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	==In Fantasy==		==In Fantasy==
	Morghur is old. Like, terribly old. He was born when most of men were either [[Chaos]] or non-Chaos tribes, with some exceptions like [[Cathay]] and an already ruined undead [[Nehekhara]], in a small tribal Bretonni village to human parents. His birth killed his mother by ripping through her with his teeth and claws as his power mutated her. When the distraught father tried to strangle the newborn Morghur, he was hideously mutated upon touching him. Followed by all the people and livestock in the village; afterwards, [[Grimdark\|humans crawled around like animals with twisted limbs, the animals walked on their hind legs as they talked to and devoured each other]].		Morghur is old. Like, terribly old. He was born when most of men were either [[Chaos]] or non-Chaos tribes, with some exceptions like [[Cathay]] and an already ruined undead [[Nehekhara]], in a small tribal Bretonni village to human parents. His birth killed his mother by ripping through her with his teeth and claws as his power mutated her. When the distraught father tried to strangle the newborn Morghur, he was hideously mutated upon touching him. Followed by all the people and livestock in the village; afterwards, [[Grimdark\|humans crawled around like animals with twisted limbs, the animals walked on their hind legs as they talked to and devoured each other]].

	After that, he escaped into the forest, killing, corrupting, and probably [[Rape\|raping]] everything he saw. Eventually he found a cave, his power warping it so the stone walls ran like water, forming skulls and showing visions of destruction. Burning hatred simmers within Morghur's heart, and he is consumed with the desire to make his waking dreams become reality - to rip down civilization in all its forms, to shatter order wherever it is found and to change the world constantly and randomly. As he walks, everything in his presence is irrevocably changed. Grass turns black and grows in strange patterns beneath his hooves, streams begin to flow backwards and animals mutate horribly. It was so catastrophic, that [[Ariel]] intervened and ordered his extermination (even though she never saw him yet), which, needless to say, [[Fail\|did not succeed]].		After that, he escaped into the forest, killing, corrupting, and probably [[Rape\|raping]] everything he saw. Eventually he found a cave, his power warping it so the stone walls ran like water, forming skulls and showing visions of destruction. Burning hatred simmers within Morghur's heart, and he is consumed with the desire to make his waking dreams become reality - to rip down civilization in all its forms, to shatter order wherever it is found and to change the world constantly and randomly. As he walks, everything in his presence is irrevocably changed. Grass turns black and grows in strange patterns beneath his hooves, streams begin to flow backwards and animals mutate horribly. It was so catastrophic, that [[Ariel]] intervened and ordered his extermination (even though she never saw him yet), which, needless to say, [[Fail\|did not succeed]].

	While eventually, Ariel managed to find him out and injured him with her fire magic, Morghur survived and eventually gathered the biggest warherd the world ever knew. [[World War II\|Asrai, obviously, underestimated the power of the mutated goats and never even tried to stop him.]] So, when he finally attacked [[Athel Loren]], the inhabitants weren't ready. The invasion lasted for a year, until Ariel finally killed Morghur with the help of [[Coeddil]], who grabbed Morghur while Ariel struck him down... but he reincarnated. And by the way, the parts of the forest that Morghur invaded was either mutated into new forms or corrupted, the latter '''including''' Coeddil himself.		While eventually, Ariel managed to find him out and injured him with her fire magic, Morghur survived and eventually gathered the biggest warherd the world ever knew. [[World War II\|Asrai, obviously, underestimated the power of the mutated goats and never even tried to stop him.]] So, when he finally attacked [[Athel Loren]], the inhabitants weren't ready. The invasion lasted for a year, until Ariel finally killed Morghur with the help of [[Coeddil]], who grabbed Morghur while Ariel struck him down... but he reincarnated. And by the way, the parts of the forest that Morghur invaded was either mutated into new forms or corrupted, the latter '''including''' Coeddil himself.

