especially dislikes Sigmar - whom he looks down upon as a barbarian upstart, and Nagash - who he considers a monster and a mad dog. It's also revealed that Malerion had two ulterior motives for giving Sigmar that Colosseum; he can feel - and enjoys - the suffering of the Stormcast and to secretly spy on Sigmar's greatest warriors so he can learn their strengths and abilities for the (in his mind anyway) inevitable day that he and Sigmar war against each other. And given their past, and Malerion being Malerion, had the Age of Chaos not occurred they probably would have gone to war sooner or later. Recently, he and the other gods were warned by Morathi that she foresaw Slaanesh escaping in the future, however. Malerion did not seem worried and laughed at her and left. Currently, as always nobody knows what he is up to and he still hasn't made any major pushes outside his own realm.....yet.
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	So overall he is shown to be less overtly evil like the chaos gods but more (much like his mother) an amoral opportunist who has little interest in alliances and diplomacy. Though overall he is still portrayed as less overtly malicious as he was in the world-that-was and did at least contribute when it interested him in building up civilizations during the Age of Myth.		So overall he is shown to be less overtly evil like the chaos gods but more (much like his mother) an amoral opportunist who has little interest in alliances and diplomacy. Though overall he is still portrayed as less overtly malicious as he was in the world-that-was and did at least contribute when it interested him in building up civilizations during the Age of Myth.

	~~The first piece of actual news we have about what he's up to comes in the form of a new piece of broken realm fiction. In it,~~ Malerion pays his mom a visit sometime after she conquered Anvilguard and renamed it Har Kuron. He congratulates her ascension to godhood...before immediately calling her a greedy, short-sighted slut. Morathi promptly takes this in stride by cutting off one of his fingers and telling him he can't talk to her like that anymore. Malerion puts on a stern face and points out that on the contrary, he has every right to talk to her like this because Sigmar's now gunning for her and has been having his Stormcast train against magical copies of her daughters of Khaine. He also points out her actions have weakened Slaanesh's bonds, and all this is threatening their long term plans.		===Broken Realms===

			Malerion pays his mom a visit sometime after she conquered Anvilguard and renamed it Har Kuron. He congratulates her ascension to godhood...before immediately calling her a greedy, short-sighted slut. Morathi promptly takes this in stride by cutting off one of his fingers and telling him he can't talk to her like that anymore. Malerion puts on a stern face and points out that on the contrary, he has every right to talk to her like this because Sigmar's now gunning for her and has been having his Stormcast train against magical copies of her daughters of Khaine. He also points out her actions have weakened Slaanesh's bonds, and all this is threatening their long term plans.

	Morathi waves him off saying Sigmar would rather have one of his cities fall to someone who will at least keep the place standing as she will, and has plans to stop him if he doesn't. Though Morathi considers the rise of Alarielle and the forces of Life now that the Necroquake is receding (thanks to Nagash getting his ass kicked by Teclis) a more pressing issue.		Morathi waves him off saying Sigmar would rather have one of his cities fall to someone who will at least keep the place standing as she will and has plans to stop him if he doesn't. Though Morathi considers the rise of Alarielle and the forces of Life now that the Necroquake is receding (thanks to Nagash getting his ass kicked by Teclis) a more pressing issue.

	She also drops the lore bomb that Tyrion and Malerion have been itching towards war against each other, as an emboldened Tyrion's forces have begun to prod at his borders and have been trying to make a stable path into Ulgu from the ruins of the chasm city of Cathartia in Hysh. Malerion responded that he had his own agents working on the matter both by undermining the twins from within their own forces and by collecting certain objects from places like Shyish to serve as bargaining chips for him, holding up the severed head of an Alarith mountain spirit as an example. Upon hearing of his plans, Morathi is actually somewhat impressed and even manages to feel the embers of affection for her son that she thought were long extinguished even calling him her "little magpie" but moments after saying this she cuts the meeting short, which Malerion knows is due to her having to put down a revolt.		She also drops the lore bomb that Tyrion and Malerion have been itching towards war against each other, as an emboldened Tyrion's forces have begun to prod at his borders and have been trying to make a stable path into Ulgu from the ruins of the chasm city of Cathartia in Hysh. Malerion responded that he had his own agents working on the matter both by undermining the twins from within their own forces and by collecting certain objects from places like Shyish to serve as bargaining chips for him, holding up the severed head of an Alarith mountain spirit as an example. Upon hearing of his plans, Morathi is actually somewhat impressed and even manages to feel the embers of affection for her son that she thought were long extinguished even calling him her "little magpie" but moments after saying this she cuts the meeting short, which Malerion knows is due to her having to put down a revolt.

