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	[[File:Warhammer Moons.png\|thumb\|right\|500px\|You know reality hates you when the collective fucking up of everyone's day has its own Batsignal.]]		[[File:Warhammer Moons.png\|thumb\|right\|500px\|You know reality hates you when the collective fucking up of everyone's day has its own Batsignal.]]
	One of the two moons of the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] universe (the other being [[Mannslieb]]), '''Morrslieb''', Old Reikspiel for "Beloved of Morr", is a [[Warpstone]] satellite orbiting the Warhammer world. It came into being when the ancient polar gateways of the [[Old Ones]] collapsed, the resulting storm of warp energy launched a massive Warpstone chunk into the night sky forming a new evil moon. Due to its [[Warp]] attributes, Morrslieb does not have a predictable cycle, it randomly appears in the night sky further or closer than before. Its appearances herald misfortune, especially when closer, including [[Chaos]] invasions, mass gatherings of [[Vampire Counts\|Undead]], and individuals to entire villages vanishing overnight. Stranger yet, it is hinted that Morrslieb could have life, such as [[Moonclaw]] having been birthed from a Morrslieb meteorite and [[Be'lakor]] claiming to have ruled it as a god. What's more, the Moon itself could be seen to be a Chaos God itself, due to its abilities to both mutate or drive insane those who spend too much time under its tainted moonlight, along with how it gave birth to a Daemon in the form of Umbralok, the Daemonic Steed of the Chaos Xeno native to the moon known as [[Moonclaw]], who, due to his similar behavior and appearance, quickly rose to become a leader of a force of Beastmen.		One of the two moons of the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] universe (the other being [[Mannslieb]]), '''Morrslieb''', Old Reikspiel for "Beloved of Morr", is a [[Warpstone]] satellite orbiting the Warhammer world. It came into being when the ancient polar gateways of the [[Old Ones]] collapsed, the resulting storm of warp energy launched a massive Warpstone chunk into the night sky forming a new evil moon. Due to its [[Warp]] attributes, Morrslieb does not have a predictable cycle, it randomly appears in the night sky further or closer than before. Its appearances herald misfortune, especially when closer, including [[Chaos]] invasions, mass gatherings of [[Vampire Counts\|Undead]], and individuals to entire villages vanishing overnight. Stranger yet, it is hinted that Morrslieb could have life, such as [[Moonclaw]] having been birthed from a Morrslieb meteorite and [[Be'lakor]] claiming to have ruled it as a god. What's more, the Moon itself could be seen to be a Chaos God itself, due to its abilities to both mutate or drive insane those who spend too much time under its tainted moonlight, along with how it gave birth to a Daemon in the form of Umbralok, the Daemonic Steed of the afirementuoned Chaos Xeno native to the moon known as Moonclaw, who, due to his similar behavior and appearance, quickly rose to become a leader of a large force of Beastmen.

	Due to its radioactive green light, it can corrupt the flesh, inspire murder and madness, thin the veil of reality, and warp the unborn. The latter makes it possible to assume it is the primary cause of Beastmen birth, for many human fetuses were corrupted by its light when their mother were ignorantly exposing their womb to it. Midwives staying out of Morrslieb's glow can prevent mutations, but when Morrslieb shines fullest, it can touch the womb in some way, so midwives will attempt to delay gestation until morning.		Due to its radioactive green light, it can corrupt the flesh, inspire murder and madness, thin the veil of reality, and warp the unborn. The latter makes it possible to assume it is the primary cause of Beastmen birth, for many human fetuses were corrupted by its light when their mother were ignorantly exposing their womb to it. Midwives staying out of Morrslieb's glow can prevent mutations, but when Morrslieb shines fullest, it can touch the womb in some way, so midwives will attempt to delay gestation until morning.