	After the resurrection, Morghur led his forces to corrupt the Silverspire Mountains springs, which fed the trees in Athel Loren but was killed by [[Orion]]. He was reborn again but was unlucky enough to meet [[Gilles le Breton]] in battle. As Morghur was reborn again, he stopped the plans to invade Asrai heartland, and instead continued his efforts to destroy the springs '''and''' kill The Lady to weaken the will of the Bretonnians. While he failed all the times he tried, Morghur always returned nonetheless, and with even bigger warherds, turning every place he visits into a hellhole. The last time he reincarnated Wood Elves tried to kill him while he was still a child and failed miserably.		After the resurrection, Morghur led his forces to corrupt the Silverspire Mountains springs, which fed the trees in Athel Loren but was killed by [[Orion]]. He was reborn again but was unlucky enough to meet [[Gilles le Breton]] in battle. As Morghur was reborn again, he stopped the plans to invade Asrai heartland, and instead continued his efforts to destroy the springs '''and''' kill The Lady to weaken the will of the Bretonnians. While he failed all the times he tried, Morghur always returned nonetheless, and with even bigger warherds, turning every place he visits into a hellhole. The last time he reincarnated Wood Elves tried to kill him while he was still a child and failed miserably.

	While Morghur indeed failed to conquer Athel Loren, he was pretty successful in the other forest - Arden, the biggest one in [[Bretonnia]]. It is now a dark place of horrors and thousands of dead bodies, where living trees devour anyone who doesn't pledge to Chaos. And while Ariel scouts managed to kill him again in there, he is returning. '''He always returns.'''		While Morghur indeed failed to conquer Athel Loren, he was pretty successful in the other forest - Arden, the biggest one in [[Bretonnia]]. It is now a dark place of horrors and thousands of dead bodies, where living trees devour anyone who doesn't pledge to Chaos. And while Ariel scouts managed to kill him again in there, he is returning. '''He always returns.'''

	As a tabletop character, he has a bray-staff that turns enemy wizards to Chaos if they fail at spells, magic stones that destabilize the Winds of Magic themselves, an aura of mutation that can turn transform enemy projectiles into all sorts of harmless (to Morghur) things and unnerving chattering skulls in his fur (if you can name it fur anymore). Notorious for his great nerf in-between editions, that greatly restricted his magic and turned him into a Hero unit.		As a tabletop character, he has a bray-staff that turns enemy wizards to Chaos if they fail at spells, magic stones that destabilize the Winds of Magic themselves, an aura of mutation that can turn transform enemy projectiles into all sorts of harmless (to Morghur) things and unnerving chattering skulls in his fur (if you can name it fur anymore). Notorious for his great nerf in-between editions, that greatly restricted his magic and turned him into a Hero unit.

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	Morghur was the only named Beastmen character to survive the destruction of the World-That-Was and... not manifest in the Mortal Realms yet. He is now a minor Chaos God that is worshipped by some [[Beasts of Chaos]] tribes, specifically the [[Beasts Of Chaos#Greatfrays \|Gavespawn]]. He may have possibly manifested in the Mortal Realms, as the Cities of Sigmar White Dwarf update mentions Freeguild in Ghyran finding Beastmen summoning a "mutant god thing".		Morghur was the only named Beastmen character to survive the destruction of the World-That-Was and... not manifest in the Mortal Realms yet. He is now a minor Chaos God that is worshipped by some [[Beasts of Chaos]] tribes, specifically the [[Beasts Of Chaos#Greatfrays \|Gavespawn]]. He may have possibly manifested in the Mortal Realms, as the Cities of Sigmar White Dwarf update mentions Freeguild in Ghyran finding Beastmen summoning a "mutant god thing".

	He may be set up to be a major villain in the future, as the Season of War: Thondia book heavily involves a Bray Shaman working for him called Ghorragan Khai. Morghur whispered into his mind, telling him of the Krondspine Incarnate of Beasts. Ghorragan seeks to spread the knowledge of the Incarnates to other Beastmen tribes, so that with their power they can reduce all the Mortal Realms into primordial wilderness and start a true Era of the Beast (not the fake one caused by that poser [[Kragnos]]) where the Shadowgave reigns above all.		He may be set up to be a major villain in the future, as the Season of War: Thondia book heavily involves a Bray Shaman working for him called Ghorragan Khai. Morghur whispered into his mind, telling him of the Krondspine Incarnate of Beasts. Ghorragan seeks to spread the knowledge of the Incarnates to other Beastmen tribes, so that with their power they can reduce all the Mortal Realms into primordial wilderness and start a true Era of the Beast (not the fake one caused by that poser [[Kragnos]]) where the Shadowgave reigns above all.

