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	The Visarch was formerly a [[Dire Avenger]] Exarch named Laarian Starspeaker. He ran the Silvered Blade shrine in [[Biel-Tan]], where he was [[Yvraine]]'s mentor while she took the Path of the Warrior. When she moved to Commoragh, Laarian followed as well, becoming the leader of a group of [[Incubi]] known as the Coiled Blade. Both of these factions would later join the Ynnari.		The Visarch was formerly a [[Dire Avenger]] Exarch named Laarian Starspeaker. He ran the Silvered Blade shrine in [[Biel-Tan]], where he was [[Yvraine]]'s mentor while she took the Path of the Warrior. When she moved to Commoragh, Laarian followed as well, becoming the leader of a group of [[Incubi]] known as the Coiled Blade. Both of these factions would later join the Ynnari.

	Beyond this, his past is generally a mystery. The White Seers of the Black Library hold a grudge against him for being a "destroyer of knowledge", an act which he insists was justified. What is quite clear was that he was loyal to Ynnead before Yvraine made it cool. He is clearly aware about the Croneswords and Ynnead being the source of Yvraine's powers upon first meeting her, and mentions being on Coheria implying that he was involved in [[Eldrad]]'s plot to awaken Ynnead. It is also clear that he wishes to dissociate himself from his past as an Exarch; he is the only known case of an Exarch abandoning his Aspect, which he seems to attribute to Ynnead helping him escape the clutches of [[Khaine]]. He regards Laarian Starspeaker as just being one of many souls that dwells inside him (due to his ability as a Ynnari to absorb the souls of the dead), and one that he particularly doesn't like.		Beyond this, his past is generally a mystery. The White Seers of the Black Library hold a grudge against him for being a "destroyer of knowledge", an act which he insists was justified. What is quite clear was that he was loyal to Ynnead before Yvraine made it cool. He is clearly aware about the Croneswords and Ynnead being the source of Yvraine's powers upon first meeting her, and mentions being on Coheria implying that he was involved in [[Eldrad]]'s plot to awaken Ynnead. It is also clear that he wishes to dissociate himself from his past as an Exarch; he is the only known case of an Exarch abandoning his Aspect, which he seems to attribute to Ynnead helping him escape the clutches of [[Khaine]]. He regards Laarian Starspeaker as just being one of many souls that dwells inside him (due to his ability as a Ynnari to absorb the souls of the dead), and one that he particularly doesn't like.

	== Wargear ==		== Wargear ==

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	[[File:Visarch-Sword-of-Ynnead.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|~~alt text~~]]		[[File:Visarch-Sword-of-Ynnead.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|As seen in the WebStore]]

	The '''Visarch''' is a prominent member of the nascent [[Ynnari]], a faction seeking to bring forth [[Ynnead]], the Eldar god of the dead. Besides being an expert swordsman himself, he leads the Soulbound Vanguard faction of the Ynnari.		The '''Visarch''' is a prominent member of the nascent [[Ynnari]], a faction seeking to bring forth [[Ynnead]], the Eldar god of the dead. Besides being an expert swordsman himself, he leads the Soulbound Vanguard faction of the Ynnari.

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	The '''Visarch''' is a prominent member of the nascent [[Ynnari]], a faction seeking to bring forth [[Ynnead]], the Eldar god of the dead. Besides being an expert swordsman himself, he leads the Soulbound Vanguard faction of the Ynnari.		The '''Visarch''' is a prominent member of the nascent [[Ynnari]], a faction seeking to bring forth [[Ynnead]], the Eldar god of the dead. Besides being an expert swordsman himself, he leads the Soulbound Vanguard faction of the Ynnari.

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	The '''Visarch''' is a prominent member of the nascent [[Ynnari]], a faction seeking to bring forth [[Ynnead]], the Eldar god of the dead. Besides being an expert swordsman himself, he leads the Soulbound Vanguard faction of the Ynnari.		The '''Visarch''' is a prominent member of the nascent [[Ynnari]], a faction seeking to bring forth [[Ynnead]], the Eldar god of the dead. Besides being an expert swordsman himself, he leads the Soulbound Vanguard faction of the Ynnari.

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	The '''Visarch''' is a prominent member of the nascent [[Ynnari]], a faction seeking to bring forth [[Ynnead]], the Eldar god of the dead. Besides being an expert swordsman himself, he leads the Soulbound Vanguard faction of the Ynnari.		The '''Visarch''' is a prominent member of the nascent [[Ynnari]], a faction seeking to bring forth [[Ynnead]], the Eldar god of the dead. Besides being an expert swordsman himself, he leads the Soulbound Vanguard faction of the Ynnari.

	==History==		== History ==

	The Visarch was formerly a [[Dire Avenger]] Exarch named Laarian Starspeaker. He ran the Silvered Blade shrine in [[Biel-Tan]], where he was [[Yvraine]]'s mentor while she took the Path of the Warrior. When she moved to Commoragh, Laarian followed as well, becoming the leader of a group of [[Incubi]] known as the Coiled Blade. Both of these factions would later join the Ynnari.		The Visarch was formerly a [[Dire Avenger]] Exarch named Laarian Starspeaker. He ran the Silvered Blade shrine in [[Biel-Tan]], where he was [[Yvraine]]'s mentor while she took the Path of the Warrior. When she moved to Commoragh, Laarian followed as well, becoming the leader of a group of [[Incubi]] known as the Coiled Blade. Both of these factions would later join the Ynnari.

