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	A '''Phaeron''' (male) or '''Phaerakh''' (female) is a [[Necron]] who rules an entire [[Necron Dynasty]]; after the [[Triarch]] left the galaxy following the [[War in Heaven]], they are the highest-ranking Necrons in the galaxy, barring the [[Silent King]] himself.		A '''Phaeron''' (male) or '''Phaerakh''' (female) is a [[Necron]] who rules an entire [[Necron Dynasty]]; after the [[Triarch]] left the galaxy following the [[War in Heaven]], they are the highest-ranking Necrons in the galaxy, barring the [[Silent King]] himself.

	Because the Necrontyr were so short-lived, there used to be a fair amount of turnover in this position (and in all positions in Necrontyr society, for that matter), but after the pact with the [[C'tan]] and biotransference, the present set of Phaerons are effectively immortal and ever-living (in fact, they have a special rule called just that), so the only way to replace one is to kill him or conquer his dynasty. Either one is a difficult proposition, as the Phaerons were given bodies of the finest, most robust construction, and rule over endless phalanxes and legions of warriors. However, this does nothing to prevent all manner of civil wars and political shenanigans as various nutty robot zombie nobles attempt to seize power for themselves.		Because the Necrontyr were so short-lived, there used to be a fair amount of turnover in this position (and in all positions in Necrontyr society, for that matter), but after the pact with the [[C'tan]] and biotransference, the present set of Phaerons are effectively immortal and ever-living (in fact, they have a special rule called just that), so the only way to replace one is to kill him or conquer his dynasty. Either one is a difficult proposition, as the Phaerons were given bodies of the finest, most robust construction, and rule over endless phalanxes and legions of warriors. However, this does nothing to prevent all manner of civil wars and political shenanigans as various nutty robot zombie nobles attempt to seize power for themselves.

	They wear the most esteemed of [[Sempiternal Weave]]s to denote their rank and carry similar equipment as their lesser [[Necron Overlord\|Overlord counterparts]], although certain Phaerons such as [[Trazyn\|Tollzyn the Incurious]] and [[Imotekh the Stormlord]] could carry around their own unique staves like the [[Empathic Obliterator]] and the [[Staff of the Destroyer]] respectively, as well as a [[Gauntlet of Fire]] to throw Hadoukens, just to flex.		They wear the most esteemed of [[Sempiternal Weave]]s to denote their rank and carry similar equipment as their lesser [[Necron Overlord\|Overlord counterparts]], although certain Phaerons such as [[Trazyn\|Tollzyn the Incurious]] and [[Imotekh the Stormlord]] could carry around their own unique staves like the [[Empathic Obliterator]] and the [[Staff of the Destroyer]] respectively, as well as a [[Gauntlet of Fire]] to throw Hadoukens, just to flex.
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	In 7th Edition, you can't make an Overlord a Phaeron anymore. At all. Crunch-wise, it's no big deal (Relentless wasn't actually needed that much). Fluff-wise, you can just call your Overlord a Phaeron all the same.		In 7th Edition, you can't make an Overlord a Phaeron anymore. At all. Crunch-wise, it's no big deal (Relentless wasn't actually needed that much). Fluff-wise, you can just call your Overlord a Phaeron all the same.

	EDIT: GW has heard our pleas, returning Phaerons to the tabletop as an upgrade as of ninth edition, this time in the form of a two CP upgrade that allows them to My Will Be Done twice in a single turn!		EDIT: GW has heard our pleas, returning Phaerons to the tabletop as an upgrade as of ninth edition, this time in the form of a two CP upgrade that allows them to My Will Be Done twice in a single turn!

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

1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 16:07, 26 December 2022

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	Because the Necrontyr were so short-lived, there used to be a fair amount of turnover in this position (and in all positions in Necrontyr society, for that matter), but after the pact with the [[C'tan]] and biotransference, the present set of Phaerons are effectively immortal and ever-living (in fact, they have a special rule called just that), so the only way to replace one is to kill him or conquer his dynasty. Either one is a difficult proposition, as the Phaerons were given bodies of the finest, most robust construction, and rule over endless phalanxes and legions of warriors. However, this does nothing to prevent all manner of civil wars and political shenanigans as various nutty robot zombie nobles attempt to seize power for themselves.		Because the Necrontyr were so short-lived, there used to be a fair amount of turnover in this position (and in all positions in Necrontyr society, for that matter), but after the pact with the [[C'tan]] and biotransference, the present set of Phaerons are effectively immortal and ever-living (in fact, they have a special rule called just that), so the only way to replace one is to kill him or conquer his dynasty. Either one is a difficult proposition, as the Phaerons were given bodies of the finest, most robust construction, and rule over endless phalanxes and legions of warriors. However, this does nothing to prevent all manner of civil wars and political shenanigans as various nutty robot zombie nobles attempt to seize power for themselves.