	==[[Total War: WARHAMMER]]==		==[[Total War: WARHAMMER]]==

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	[[File:Warhammer Beastmen Morghur.png\|thumb\|dying cow noise]]		[[File:Warhammer Beastmen Morghur.png\|thumb\|dying cow noise]]
	{{Topquote\|1=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61QsID-Gogc MOOOOO!!!]\|2=Moghur, every fucking time he dies}}		{{Topquote\|1=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61QsID-Gogc MOOOOO!!!]\|2=Moghur, every fucking time he dies}}
	'''Morghur''', also known as '''Shadowgave''' in [[Retcon\|earlier days]], and as '''Gor-Dum'''/'''Cyanathair the Corruptor''' to [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy Battle)\|dwarfs]] and [[Wood Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|wood elves]], is the closest [[Beastmen]] guys will ever get in terms of a leader. He's probably one of the weirdest and most dangerous Beastmen to ever live, revered by fellow beasts as <strike>an almost</strike> a God, and as a terrible threat by anyone else ('''especially''' Wood Elves). He also got the title of the only Beastmen character that survived into [[Age of Sigmar]].		'''Morghur''', also known as '''Shadowgave''' in [[Retcon\|earlier days]], and as '''Gor-Dum'''/'''Cyanathair the Corruptor''' to [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy Battle)\|dwarfs]] and [[Wood Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|wood elves]], is the closest [[Beastmen]] guys will ever get in terms of a leader. He's probably one of the weirdest and most dangerous Beastmen to ever live, revered by fellow beasts as <strike>an almost</strike> a God, and as a terrible threat by anyone else ('''especially''' Wood Elves). He also got the title of the only Beastmen character that survived into [[Age of Sigmar]], along with rising to become a Chaos God in his own right.

	==In Fantasy==		==In Fantasy==

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	==In Fantasy==		==In Fantasy==
	Morghur is old. Like, terribly old. He was born when most of men were either [[Chaos]] or non-Chaos tribes, with some exceptions like [[Cathay]] and an already ruined undead [[Nehekhara]], in a small tribal Bretonni village to human parents. His birth killed his mother by ripping through her with his teeth and claws as his power mutated her. When the distraught father tried to strangle the newborn Morghur, he was hideously mutated upon touching him. Followed by all the people and livestock in the village; afterwards, [[Grimdark\|humans crawled around like animals with twisted limbs ~~and hooves for hands~~, the animals walked on their hind legs ~~and conversed~~ as they devoured each other]].		Morghur is old. Like, terribly old. He was born when most of men were either [[Chaos]] or non-Chaos tribes, with some exceptions like [[Cathay]] and an already ruined undead [[Nehekhara]], in a small tribal Bretonni village to human parents. His birth killed his mother by ripping through her with his teeth and claws as his power mutated her. When the distraught father tried to strangle the newborn Morghur, he was hideously mutated upon touching him. Followed by all the people and livestock in the village; afterwards, [[Grimdark\|humans crawled around like animals with twisted limbs, the animals walked on their hind legs as they talked to and devoured each other]].

	After that, he escaped into the forest, killing, corrupting, and probably [[Rape\|raping]] everything he saw. Eventually he found a cave, his power warping it so the stone walls ran like water, forming skulls and showing visions of destruction. Burning hatred simmers within Morghur's heart, and he is consumed with the desire to make his waking dreams become reality - to rip down civilization in all its forms, to shatter order wherever it is found and to change the world constantly and randomly. As he walks, everything in his presence is irrevocably changed. Grass turns black and grows in strange patterns beneath his hooves, streams begin to flow backwards and animals mutate horribly. It was so catastrophic, that [[Ariel]] intervened and ordered his extermination (even though she never saw him yet), which, needless to say, [[Fail\|did not succeed]].		After that, he escaped into the forest, killing, corrupting, and probably [[Rape\|raping]] everything he saw. Eventually he found a cave, his power warping it so the stone walls ran like water, forming skulls and showing visions of destruction. Burning hatred simmers within Morghur's heart, and he is consumed with the desire to make his waking dreams become reality - to rip down civilization in all its forms, to shatter order wherever it is found and to change the world constantly and randomly. As he walks, everything in his presence is irrevocably changed. Grass turns black and grows in strange patterns beneath his hooves, streams begin to flow backwards and animals mutate horribly. It was so catastrophic, that [[Ariel]] intervened and ordered his extermination (even though she never saw him yet), which, needless to say, [[Fail\|did not succeed]].

