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	*Finally, [[Rasetra]] as a city is known for using Lizardmen in their armies, implying some degree of cooperation and knowledge of the Slann of the Tomb Kings an their role in the Great Plan to this day. The fact even the most powerful units of lizardmen such as Thunderlizards being known to be used and the use of horned ones in their armies-potentially to this day-would clearly show cooperation between the two.		*Finally, [[Rasetra]] as a city is known for using Lizardmen in their armies, implying some degree of cooperation and knowledge of the Slann of the Tomb Kings an their role in the Great Plan to this day. The fact even the most powerful units of lizardmen such as Thunderlizards being known to be used and the use of horned ones in their armies-potentially to this day-would clearly show cooperation between the two.

	Given we know that the continents of Lustria and the Southlands used to be unified before the Great Castraphe, and the first humans in the setting were placed in Ka-Sabar first and spread either North, East, South or West. Over time, when the continents split, what likely resulted was the Kingdoms of Araby and Nehkhara were formed from the people of the West, the [[~~https://1d4chan.org/wiki/~~Amazon#Warhammer\|Amazons]] and the people went south became the various peoples of the Southlands <s>such as [[Pygmies_(Warhammer_Fantasy)\|pygmies]]</s> totally culturally and ethnically sensitive depictions of indigenous cultures. Those that went North ended up probably becoming either the Barbarian tribes that would become the Empire, Norsca, or Beastmen. Needless to say, such as result for a society as ancient as Nehekhara's is far from surprising, as the only cultures older would either be High Elves or the ever reclusive Dwarfs.		Given we know that the continents of Lustria and the Southlands used to be unified before the Great Castraphe, and the first humans in the setting were placed in Ka-Sabar first and spread either North, East, South or West. Over time, when the continents split, what likely resulted was the Kingdoms of Araby and Nehkhara were formed from the people of the West, the [[Amazon#Warhammer\|Amazons]] and the people went south became the various peoples of the Southlands <s>such as [[Pygmies_(Warhammer_Fantasy)\|pygmies]]</s> totally culturally and ethnically sensitive depictions of indigenous cultures. Those that went North ended up probably becoming either the Barbarian tribes that would become the Empire, Norsca, or Beastmen. Needless to say, such as result for a society as ancient as Nehekhara's is far from surprising, as the only cultures older would either be High Elves or the ever reclusive Dwarfs.

	== Heroes ==		== Heroes ==

1d4chan>Le0901: /* Cultural influence of the Lizardmen? */

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Cultural influence of the Lizardmen?

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	*Finally, [[Rasetra]] as a city is known for using Lizardmen in their armies, implying some degree of cooperation and knowledge of the Slann of the Tomb Kings an their role in the Great Plan to this day. The fact even the most powerful units of lizardmen such as Thunderlizards being known to be used and the use of horned ones in their armies-potentially to this day-would clearly show cooperation between the two.		*Finally, [[Rasetra]] as a city is known for using Lizardmen in their armies, implying some degree of cooperation and knowledge of the Slann of the Tomb Kings an their role in the Great Plan to this day. The fact even the most powerful units of lizardmen such as Thunderlizards being known to be used and the use of horned ones in their armies-potentially to this day-would clearly show cooperation between the two.

			Given we know that the continents of Lustria and the Southlands used to be unified before the Great Castraphe, and the first humans in the setting were placed in Ka-Sabar first and spread either North, East, South or West. Over time, when the continents split, what likely resulted was the Kingdoms of Araby and Nehkhara were formed from the people of the West, the [[https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Amazon#Warhammer\|Amazons]] and the people went south became the various peoples of the Southlands <s>such as [[Pygmies_(Warhammer_Fantasy)\|pygmies]]</s> totally culturally and ethnically sensitive depictions of indigenous cultures. Those that went North ended up probably becoming either the Barbarian tribes that would become the Empire, Norsca, or Beastmen. Needless to say, such as result for a society as ancient as Nehekhara's is far from surprising, as the only cultures older would either be High Elves or the ever reclusive Dwarfs.

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 [[File:Image002-1.jpg|200px|thumb|left'''|The Bob Marley of Warhammer''']]

1d4chan>Le0901 at 02:31, 18 June 2023

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	Tomb Kings have absolutely no consistent alignment. Some destroy the living out of envy, others like Khalida work willingly with the living, still others like Settra give no fucks as long as you're their underling. Even on the tabletop, the Tomb Kings army is completely Neutral and can work with any other faction.		Tomb Kings have absolutely no consistent alignment. Some destroy the living out of envy, others like Khalida work willingly with the living, still others like Settra give no fucks as long as you're their underling. Even on the tabletop, the Tomb Kings army is completely Neutral and can work with any other faction.