	They wear the most esteemed of [[Sempiternal Weave]]s to denote their rank and carry similar equipment as their lesser [[Necron Overlord\|Overlord counterparts]], although certain Phaerons such as [[Trazyn\|Tollzyn the Incurious]] and [[Imotekh the Stormlord]] could carry around their own unique staves like the [[Empathic Obliterator]] and the [[Staff of the Destroyer]] respectively, just to flex.		They wear the most esteemed of [[Sempiternal Weave]]s to denote their rank and carry similar equipment as their lesser [[Necron Overlord\|Overlord counterparts]], although certain Phaerons such as [[Trazyn\|Tollzyn the Incurious]] and [[Imotekh the Stormlord]] could carry around their own unique staves like the [[Empathic Obliterator]] and the [[Staff of the Destroyer]] respectively, as well as a [[Gauntlet of Fire]] to throw Hadoukens, just to flex.

	Phaerons were added to the Necron army in the Fifth Edition [[Codex]], as a way to give the Necrons some character. Note the pun on "Pharaoh," the ruler of an ancient Egyptian dynasty, as if you needed more proof that the new Necrons are [[Tomb Kings]] IN SPACE.		Phaerons were added to the Necron army in the Fifth Edition [[Codex]], as a way to give the Necrons some character. Note the pun on "Pharaoh," the ruler of an ancient Egyptian dynasty, as if you needed more proof that the new Necrons are [[Tomb Kings]] IN SPACE.

1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 18:14, 17 November 2022

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	Because the Necrontyr were so short-lived, there used to be a fair amount of turnover in this position (and in all positions in Necrontyr society, for that matter), but after the pact with the [[C'tan]] and biotransference, the present set of Phaerons are effectively immortal and ever-living (in fact, they have a special rule called just that), so the only way to replace one is to kill him or conquer his dynasty. Either one is a difficult proposition, as the Phaerons were given bodies of the finest, most robust construction, and rule over endless phalanxes and legions of warriors. However, this does nothing to prevent all manner of civil wars and political shenanigans as various nutty robot zombie nobles attempt to seize power for themselves.		Because the Necrontyr were so short-lived, there used to be a fair amount of turnover in this position (and in all positions in Necrontyr society, for that matter), but after the pact with the [[C'tan]] and biotransference, the present set of Phaerons are effectively immortal and ever-living (in fact, they have a special rule called just that), so the only way to replace one is to kill him or conquer his dynasty. Either one is a difficult proposition, as the Phaerons were given bodies of the finest, most robust construction, and rule over endless phalanxes and legions of warriors. However, this does nothing to prevent all manner of civil wars and political shenanigans as various nutty robot zombie nobles attempt to seize power for themselves.

			They wear the most esteemed of [[Sempiternal Weave]]s to denote their rank and carry similar equipment as their lesser [[Necron Overlord\|Overlord counterparts]], although certain Phaerons such as [[Trazyn\|Tollzyn the Incurious]] and [[Imotekh the Stormlord]] could carry around their own unique staves like the [[Empathic Obliterator]] and the [[Staff of the Destroyer]] respectively, just to flex.

	Phaerons were added to the Necron army in the Fifth Edition [[Codex]], as a way to give the Necrons some character. Note the pun on "Pharaoh," the ruler of an ancient Egyptian dynasty, as if you needed more proof that the new Necrons are [[Tomb Kings]] IN SPACE.		Phaerons were added to the Necron army in the Fifth Edition [[Codex]], as a way to give the Necrons some character. Note the pun on "Pharaoh," the ruler of an ancient Egyptian dynasty, as if you needed more proof that the new Necrons are [[Tomb Kings]] IN SPACE.

1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva: /* Phaemous Phaerons */

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	== Phaemous Phaerons ==		== Phaemous Phaerons ==