	Beyond this, his past is generally a mystery. The White Seers of the Black Library hold a grudge against him for being a "destroyer of knowledge", an act which he insists was justified. What is quite clear was that he was loyal to Ynnead before Yvraine made it cool. He is clearly aware about the Croneswords and Ynnead being the source of Yvraine's powers upon first meeting her, and mentions being on Coheria implying that he was involved in [[Eldrad]]'s plot to awaken Ynnead. It is also clear that he wishes to dissociate himself from his past as an Exarch; he is the only known case of an Exarch abandoning his Aspect, which he seems to attribute to Ynnead helping him escape the clutches of [[Khaine]]. He regards Laarian Starspeaker as just being one of many souls that dwells inside him (due to his ability as a Ynnari to absorb the souls of the dead), and one that he particularly doesn't like.		Beyond this, his past is generally a mystery. The White Seers of the Black Library hold a grudge against him for being a "destroyer of knowledge", an act which he insists was justified. What is quite clear was that he was loyal to Ynnead before Yvraine made it cool. He is clearly aware about the Croneswords and Ynnead being the source of Yvraine's powers upon first meeting her, and mentions being on Coheria implying that he was involved in [[Eldrad]]'s plot to awaken Ynnead. It is also clear that he wishes to dissociate himself from his past as an Exarch; he is the only known case of an Exarch abandoning his Aspect, which he seems to attribute to Ynnead helping him escape the clutches of [[Khaine]]. He regards Laarian Starspeaker as just being one of many souls that dwells inside him (due to his ability as a Ynnari to absorb the souls of the dead), and one that he particularly doesn't like.

	==Wargear==		== Wargear ==

	Besides his armor, made in the Bel-Anshoc style dating to before the Fall of the Eldar, the Visarch wields the Cronesword Asu-Var (the Sword of Silence), which absorbs its foes' life essence.		Besides his armor, made in the Bel-Anshoc style dating to before the Fall of the Eldar, the Visarch wields the Cronesword Asu-Var (the Sword of Silence), which absorbs its foes' life essence.

			[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]

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			[[Category: Eldar]]

			[[Category: Ynnari]]

	{{Eldar-Characters}}		{{Eldar-Characters}}

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	Beyond this, his past is generally a mystery. The White Seers of the Black Library hold a grudge against him for being a "destroyer of knowledge", an act which he insists was justified. What is quite clear was that he was loyal to Ynnead before Yvraine made it cool. He is clearly aware about the Croneswords and Ynnead being the source of Yvraine's powers upon first meeting her, and mentions being on Coheria implying that he was involved in [[Eldrad]]'s plot to awaken Ynnead. It is also clear that he wishes to dissociate himself from his past as an Exarch; he is the only known case of an Exarch abandoning his Aspect, which he seems to attribute to Ynnead helping him escape the clutches of [[Khaine]]. He regards Laarian Starspeaker as just being one of many souls that dwells inside him (due to his ability as a Ynnari to absorb the souls of the dead), and one that he particularly doesn't like.		Beyond this, his past is generally a mystery. The White Seers of the Black Library hold a grudge against him for being a "destroyer of knowledge", an act which he insists was justified. What is quite clear was that he was loyal to Ynnead before Yvraine made it cool. He is clearly aware about the Croneswords and Ynnead being the source of Yvraine's powers upon first meeting her, and mentions being on Coheria implying that he was involved in [[Eldrad]]'s plot to awaken Ynnead. It is also clear that he wishes to dissociate himself from his past as an Exarch; he is the only known case of an Exarch abandoning his Aspect, which he seems to attribute to Ynnead helping him escape the clutches of [[Khaine]]. He regards Laarian Starspeaker as just being one of many souls that dwells inside him (due to his ability as a Ynnari to absorb the souls of the dead), and one that he particularly doesn't like.

	~~And with Phoenix Rising, the Visarch dies battling Shalaxi, only to regenerate back to life at the very end of the book. [[FAIL\|Seems GW really can't change the status quo after all.]]~~

	==Wargear==		==Wargear==

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	Beyond this, his past is generally a mystery. The White Seers of the Black Library hold a grudge against him for being a "destroyer of knowledge", an act which he insists was justified. What is quite clear was that he was loyal to Ynnead before Yvraine made it cool. He is clearly aware about the Croneswords and Ynnead being the source of Yvraine's powers upon first meeting her, and mentions being on Coheria implying that he was involved in [[Eldrad]]'s plot to awaken Ynnead. It is also clear that he wishes to dissociate himself from his past as an Exarch; he is the only known case of an Exarch abandoning his Aspect, which he seems to attribute to Ynnead helping him escape the clutches of [[Khaine]]. He regards Laarian Starspeaker as just being one of many souls that dwells inside him (due to his ability as a Ynnari to absorb the souls of the dead), and one that he particularly doesn't like.		Beyond this, his past is generally a mystery. The White Seers of the Black Library hold a grudge against him for being a "destroyer of knowledge", an act which he insists was justified. What is quite clear was that he was loyal to Ynnead before Yvraine made it cool. He is clearly aware about the Croneswords and Ynnead being the source of Yvraine's powers upon first meeting her, and mentions being on Coheria implying that he was involved in [[Eldrad]]'s plot to awaken Ynnead. It is also clear that he wishes to dissociate himself from his past as an Exarch; he is the only known case of an Exarch abandoning his Aspect, which he seems to attribute to Ynnead helping him escape the clutches of [[Khaine]]. He regards Laarian Starspeaker as just being one of many souls that dwells inside him (due to his ability as a Ynnari to absorb the souls of the dead), and one that he particularly doesn't like.

			And with Phoenix Rising, the Visarch dies battling Shalaxi, only to regenerate back to life at the very end of the book. [[FAIL\|Seems GW really can't change the status quo after all.]]

	==Wargear==		==Wargear==