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	==In Fantasy==		==In Fantasy==
	Morghur is old. Like, terribly old. He was born when most of men were either [[Chaos]] or non-Chaos tribes, with some exceptions like [[Cathay]] and an already ruined undead [[Nehekhara]], in a small tribal Bretonni village to human parents. His birth killed his mother by ripping through her with his teeth and claws. When ~~his~~ distraught father tried to strangle ~~him~~, ~~only to get~~ mutated ~~into a similar beast~~. Followed by all the people and livestock in the village; afterwards, [[Grimdark\|humans crawled around like animals with twisted limbs and hooves for hands, the animals walked on their hind legs and ~~spoke~~ as they devoured each other]].		Morghur is old. Like, terribly old. He was born when most of men were either [[Chaos]] or non-Chaos tribes, with some exceptions like [[Cathay]] and an already ruined undead [[Nehekhara]], in a small tribal Bretonni village to human parents. His birth killed his mother by ripping through her with his teeth and claws as his power mutated her. When the distraught father tried to strangle the newborn Morghur, he was hideously mutated upon touching him. Followed by all the people and livestock in the village; afterwards, [[Grimdark\|humans crawled around like animals with twisted limbs and hooves for hands, the animals walked on their hind legs and conversed as they devoured each other]].

	After that, he escaped into the forest, killing, corrupting, and probably [[Rape\|raping]] everything he saw. Eventually he found a cave, his power warping it so the stone walls ran like water, forming skulls and showing visions of destruction. Burning hatred simmers within Morghur's heart, and he is consumed with the desire to make his waking dreams become reality - to rip down civilization in all its forms, to shatter order wherever it is found and to change the world constantly and randomly. As he walks ~~the forest~~, everything in his presence is irrevocably changed. Grass turns black and grows in strange patterns beneath his hooves, streams begin to flow backwards and animals mutate horribly. It was so catastrophic, that [[Ariel]] intervened and ordered his extermination (even though she never saw him yet), which, needless to say, [[Fail\|did not succeed]].		After that, he escaped into the forest, killing, corrupting, and probably [[Rape\|raping]] everything he saw. Eventually he found a cave, his power warping it so the stone walls ran like water, forming skulls and showing visions of destruction. Burning hatred simmers within Morghur's heart, and he is consumed with the desire to make his waking dreams become reality - to rip down civilization in all its forms, to shatter order wherever it is found and to change the world constantly and randomly. As he walks, everything in his presence is irrevocably changed. Grass turns black and grows in strange patterns beneath his hooves, streams begin to flow backwards and animals mutate horribly. It was so catastrophic, that [[Ariel]] intervened and ordered his extermination (even though she never saw him yet), which, needless to say, [[Fail\|did not succeed]].

	While eventually, Ariel managed to find him out and injured him with her fire magic, Morghur survived and eventually gathered the biggest warherd the world ever knew. [[World War II\|Asrai, obviously, underestimated the power of the mutated goats and never even tried to stop him.]] So, when he finally attacked [[Athel Loren]], the inhabitants weren't ready. The invasion lasted for a year, until Ariel finally killed Morghur with a help of [[Coeddil]]... but he reincarnated. And by the way, the parts of the forest that Morghur invaded was either mutated into new forms or corrupted, the latter '''including''' Coeddil himself.		While eventually, Ariel managed to find him out and injured him with her fire magic, Morghur survived and eventually gathered the biggest warherd the world ever knew. [[World War II\|Asrai, obviously, underestimated the power of the mutated goats and never even tried to stop him.]] So, when he finally attacked [[Athel Loren]], the inhabitants weren't ready. The invasion lasted for a year, until Ariel finally killed Morghur with the help of [[Coeddil]], who grabbed Morghur while Ariel struck him down... but he reincarnated. And by the way, the parts of the forest that Morghur invaded was either mutated into new forms or corrupted, the latter '''including''' Coeddil himself.