			* Szarekh, the [[Silent King]], Phaeron of the Szarekhan Dynasty, <strike>the only surviving member of the [[Triarch]]</strike> and one-time ruler of the entire [[Necron]] Empire. After defeating the [[C'tan]], he left the galaxy out of shame that he fed his people's souls wholesale to the Deceiver, met the [[Tyranids]], and hustled back home to rouse the Necrons against the extragalactic threat. The other two phaerons of the Triarch, '''Hapthatra the Radiant''' and '''Mesophet the Shadowed Hand''' stand at either side of the Silent King upon the Dais of Dominion.
	* [[Imotekh the Stormlord]], Phaeron of the Sautekh Dynasty, the most powerful Dynasty as of the 41st Millennium.		* [[Imotekh the Stormlord]], Phaeron of the Sautekh Dynasty, the most powerful Dynasty as of the 41st Millennium.
	* ~~Szarekh, the [[Silent King]]~~, ~~Phaeron~~ of the ~~Szarekhan~~ Dynasty, ~~<strike>the only surviving member of the [[Triarch]]</strike> and one-time ruler of the entire [[Necron]] Empire. After defeating the [[~~C'tan~~]], he left the galaxy~~ out of shame that he fed his people's souls wholesale to the Deceiver, met the [[Tyranids]], and hustled back home to rouse the Necrons against the extragalactic threat. The other two phaerons of the Triarch, '''Hapthatra the Radiant''' and '''Mesophet the Shadowed Hand''' stand at either side of the Silent King upon the Dais of Dominion.		* Xun'bakyr, Phaerakh of the Maynarkh Dynasty, who's noted to have literally destroyed a C'tan out of existence.

	== Tabletop ==		== Tabletop ==

157.211.170.240: /* Phaemous Phaerons */ Trazyn is not the phaeron of the Nihilakh dynasty and the joke is shit.

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Phaemous Phaerons: Trazyn is not the phaeron of the Nihilakh dynasty and the joke is shit.

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	* [[Imotekh the Stormlord]], Phaeron of the Sautekh Dynasty, the most powerful Dynasty as of the 41st Millennium.		* [[Imotekh the Stormlord]], Phaeron of the Sautekh Dynasty, the most powerful Dynasty as of the 41st Millennium.
	* Szarekh, the [[Silent King]], Phaeron of the Szarekhan Dynasty, <strike>the only surviving member of the [[Triarch]]</strike> and one-time ruler of the entire [[Necron]] Empire. After defeating the [[C'tan]], he left the galaxy out of shame that he fed his people's souls wholesale to the Deceiver, met the [[Tyranids]], and hustled back home to rouse the Necrons against the extragalactic threat. The other two phaerons of the Triarch, '''Hapthatra the Radiant''' and '''Mesophet the Shadowed Hand''' stand at either side of the Silent King upon the Dais of Dominion.		* Szarekh, the [[Silent King]], Phaeron of the Szarekhan Dynasty, <strike>the only surviving member of the [[Triarch]]</strike> and one-time ruler of the entire [[Necron]] Empire. After defeating the [[C'tan]], he left the galaxy out of shame that he fed his people's souls wholesale to the Deceiver, met the [[Tyranids]], and hustled back home to rouse the Necrons against the extragalactic threat. The other two phaerons of the Triarch, '''Hapthatra the Radiant''' and '''Mesophet the Shadowed Hand''' stand at either side of the Silent King upon the Dais of Dominion.
	*[[Trazyn the Infinite]], <s>[[Blood Ravens\|Thief]]</s> Collector Extraordinaire. Was never officially crowned Phaeron, but is more than powerful enough to deserve the title, and even if he's not he probably collected on already. (This is brought to you by Trazyn simps.)

	== Tabletop ==		== Tabletop ==

2601:1C0:5C00:EFC0:0:0:0:2470: /* Phaemous Phaerons */

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	* [[Imotekh the Stormlord]], Phaeron of the Sautekh Dynasty, the most powerful Dynasty as of the 41st Millennium.		* [[Imotekh the Stormlord]], Phaeron of the Sautekh Dynasty, the most powerful Dynasty as of the 41st Millennium.
	* Szarekh, the [[Silent King]], Phaeron of the Szarekhan Dynasty, <strike>the only surviving member of the [[Triarch]]</strike> and one-time ruler of the entire [[Necron]] Empire. After defeating the [[C'tan]], he left the galaxy out of shame that he fed his people's souls wholesale to the Deceiver, met the [[Tyranids]], and hustled back home to rouse the Necrons against the extragalactic threat. The other two phaerons of the Triarch, '''Hapthatra the Radiant''' and '''Mesophet the Shadowed Hand''' stand at either side of the Silent King upon the Dais of Dominion.		* Szarekh, the [[Silent King]], Phaeron of the Szarekhan Dynasty, <strike>the only surviving member of the [[Triarch]]</strike> and one-time ruler of the entire [[Necron]] Empire. After defeating the [[C'tan]], he left the galaxy out of shame that he fed his people's souls wholesale to the Deceiver, met the [[Tyranids]], and hustled back home to rouse the Necrons against the extragalactic threat. The other two phaerons of the Triarch, '''Hapthatra the Radiant''' and '''Mesophet the Shadowed Hand''' stand at either side of the Silent King upon the Dais of Dominion.
	*[[Trazyn the Infinite]], <s>[[Blood Ravens\|Thief]]</s> Collector Extraordinaire. Was never officially crowned Phaeron, but is more than powerful enough to deserve the title. (This is brought to you by Trazyn simps.)		*[[Trazyn the Infinite]], <s>[[Blood Ravens\|Thief]]</s> Collector Extraordinaire. Was never officially crowned Phaeron, but is more than powerful enough to deserve the title, and even if he's not he probably collected on already. (This is brought to you by Trazyn simps.)