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	[[File:Warhammer Moons.png\|thumb\|right\|500px\|You know reality hates you when the collective fucking up of everyone's day has its own Batsignal.]]		[[File:Warhammer Moons.png\|thumb\|right\|500px\|You know reality hates you when the collective fucking up of everyone's day has its own Batsignal.]]
	One of the two moons of the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] universe (the other being [[Mannslieb]]), '''Morrslieb''', Old Reikspiel for "Beloved of Morr", is a [[Warpstone]] satellite orbiting the Warhammer world. It came into being when the ancient polar gateways of the [[Old Ones]] collapsed, the resulting storm of warp energy launched a massive Warpstone chunk into the night sky forming a new evil moon. Due to its [[Warp]] attributes, Morrslieb does not have a predictable cycle, it randomly appears in the night sky further or closer than before. Its appearances herald misfortune, especially when closer, including [[Chaos]] invasions, mass gatherings of [[Vampire Counts\|Undead]], and individuals to entire villages vanishing overnight. Stranger yet, it is hinted that Morrslieb could have life, such as [[Moonclaw]] having been birthed from a Morrslieb meteorite and [[Be'lakor]] claiming to have ruled it as a god. What's more, the Moon itself could be seen to be a Chaos ~~Godbitself~~, due to its ~~ability~~ to birth a Daemon in the form of Umbralok, the Daemonic Steed of the Chaos Xeno native to the moon known as [[Moonclaw]], who, due to his similar behavior and appearance, quickly rose to become a leader of a force of Beastmen.		One of the two moons of the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] universe (the other being [[Mannslieb]]), '''Morrslieb''', Old Reikspiel for "Beloved of Morr", is a [[Warpstone]] satellite orbiting the Warhammer world. It came into being when the ancient polar gateways of the [[Old Ones]] collapsed, the resulting storm of warp energy launched a massive Warpstone chunk into the night sky forming a new evil moon. Due to its [[Warp]] attributes, Morrslieb does not have a predictable cycle, it randomly appears in the night sky further or closer than before. Its appearances herald misfortune, especially when closer, including [[Chaos]] invasions, mass gatherings of [[Vampire Counts\|Undead]], and individuals to entire villages vanishing overnight. Stranger yet, it is hinted that Morrslieb could have life, such as [[Moonclaw]] having been birthed from a Morrslieb meteorite and [[Be'lakor]] claiming to have ruled it as a god. What's more, the Moon itself could be seen to be a Chaos God itself, due to its abilities to both mutate or drive insane those who spend too much time under its tainted moonlight, along with how it gave birth to a Daemon in the form of Umbralok, the Daemonic Steed of the Chaos Xeno native to the moon known as [[Moonclaw]], who, due to his similar behavior and appearance, quickly rose to become a leader of a force of Beastmen.

	Due to its radioactive green light, it can corrupt the flesh, inspire murder and madness, thin the veil of reality, and warp the unborn. The latter makes it possible to assume it is the primary cause of Beastmen birth, for many human fetuses were corrupted by its light when their mother were ignorantly exposing their womb to it. Midwives staying out of Morrslieb's glow can prevent mutations, but when Morrslieb shines fullest, it can touch the womb in some way, so midwives will attempt to delay gestation until morning.		Due to its radioactive green light, it can corrupt the flesh, inspire murder and madness, thin the veil of reality, and warp the unborn. The latter makes it possible to assume it is the primary cause of Beastmen birth, for many human fetuses were corrupted by its light when their mother were ignorantly exposing their womb to it. Midwives staying out of Morrslieb's glow can prevent mutations, but when Morrslieb shines fullest, it can touch the womb in some way, so midwives will attempt to delay gestation until morning.

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	[[File:Warhammer Moons.png\|thumb\|right\|500px\|You know reality hates you when the collective fucking up of everyone's day has its own Batsignal.]]		[[File:Warhammer Moons.png\|thumb\|right\|500px\|You know reality hates you when the collective fucking up of everyone's day has its own Batsignal.]]
	One of the two moons of the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] universe (the other being [[Mannslieb]]), '''Morrslieb''', Old Reikspiel for "Beloved of Morr", is a [[Warpstone]] satellite orbiting the Warhammer world. It came into being when the ancient polar gateways of the [[Old Ones]] collapsed, the resulting storm of warp energy launched a massive Warpstone chunk into the night sky forming a new evil moon. Due to its [[Warp]] attributes, Morrslieb does not have a predictable cycle, it randomly appears in the night sky further or closer than before. Its appearances herald misfortune, especially when closer, including [[Chaos]] invasions, mass gatherings of [[Vampire Counts\|Undead]], and individuals to entire villages vanishing overnight. Stranger yet, it is hinted that Morrslieb could have life, such as [[Moonclaw]] having been birthed from a Morrslieb meteorite and [[Be'lakor]] claiming to have ruled it as a god.		One of the two moons of the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] universe (the other being [[Mannslieb]]), '''Morrslieb''', Old Reikspiel for "Beloved of Morr", is a [[Warpstone]] satellite orbiting the Warhammer world. It came into being when the ancient polar gateways of the [[Old Ones]] collapsed, the resulting storm of warp energy launched a massive Warpstone chunk into the night sky forming a new evil moon. Due to its [[Warp]] attributes, Morrslieb does not have a predictable cycle, it randomly appears in the night sky further or closer than before. Its appearances herald misfortune, especially when closer, including [[Chaos]] invasions, mass gatherings of [[Vampire Counts\|Undead]], and individuals to entire villages vanishing overnight. Stranger yet, it is hinted that Morrslieb could have life, such as [[Moonclaw]] having been birthed from a Morrslieb meteorite and [[Be'lakor]] claiming to have ruled it as a god. What's more, the Moon itself could be seen to be a Chaos Godbitself, due to its ability to birth a Daemon in the form of Umbralok, the Daemonic Steed of the Chaos Xeno native to the moon known as [[Moonclaw]], who, due to his similar behavior and appearance, quickly rose to become a leader of a force of Beastmen.