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	[[File:Image002-1.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left'''\|The Bob Marley of Warhammer''']]		[[File:Image002-1.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left'''\|The Bob Marley of Warhammer''']]

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	Image:Destruction_of_nehekhara.png\|Fuck you, Nagash and GW		Image:Destruction_of_nehekhara.png\|Fuck you, Nagash and GW
	Image:Tomb Kings Squatted.jpg\|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOJB6wTo2wM\| Farewell, Tomb Kings] This was the true fall of Nehekhara		Image:Tomb Kings Squatted.jpg\|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOJB6wTo2wM\| Farewell, Tomb Kings] This was the true fall of Nehekhara
			Image:Tomb King Model-TOW.jpg\|I'm back, bitch!

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1d4chan>MiaoKobayashisDragonMaid: /* Settra and the Mortuary Cult */

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Settra and the Mortuary Cult

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	=== Settra and the Mortuary Cult ===		=== Settra and the Mortuary Cult ===
	Not long after, centuries before the start of the [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elf]] and [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Dark Elf]] civil war, the greatest Nehekharan to have ever lived was born. [[Settra the Imperishable\|Settra]], who immediately set out on a mission of conquest to become the singular ruler of the entirety of Nehekhara, as well as solidify a single organized religion. Over time his name gained many titles, The Imperishable being the most notorious although its telling that the main job of his greatest warrior was to list them. While most Nehekharan kings before him had been simply spoiled inbred inept brutal dictators who managed to keep even the most prosperous kingdom in a state of constant poverty, Settra built the infrastructure of every land he claimed and spared any who swore loyalty to him while punishing those who did not in unspeakable ways. After doing the unthinkable and uniting his people, he followed it up with a second inconceivable feat; becoming the first Nehekharan king truly loved by his people, and feared only by those with disloyalty in their hearts. In other words, he was the ~~Qin Emperor, but as a not!Egyptian~~.		Not long after, centuries before the start of the [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|High Elf]] and [[Dark Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Dark Elf]] civil war, the greatest Nehekharan to have ever lived was born. [[Settra the Imperishable\|Settra]], who immediately set out on a mission of conquest to become the singular ruler of the entirety of Nehekhara, as well as solidify a single organized religion. Over time his name gained many titles, The Imperishable being the most notorious although its telling that the main job of his greatest warrior was to list them. While most Nehekharan kings before him had been simply spoiled inbred inept brutal dictators who managed to keep even the most prosperous kingdom in a state of constant poverty, Settra built the infrastructure of every land he claimed and spared any who swore loyalty to him while punishing those who did not in unspeakable ways. After doing the unthinkable and uniting his people, he followed it up with a second inconceivable feat; becoming the first Nehekharan king truly loved by his people, and feared only by those with disloyalty in their hearts. In other words, he was Pharaoh Namer/Menes, the man responsible for uniting Upper and Lower Egypt.

	As he neared middle age he came to the realization even the greatest king must die, something he refused to accept. The temples of Nehekhara, now called the Priesthood of Awakening, were appointed to use their connections to the Nehekharan gods (implied in some lore to be the same death gods for all races, notably [[Morr]]) and their magic to keep him alive forever. The Grand Hierophant (Nehekharan Pope), Khatep, promised him eternal skin made of pure gold, of endless rule, of the pleasures his position of [[Orks\|Da Best]] came with. Instead, they only managed to come up with a way to extend the lives of wealthy Nehekharans to around 300 years or so, and preserve Settra's soul inside his aging body so that future generations could deliver on their promises. Settra sacrificed his children to form a pact with his gods, then allowed the Priests of Nehekhara to mummify and entomb him in his great palace tomb, the Pyramid of Eternity at his capital city of Khemri.		As he neared middle age he came to the realization even the greatest king must die, something he refused to accept. The temples of Nehekhara, now called the Priesthood of Awakening, were appointed to use their connections to the Nehekharan gods (implied in some lore to be the same death gods for all races, notably [[Morr]]) and their magic to keep him alive forever. The Grand Hierophant (Nehekharan Pope), Khatep, promised him eternal skin made of pure gold, of endless rule, of the pleasures his position of [[Orks\|Da Best]] came with. Instead, they only managed to come up with a way to extend the lives of wealthy Nehekharans to around 300 years or so, and preserve Settra's soul inside his aging body so that future generations could deliver on their promises. Settra sacrificed his children to form a pact with his gods, then allowed the Priests of Nehekhara to mummify and entomb him in his great palace tomb, the Pyramid of Eternity at his capital city of Khemri.

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	* [[Warhammer/Tactics/Tomb Kings\|Tactics/Tomb Kings]]		* [[Warhammer/Tactics/Tomb Kings\|Tactics/Tomb Kings]]
			* [[Warhammer/Tactics/6th_Edition/Tomb_Kings\|Tomb Kings tactics for the glorious 6th edition]]
	* [[Tomb King Dynasty Creation Tables]]		* [[Tomb King Dynasty Creation Tables]]
	* [[Necrons]] - With their recent 6th edition fluff update, Necrons are now the TOMB KINGS IN SPEHSS of the 41st millennia.		* [[Necrons]] - With their recent 6th edition fluff update, Necrons are now the TOMB KINGS IN SPEHSS of the 41st millennia.