	== Tabletop ==		== Tabletop ==

190.215.84.85 at 20:04, 12 June 2021

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	[[File:ImotekhPhaeron.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|[[Star Wars\|I find your lack of faith....disturbing...]]]]		[[File:ImotekhPhaeron.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|[[Star Wars\|I find your lack of faith....disturbing...]]]]

	A '''Phaeron''' (male) or '''Phaerakh''' (female) is a [[Necron]] who rules an entire [[Necron Dynasty]]; after ~~the death of~~ the [[Triarch]] following the [[War in Heaven]], they are the highest-ranking Necrons in the galaxy, barring the [[Silent King]] himself.		A '''Phaeron''' (male) or '''Phaerakh''' (female) is a [[Necron]] who rules an entire [[Necron Dynasty]]; after the [[Triarch]] left the galaxy following the [[War in Heaven]], they are the highest-ranking Necrons in the galaxy, barring the [[Silent King]] himself.

	Because the Necrontyr were so short-lived, there used to be a fair amount of turnover in this position (and in all positions in Necrontyr society, for that matter), but after the pact with the [[C'tan]] and biotransference, the present set of Phaerons are effectively immortal and ever-living (in fact, they have a special rule called just that), so the only way to replace one is to kill him or conquer his dynasty. Either one is a difficult proposition, as the Phaerons were given bodies of the finest, most robust construction, and rule over endless phalanxes and legions of warriors. However, this does nothing to prevent all manner of civil wars and political shenanigans as various nutty robot zombie nobles attempt to seize power for themselves.		Because the Necrontyr were so short-lived, there used to be a fair amount of turnover in this position (and in all positions in Necrontyr society, for that matter), but after the pact with the [[C'tan]] and biotransference, the present set of Phaerons are effectively immortal and ever-living (in fact, they have a special rule called just that), so the only way to replace one is to kill him or conquer his dynasty. Either one is a difficult proposition, as the Phaerons were given bodies of the finest, most robust construction, and rule over endless phalanxes and legions of warriors. However, this does nothing to prevent all manner of civil wars and political shenanigans as various nutty robot zombie nobles attempt to seize power for themselves.

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	* [[Imotekh the Stormlord]], Phaeron of the Sautekh Dynasty, the most powerful Dynasty as of the 41st Millennium.		* [[Imotekh the Stormlord]], Phaeron of the Sautekh Dynasty, the most powerful Dynasty as of the 41st Millennium.
	* ~~The~~ [[Silent King]], <strike>the only surviving member of the [[Triarch]]</strike> and one-time ruler of the entire [[Necron]] Empire. After defeating the [[C'tan]], he left the galaxy out of shame that he fed his people's souls wholesale to the Deceiver, met the [[Tyranids]], and hustled back home to rouse the Necrons against the extragalactic threat. The other two phaerons of the Triarch, '''Hapthatra the Radiant''' and '''Mesophet the Shadowed Hand''' stand at either side of the Silent King upon the Dais of Dominion.		* Szarekh, the [[Silent King]], Phaeron of the Szarekhan Dynasty, <strike>the only surviving member of the [[Triarch]]</strike> and one-time ruler of the entire [[Necron]] Empire. After defeating the [[C'tan]], he left the galaxy out of shame that he fed his people's souls wholesale to the Deceiver, met the [[Tyranids]], and hustled back home to rouse the Necrons against the extragalactic threat. The other two phaerons of the Triarch, '''Hapthatra the Radiant''' and '''Mesophet the Shadowed Hand''' stand at either side of the Silent King upon the Dais of Dominion.
	*[[Trazyn the Infinite]], <s>[[Blood Ravens\|Thief]]</s> Collector Extraordinaire. Was never officially crowned Phaeron, but is more than powerful enough to deserve the title. (This is brought to you by Trazyn simps.)		*[[Trazyn the Infinite]], <s>[[Blood Ravens\|Thief]]</s> Collector Extraordinaire. Was never officially crowned Phaeron, but is more than powerful enough to deserve the title. (This is brought to you by Trazyn simps.)