	Due to its radioactive green light, it can corrupt the flesh, inspire murder and madness, thin the veil of reality, and warp the unborn. The latter makes it possible to assume it is the primary cause of Beastmen birth, for many human fetuses were corrupted by its light when their mother were ignorantly exposing their womb to it. Midwives staying out of Morrslieb's glow can prevent mutations, but when Morrslieb shines fullest, it can touch the womb in some way, so midwives will attempt to delay gestation until morning.		Due to its radioactive green light, it can corrupt the flesh, inspire murder and madness, thin the veil of reality, and warp the unborn. The latter makes it possible to assume it is the primary cause of Beastmen birth, for many human fetuses were corrupted by its light when their mother were ignorantly exposing their womb to it. Midwives staying out of Morrslieb's glow can prevent mutations, but when Morrslieb shines fullest, it can touch the womb in some way, so midwives will attempt to delay gestation until morning.

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	Often seen in the Eightpoints, but having its influence felt across all the Mortal Realms, whomever it shines down upon is “blessed” with unfathomable knowledge, of the mind-breaking Lovecraftian kind. It has a rival in the form of the Bad Moon, another supernatural celestial object [[Gloomspite Gitz\|worshiped by crazed belligerents]]. The two have actually been the catalyst for entire wars for their respective followers. Also apparently the Bad Moon actually bit a chunk out of Lunaghast upon seeing it for the first time.		Often seen in the Eightpoints, but having its influence felt across all the Mortal Realms, whomever it shines down upon is “blessed” with unfathomable knowledge, of the mind-breaking Lovecraftian kind. It has a rival in the form of the Bad Moon, another supernatural celestial object [[Gloomspite Gitz\|worshiped by crazed belligerents]]. The two have actually been the catalyst for entire wars for their respective followers. Also apparently the Bad Moon actually bit a chunk out of Lunaghast upon seeing it for the first time.

			It's not known yet if, with Morrslieb's rebirth as Lunaghast, whether Moonclaw and Umbralok will return as well or not.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	In [[The End Times]], with the aid of a scroll given to them in secret by [[Skreech Verminking]], the [[Grey Seers]] finally dragged Morrslieb closer to the world as part of a plan to regain their prominence. The [[Slann]] of [[Lustria]] put up a huge fight, resulting in many deaths from magical strain on both sides, but failed to stop the Grey Seers entirely. In a typical display of Skaven arrogance/envy/idiocy, [[Clan Skryre]] then tried to one-up the Grey Seers by blowing Morrslieb up with the Morskittar Engine, the biggest warp cannon ever built (it's not clear if they just wanted to blow chunks off the moon so they would get their hands upon tons of meteoric warpstone). Of course, since Morrslieb is so much closer to the world now, this means they nearly ended up '''destroying the world in the process'''. It took the heroic sacrifices of [[Lord Mazdamundi\|Mazdamundi]] and [[Lord Kroak]] to keep the world from dying, and even then, Lustria and the [[Southlands]] were both utterly annihilated by a cosmic firestorm. The Lizardmen promptly went to space, and everything was destroyed not long after anyway.		In [[The End Times]], with the aid of a scroll given to them in secret by [[Skreech Verminking]], the [[Grey Seers]] finally dragged Morrslieb closer to the world as part of a plan to regain their prominence. The [[Slann]] of [[Lustria]] put up a huge fight, resulting in many deaths from magical strain on both sides, but failed to stop the Grey Seers entirely. In a typical display of Skaven arrogance/envy/idiocy, [[Clan Skryre]] then tried to one-up the Grey Seers by blowing Morrslieb up with the Morskittar Engine, the biggest warp cannon ever built (it's not clear if they just wanted to blow chunks off the moon so they would get their hands upon tons of meteoric warpstone). Of course, since Morrslieb is so much closer to the world now, this means they nearly ended up '''destroying the world in the process'''. It took the heroic sacrifices of [[Lord Mazdamundi\|Mazdamundi]] and [[Lord Kroak]] to keep the world from dying, and even then, Lustria and the [[Southlands]] were both utterly annihilated by a cosmic firestorm. The Lizardmen promptly went to space, and everything was destroyed not long after anyway.