	After the resurrection, Morghur led his forces to corrupt the Silverspire Mountains springs, which fed the trees in Athel Loren but was killed by [[Orion]]. He was reborn again but was unlucky enough to meet [[Gilles le Breton]] in battle. As Morghur was reborn again, he stopped the plans to invade Asrai heartland, and instead continued his efforts to destroy the springs '''and''' kill The Lady to weaken the will of the Bretonnians. While he failed all the times he tried, Morghur always returned nonetheless, and with even bigger warherds, turning every place he visits into a hellhole. The last time he reincarnated Wood Elves tried to kill him while he was still a child and failed miserably.		After the resurrection, Morghur led his forces to corrupt the Silverspire Mountains springs, which fed the trees in Athel Loren but was killed by [[Orion]]. He was reborn again but was unlucky enough to meet [[Gilles le Breton]] in battle. As Morghur was reborn again, he stopped the plans to invade Asrai heartland, and instead continued his efforts to destroy the springs '''and''' kill The Lady to weaken the will of the Bretonnians. While he failed all the times he tried, Morghur always returned nonetheless, and with even bigger warherds, turning every place he visits into a hellhole. The last time he reincarnated Wood Elves tried to kill him while he was still a child and failed miserably.

	While Morghur indeed failed to conquer Athel Loren, he was pretty successful in the other forest - Arden, the biggest one in [[Bretonnia]]. It is now a dark place of horrors and thousands of dead bodies, where living trees devour anyone who doesn't pledge to Chaos. And while Ariel scouts managed to kill him again in there, he is returning. '''He always returns.'''		While Morghur indeed failed to conquer Athel Loren, he was pretty successful in the other forest - Arden, the biggest one in [[Bretonnia]]. It is now a dark place of horrors and thousands of dead bodies, where living trees devour anyone who doesn't pledge to Chaos. And while Ariel scouts managed to kill him again in there, he is returning. '''He always returns.'''

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	He may be set up to be a major villain in the future, as the Season of War: Thondia book heavily involves a Bray Shaman working for him called Ghorragan Khai. Morghur whispered into his mind, telling him of the Krondspine Incarnate of Beasts. Ghorragan seeks to spread the knowledge of the Incarnates to other Beastmen tribes, so that with their power they can reduce all the Mortal Realms into primordial wilderness and start a true Era of the Beast (not the fake one caused by that poser [[Kragnos]]) where the Shadowgave reigns above all.		He may be set up to be a major villain in the future, as the Season of War: Thondia book heavily involves a Bray Shaman working for him called Ghorragan Khai. Morghur whispered into his mind, telling him of the Krondspine Incarnate of Beasts. Ghorragan seeks to spread the knowledge of the Incarnates to other Beastmen tribes, so that with their power they can reduce all the Mortal Realms into primordial wilderness and start a true Era of the Beast (not the fake one caused by that poser [[Kragnos]]) where the Shadowgave reigns above all.