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	He regularly invaded Ulthuan in hopes of reclaiming what he thinks is his Birthright as Phoenix king. Though he has not succeeded yet. He forbade males to become sorcerers out of fear of a prophecy which stated that he will be killed by a male sorcerer (though the prophecy said sorcery, which can be used by a man or a woman). Any who defy this rule are killed or cursed to be consumed by Slaanesh. His mother is secretly plotting to overthrow him - he, in turn, wants to kill her when he thinks he no longer needs her.		He regularly invaded Ulthuan in hopes of reclaiming what he thinks is his Birthright as Phoenix king. Though he has not succeeded yet. He forbade males to become sorcerers out of fear of a prophecy which stated that he will be killed by a male sorcerer (though the prophecy said sorcery, which can be used by a man or a woman). Any who defy this rule are killed or cursed to be consumed by Slaanesh. His mother is secretly plotting to overthrow him - he, in turn, wants to kill her when he thinks he no longer needs her.

	As the game progressed, much of his lore has been changed or retconned. It was implied that their relationship was incestuous, but 8th edition lore has omitted that (not that any fans really care about, because naturally no one can ever live down fucking their mom). Another bit of 8th edition lore says that his ex-wife Allisara regretted leaving him; she'd gone to live with her sister, the Wood Elf queen Ariel. She still cared for Malekith and thought she could guide him down a gentler path, so sent a message to him seeking reconciliation. He agreed. Unfortunately Morathi found out and covertly arranged Allisara's death. She told her son and her plan bore fruit as the last spark of warmth/compassion in his heart died. However, he found out Morathi's involvement a year later and nearly had her killed. He relented and settled for imprisoning her for over a year and warning her never to do something like that again. He also left her to hang when Orion and Ariel came with an army of Wood Elves to avenge Allisara.		As the game progressed, much of his lore has been changed or retconned. It was implied that their relationship was incestuous, but 8th edition lore has omitted that (not that any fans really care about that for discussion purposes, because naturally no one can ever live down fucking their mom). Another bit of 8th edition lore says that his ex-wife Allisara regretted leaving him; she'd gone to live with her sister, the Wood Elf queen Ariel. She still cared for Malekith and thought she could guide him down a gentler path, so sent a message to him seeking reconciliation. He agreed. Unfortunately Morathi found out and covertly arranged Allisara's death. She told her son and her plan bore fruit as the last spark of warmth/compassion in his heart died. However, he found out Morathi's involvement a year later and nearly had her killed. He relented and settled for imprisoning her for over a year and warning her never to do something like that again. He also left her to hang when Orion and Ariel came with an army of Wood Elves to avenge Allisara.

	Malekith's most recent invasion of Ulthuan prior to the End Times (see below) saw Malekith almost claim victory. He and Morathi allied with some of the followers of Chaos while he struck a bargain with the Keeper of Secrets [[N'kari]] to try and kill the Everqueen. When this failed Malekith had a case of Genre Savvy and realized that this invasion could fail, so he moved his best troops back to Naggaroth and led the charge with those left. His champion Urian Poisonblade killed several High Elf heroes before coming down with a case of sword-through-the-heart from Tyrion (secretly helped by Morathi). Malekith ordered his forces to charge. During a sorcerous fight with Teclis, Teclis nearly killed Malekith, who fled to the Chaos Wastes (aka the Warp) in desperation but he was able to walk out of it after some time. His time there changed his personality into a calmer and more sinister one.		Malekith's most recent invasion of Ulthuan prior to the End Times (see below) saw Malekith almost claim victory. He and Morathi allied with some of the followers of Chaos while he struck a bargain with the Keeper of Secrets [[N'kari]] to try and kill the Everqueen. When this failed Malekith had a case of Genre Savvy and realized that this invasion could fail, so he moved his best troops back to Naggaroth and led the charge with those left. His champion Urian Poisonblade killed several High Elf heroes before coming down with a case of sword-through-the-heart from Tyrion (secretly helped by Morathi). Malekith ordered his forces to charge. During a sorcerous fight with Teclis, Teclis nearly killed Malekith, who fled to the Chaos Wastes (aka the Warp) in desperation but he was able to walk out of it after some time. His time there changed his personality into a calmer and more sinister one.