			It's unknown how the physical destruction of Morrslieb affected Moonclaw and his steed Umbralok.

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	[[Lizardmen]], who call it the '''False Moon''', have attempted to destroy it in the past since they believe deleting it from the sky of will bring about the end of Chaos. So far, the Slanns attempts have resulted in great harm to the rest of the world, but the forces of Chaos have been weakened in the long run by the diminishing of Morrslieb.		[[Lizardmen]], who call it the '''False Moon''', have attempted to destroy it in the past since they believe deleting it from the sky of will bring about the end of Chaos. So far, the Slanns attempts have resulted in great harm to the rest of the world, but the forces of Chaos have been weakened in the long run by the diminishing of Morrslieb.

	Ancient [[Nehekhara]], who called it the '''Green Moon''', associated it with [[Warhammer Fantasy Gods#Nehekhara\|Sakhmet]], who out of envy of the Nehekharans due to their favor from [[Warhammer Fantasy Gods#Nehekhara\|Ptra]], would send spirits and monsters against Nehekhara [[Geheimnisnacht\|whenever she gained pre-eminence over Neru]]. In [[Nagash]]'s novel, many Mortuary cultists has tried to predict its sighting in order to harness its magical power. In life, Nagash had come the closest to predicting its movements, using the accumulated knowledge of the Mortuary cult and his own complex formula added into it. An entire volume of Nagash’s tomes was dedicated to his observations.		Ancient [[Nehekhara\|Nehekharans]], who called it the '''Green Moon''', associated it with [[Warhammer Fantasy Gods#Nehekhara\|Sakhmet]], who out of envy of the Nehekharans due to their favor from [[Warhammer Fantasy Gods#Nehekhara\|Ptra]], would send spirits and monsters against Nehekhara [[Geheimnisnacht\|whenever she gained pre-eminence over Neru]]. In [[Nagash]]'s novel, many Mortuary cultists has tried to predict its sighting in order to harness its magical power. In life, Nagash had come the closest to predicting its movements, using the accumulated knowledge of the Mortuary cult and his own complex formula added into it. An entire volume of Nagash’s tomes was dedicated to his observations.

	The [[Vampire Counts]] follow Morrslieb's course for its fullness hastens Dark Magic accumulation necessary for [[Necromancy]] and makes raising the dead much easier. Only when Morrslieb is full can certain necromantic rites become possible, like the creation of an [[Abyssal Terror]].		The [[Vampire Counts]] follow Morrslieb's course for its fullness hastens Dark Magic accumulation necessary for [[Necromancy]] and makes raising the dead much easier. Only when Morrslieb is full can certain necromantic rites become possible, like the creation of an [[Abyssal Terror]].

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	One of the two moons of the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] universe (the other being [[Mannslieb]]), '''Morrslieb''', Old Reikspiel for "Beloved of Morr", is a [[Warpstone]] satellite orbiting the Warhammer world. It came into being when the ancient polar gateways of the [[Old Ones]] collapsed, the resulting storm of warp energy launched a massive Warpstone chunk into the night sky forming a new evil moon. Due to its [[Warp]] attributes, Morrslieb does not have a predictable cycle, it randomly appears in the night sky further or closer than before. Its appearances herald misfortune, especially when closer, including [[Chaos]] invasions, mass gatherings of [[Vampire Counts\|Undead]], and individuals to entire villages vanishing overnight. Stranger yet, it is hinted that Morrslieb could have life, such as [[Moonclaw]] having been birthed from a Morrslieb meteorite and [[Be'lakor]] claiming to have ruled it as a god.		One of the two moons of the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] universe (the other being [[Mannslieb]]), '''Morrslieb''', Old Reikspiel for "Beloved of Morr", is a [[Warpstone]] satellite orbiting the Warhammer world. It came into being when the ancient polar gateways of the [[Old Ones]] collapsed, the resulting storm of warp energy launched a massive Warpstone chunk into the night sky forming a new evil moon. Due to its [[Warp]] attributes, Morrslieb does not have a predictable cycle, it randomly appears in the night sky further or closer than before. Its appearances herald misfortune, especially when closer, including [[Chaos]] invasions, mass gatherings of [[Vampire Counts\|Undead]], and individuals to entire villages vanishing overnight. Stranger yet, it is hinted that Morrslieb could have life, such as [[Moonclaw]] having been birthed from a Morrslieb meteorite and [[Be'lakor]] claiming to have ruled it as a god.