	~~[[Category:Beasts Of Chaos]]~~

	==[[Total War: WARHAMMER]]==		==[[Total War: WARHAMMER]]==
	He was added to the first game in ''Warherd and Shadowgrave'' DLC, a free update of sorts to the Beastmen. Morghur's presence is enough to increase Chaos corruption in whatever province he is. On top of this, Morghur is never wounded for more than one turn, he causes attrition to enemy armies in the same province as him whenever he raids, and deals constant damage to nearby enemies during battle. Morghur's army also has increased magic resistance and is immune to attrition from Athel Loren and other awakened forests.		He was added to the first game in ''Warherd and Shadowgrave'' DLC, a free update of sorts to the Beastmen. Morghur's presence is enough to increase Chaos corruption in whatever province he is. On top of this, Morghur is never wounded for more than one turn, he causes attrition to enemy armies in the same province as him whenever he raids, and deals constant damage to nearby enemies during battle. Morghur's army also has increased magic resistance and is immune to attrition from Athel Loren and other awakened forests.
	[[Category:Warhammer Fantasy]][[Category:Chaos]][[Category:Beastmen]][[Category:40k and Fantasy Gods]]
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	{{Topquote\|1=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61QsID-Gogc MOOOOO!!!]\|2=Moghur, every fucking time he dies}}		{{Topquote\|1=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61QsID-Gogc MOOOOO!!!]\|2=Moghur, every fucking time he dies}}
	'''Morghur''', also known as '''Shadowgave''' in [[Retcon\|earlier days]], and as '''Gor-Dum'''/'''Cyanathair the Corruptor''' to [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy Battle)\|dwarfs]] and [[Wood Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|wood elves]], is the closest [[Beastmen]] guys will ever get in terms of a leader. He's probably one of the weirdest and most dangerous Beastmen to ever live, revered by fellow beasts as <strike>an almost</strike> a God, and as a terrible threat by anyone else ('''especially''' Wood Elves). He also got the title of the only Beastmen character that survived into [[Age of Sigmar]].		'''Morghur''', also known as '''Shadowgave''' in [[Retcon\|earlier days]], and as '''Gor-Dum'''/'''Cyanathair the Corruptor''' to [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy Battle)\|dwarfs]] and [[Wood Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|wood elves]], is the closest [[Beastmen]] guys will ever get in terms of a leader. He's probably one of the weirdest and most dangerous Beastmen to ever live, revered by fellow beasts as <strike>an almost</strike> a God, and as a terrible threat by anyone else ('''especially''' Wood Elves). He also got the title of the only Beastmen character that survived into [[Age of Sigmar]].
	== In Fantasy ==
			==In Fantasy==
	Morghur is old. Like, terribly old. He was born when most of men were either [[Chaos]] or non-Chaos tribes, with some exceptions like [[Cathay]] and an already ruined undead [[Nehekhara]], in a small tribal Bretonni village to human parents. His birth killed his mother by ripping through her with his teeth and claws. When his distraught father tried to strangle him, only to get mutated into a similar beast. Followed by all the people and livestock in the village; afterwards, [[Grimdark\|humans crawled around like animals with twisted limbs and hooves for hands, the animals walked on their hind legs and spoke as they devoured each other]].		Morghur is old. Like, terribly old. He was born when most of men were either [[Chaos]] or non-Chaos tribes, with some exceptions like [[Cathay]] and an already ruined undead [[Nehekhara]], in a small tribal Bretonni village to human parents. His birth killed his mother by ripping through her with his teeth and claws. When his distraught father tried to strangle him, only to get mutated into a similar beast. Followed by all the people and livestock in the village; afterwards, [[Grimdark\|humans crawled around like animals with twisted limbs and hooves for hands, the animals walked on their hind legs and spoke as they devoured each other]].

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	As a tabletop character, he has a bray-staff that turns enemy wizards to Chaos if they fail at spells, magic stones that destabilize the Winds of Magic themselves, an aura of mutation that can turn transform enemy projectiles into all sorts of harmless (to Morghur) things and unnerving chattering skulls in his fur (if you can name it fur anymore). Notorious for his great nerf in-between editions, that greatly restricted his magic and turned him into a Hero unit.		As a tabletop character, he has a bray-staff that turns enemy wizards to Chaos if they fail at spells, magic stones that destabilize the Winds of Magic themselves, an aura of mutation that can turn transform enemy projectiles into all sorts of harmless (to Morghur) things and unnerving chattering skulls in his fur (if you can name it fur anymore). Notorious for his great nerf in-between editions, that greatly restricted his magic and turned him into a Hero unit.