	Due to its radioactive green light, it can corrupt the flesh, inspire murder and madness, thin the veil of reality, and warp the unborn. The latter makes it possible to assume it ~~being~~ the primary cause of Beastmen birth, for many human fetuses were corrupted by its light when their mother were ignorantly exposing their womb to it. Midwives staying out of Morrslieb's glow can prevent ~~this~~, but when Morrslieb shines fullest, it can touch the womb in some way, so midwives will attempt to delay gestation until morning.		Due to its radioactive green light, it can corrupt the flesh, inspire murder and madness, thin the veil of reality, and warp the unborn. The latter makes it possible to assume it is the primary cause of Beastmen birth, for many human fetuses were corrupted by its light when their mother were ignorantly exposing their womb to it. Midwives staying out of Morrslieb's glow can prevent mutations, but when Morrslieb shines fullest, it can touch the womb in some way, so midwives will attempt to delay gestation until morning.

	The surface looks like a skull in modern depictions, and like a Goblin in older ones. A ''[[Games Workshop\|skull]].''		The surface looks like a skull in modern depictions, and like a Goblin in older ones. A ''[[Games Workshop\|skull]].''

	~~The~~ [[Beastmen]], who call it the '''Chaos Moon''', party down when Morrslieb shines full, while the [[Bray Shamans]] ~~always~~ use this time to conduct rites.		[[Beastmen]], who call it the '''Chaos Moon''', party down when Morrslieb shines full, while the [[Bray Shaman\|Bray Shamans]] use this time to conduct rites.

	[[Skaven]], who call it '''Morskrit''', consider Morrslieb important for the Vermintide holiday and that every one of its Warpstone meteorites a glowing gifts from the [[Horned Rat]]. They had also at various times in the past used their magic to bring down chunks of it to harvest: this resulted in the destruction and events surrounding [[Mordheim]].		[[Skaven]], who call it '''Morskrit''', consider Morrslieb important for the Vermintide holiday and that every one of its Warpstone meteorites a glowing gifts from the [[Horned Rat]]. They had also at various times in the past used their magic to bring down chunks of it to harvest: this resulted in the destruction and events surrounding [[Mordheim]].

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	==End Times==		==End Times==
	In [[The End Times]], with the aid of a scroll given to them in secret by [[Skreech Verminking]], the [[Grey Seers]] finally dragged Morrslieb closer to the world as part of a plan to regain their prominence. The [[Slann]] of Lustria put up a huge fight, resulting in many deaths from magical strain on both sides, but failed to stop the Grey Seers entirely. In a typical display of Skaven arrogance/envy/idiocy, [[Clan Skryre]] then tried to one-up the Grey Seers by blowing Morrslieb up with the Morskittar Engine, the biggest warp cannon ever built (it's not clear if they just wanted to blow chunks off the moon so they would get their hands upon tons of meteoric warpstone). Of course, since Morrslieb is so much closer to the world now, this means they nearly ended up '''destroying the world in the process'''. It took the heroic sacrifices of [[Lord Mazdamundi\|Mazdamundi]] and [[Lord Kroak]] to keep the world from dying, and even then, [[~~Lustria~~]] ~~and the Southlands~~ were both utterly annihilated by a cosmic firestorm. The Lizardmen promptly went to space, and everything was destroyed not long after anyway.		In [[The End Times]], with the aid of a scroll given to them in secret by [[Skreech Verminking]], the [[Grey Seers]] finally dragged Morrslieb closer to the world as part of a plan to regain their prominence. The [[Slann]] of [[Lustria]] put up a huge fight, resulting in many deaths from magical strain on both sides, but failed to stop the Grey Seers entirely. In a typical display of Skaven arrogance/envy/idiocy, [[Clan Skryre]] then tried to one-up the Grey Seers by blowing Morrslieb up with the Morskittar Engine, the biggest warp cannon ever built (it's not clear if they just wanted to blow chunks off the moon so they would get their hands upon tons of meteoric warpstone). Of course, since Morrslieb is so much closer to the world now, this means they nearly ended up '''destroying the world in the process'''. It took the heroic sacrifices of [[Lord Mazdamundi\|Mazdamundi]] and [[Lord Kroak]] to keep the world from dying, and even then, Lustria and the [[Southlands]] were both utterly annihilated by a cosmic firestorm. The Lizardmen promptly went to space, and everything was destroyed not long after anyway.

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