	== [[End Times]] ==		==[[End Times]]==
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	== [[Age of Sigmar]] ==
			==[[Age of Sigmar]]==
	Morghur was the only named Beastmen character to survive the destruction of the World-That-Was and... not manifest in the Mortal Realms yet. He is now a minor Chaos God that is worshipped by some [[Beasts of Chaos]] tribes, specifically the [[Beasts Of Chaos#Greatfrays \|Gavespawn]]. He may have possibly manifested in the Mortal Realms, as the Cities of Sigmar White Dwarf update mentions Freeguild in Ghyran finding Beastmen summoning a "mutant god thing".		Morghur was the only named Beastmen character to survive the destruction of the World-That-Was and... not manifest in the Mortal Realms yet. He is now a minor Chaos God that is worshipped by some [[Beasts of Chaos]] tribes, specifically the [[Beasts Of Chaos#Greatfrays \|Gavespawn]]. He may have possibly manifested in the Mortal Realms, as the Cities of Sigmar White Dwarf update mentions Freeguild in Ghyran finding Beastmen summoning a "mutant god thing".

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	== [[Total War: WARHAMMER]] ==		==[[Total War: WARHAMMER]]==
	He was added to the first game in ''Warherd and Shadowgrave'' DLC, a free update of sorts to the Beastmen. Morghur's presence is enough to increase Chaos corruption in whatever province he is. On top of this, Morghur is never wounded for more than one turn, he causes attrition to enemy armies in the same province as him whenever he raids, and deals constant damage to nearby enemies during battle. Morghur's army also has increased magic resistance and is immune to attrition from Athel Loren and other awakened forests.		He was added to the first game in ''Warherd and Shadowgrave'' DLC, a free update of sorts to the Beastmen. Morghur's presence is enough to increase Chaos corruption in whatever province he is. On top of this, Morghur is never wounded for more than one turn, he causes attrition to enemy armies in the same province as him whenever he raids, and deals constant damage to nearby enemies during battle. Morghur's army also has increased magic resistance and is immune to attrition from Athel Loren and other awakened forests.
	[[Category:Warhammer Fantasy]][[Category:Chaos]][[Category:Beastmen]]		[[Category:Warhammer Fantasy]][[Category:Chaos]][[Category:Beastmen]][[Category:40k and Fantasy Gods]]

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	== [[Age of Sigmar]] ==		== [[Age of Sigmar]] ==
	Morghur was the only named Beastmen character to survive the destruction of the World-That-Was and... not manifest in the Mortal Realms yet. He is now a minor Chaos God that is worshipped by some [[Beasts of Chaos]] tribes, specifically the [[Beasts Of Chaos#Greatfrays \|Gavespawn]]. He may have possibly manifested in the Mortal Realms, as the Cities of Sigmar White Dwarf update mentions Freeguild finding Beastmen summoning a "mutant god thing" ~~before they were all wiped out~~.		Morghur was the only named Beastmen character to survive the destruction of the World-That-Was and... not manifest in the Mortal Realms yet. He is now a minor Chaos God that is worshipped by some [[Beasts of Chaos]] tribes, specifically the [[Beasts Of Chaos#Greatfrays \|Gavespawn]]. He may have possibly manifested in the Mortal Realms, as the Cities of Sigmar White Dwarf update mentions Freeguild in Ghyran finding Beastmen summoning a "mutant god thing".

	He may be set up to be a major villain in the future, as the Season of War: Thondia book heavily involves a Bray Shaman working for him called Ghorragan Khai. Morghur whispered into his mind, telling him of the Krondspine Incarnate of Beasts. Ghorragan seeks to spread the knowledge of the Incarnates to other Beastmen tribes, so that with their power they can reduce all the Mortal Realms into primordial wilderness and start a true Era of the Beast (not the fake one caused by that poser [[Kragnos]]) where the Shadowgave reigns above all.		He may be set up to be a major villain in the future, as the Season of War: Thondia book heavily involves a Bray Shaman working for him called Ghorragan Khai. Morghur whispered into his mind, telling him of the Krondspine Incarnate of Beasts. Ghorragan seeks to spread the knowledge of the Incarnates to other Beastmen tribes, so that with their power they can reduce all the Mortal Realms into primordial wilderness and start a true Era of the Beast (not the fake one caused by that poser [[Kragnos]]) where the Shadowgave reigns above all.