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	[[Image:Eldar_Warlock.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|An Eldar Warlock, here seen channeling the [[Furries\|Space Wolf]] aesthetic in his choice of cloak.]]		[[Image:Eldar_Warlock.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|An Eldar Warlock, here seen channeling the [[Furries\|Space Wolf]] aesthetic in his choice of cloak.]]

	'''Warlocks''' are [[Eldar]] [[psykers]]. Unlike [[Farseer\|Farseers]], who specialize in divination and typically follow the [[Paths of the Eldar\|Path of the Seer]] for their entire lives, Warlocks were formerly on the Path of the Warrior, then switched to the Path of the Seer. Warlocks are the most aggressive and warlike of the Eldar; their previous experience as [[Aspect Warrior\|Aspect Warriors]] allows them to harness their more destructive impulses when using their psychic powers in combat. The ornate helmets worn by Warlocks in the field are kept in the shrines of the Warrior Aspects as a sign of the close link between Warlocks and their former status as Warriors; by convention a seer returns to their former Aspect Temple to receive their warlock armor. Due to this mixing of psychic potential and warrior backgrounds, Warlocks apply their psychic powers more towards direct combat, rather than the supporting style application used by Farseers.		'''Warlocks''' are [[Eldar]] [[psykers]]. Unlike [[Farseer\|Farseers]], who specialize in divination and typically follow the [[Paths of the Eldar\|Path of the Seer]] for their entire lives, Warlocks were formerly on the Path of the Warrior, then switched to the Path of the Seer. Warlocks are the most aggressive and warlike of the Eldar; their previous experience as [[Aspect Warrior\|Aspect Warriors]] allows them to harness their more destructive impulses when using their psychic powers in combat. The ornate helmets worn by Warlocks in the field are kept in the shrines of the Warrior Aspects as a sign of the close link between Warlocks and their former status as Warriors; by convention a seer returns to their former Aspect Temple to receive their warlock armor. Due to this mixing of psychic potential and warrior backgrounds, Warlocks apply their psychic powers more towards direct combat, rather than the supporting style application used by Farseers.

	A Warlock not only learns the use of the psychic Runes of War but also how to wield the [[Force_Weapons#Witch Blade\|Witch Blade]], a powerful Eldar force weapon. [[Force_Weapons#Witch Blade\|Witch Blade]]s writhe and twist with living runes of the Eldar Lexicon that focus the inherent power of the Warlock's mind into destructive psychic energy, using a helical psychic matrix that runs through the core of the blade. In the hands of a Warlock, a Witchblade strikes with a devastating burst of psychic force that can incinerate an enemy where he stands.		A Warlock not only learns the use of the psychic Runes of War but also how to wield the [[Force_Weapons#Witch Blade\|Witch Blade]], a powerful Eldar force weapon. [[Force_Weapons#Witch Blade\|Witch Blade]]s writhe and twist with living runes of the Eldar Lexicon that focus the inherent power of the Warlock's mind into destructive psychic energy, using a helical psychic matrix that runs through the core of the blade. In the hands of a Warlock, a Witchblade strikes with a devastating burst of psychic force that can incinerate an enemy where he stands.

	They are often seen accompanying Eldar [[Guardian\|Guardians]] as squad leaders and may even lead parts of a warhost like a field officer. Some specialize in leading Wraithkind; these are called [[Spiritseer\|Spiritseers]], and are typically found accompanying [[Wraithguard]]. The Warlocks' psychic influence allows them to act more quickly (as Wraithguards are souls of Eldar dead in [[wraithbone]] constructs, they aren't very fast to interact with the world of the living). They can also make up a [[Seer Council]], which is basically a 10-elf squad of Warlocks that serve as a Farseer's retinue, where their duties range from keeping the Farseer safe while in combat to assisting the Seer in casting certain spells.		They are often seen accompanying Eldar [[Guardian\|Guardians]] as squad leaders and may even lead parts of a warhost like a field officer. Some specialize in leading Wraithkind; these are called [[Spiritseer\|Spiritseers]], and are typically found accompanying [[Wraithguard]]. The Warlocks' psychic influence allows them to act more quickly (as Wraithguards are souls of Eldar dead in [[wraithbone]] constructs, they aren't very fast to interact with the world of the living). They can also make up a [[Seer Council]], which is basically a 10-elf squad of Warlocks that serve as a Farseer's retinue, where their duties range from keeping the Farseer safe while in combat to assisting the Seer in casting certain spells.
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	File:Altansar Warlock.jpg\|200px\|thumbnail\|right\|A fan's interpretation of what an Altansar Warlock should look like. No wonder, since [[Phoenix Lord#Maugan Ra\|one very well known Phoenix Lord]] that comes from Altansar has a lot of skulls incorporated into his armor.		File:Altansar Warlock.jpg\|200px\|thumbnail\|right\|A fan's interpretation of what an Altansar Warlock should look like. No wonder, since [[Phoenix Lord#Maugan Ra\|one very well known Phoenix Lord]] that comes from Altansar has a lot of skulls incorporated into his armor.
	EldarWarlock1.jpg\|1st edition Warlock with a Witchblade.		EldarWarlock1.jpg\|1st edition Warlock with a Witchblade.
	F6cb71332d490b80068454e8044485a567.jpg\|A 3rd edition Warlock with a Witchblade and Shuriken Pistol.		F6cb71332d490b80068454e8044485a567.jpg\|A 3rd edition Warlock with a Witchblade and Shuriken Pistol.
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1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 10:08, 9 February 2021

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	'''Warlocks''' are [[Eldar]] [[psykers]]. Unlike [[Farseer\|Farseers]], who specialize in divination and typically follow the [[Paths of the Eldar\|Path of the Seer]] for their entire lives, Warlocks were formerly on the Path of the Warrior, then switched to the Path of the Seer. Warlocks are the most aggressive and warlike of the Eldar; their previous experience as [[Aspect Warrior\|Aspect Warriors]] allows them to harness their more destructive impulses when using their psychic powers in combat. The ornate helmets worn by Warlocks in the field are kept in the shrines of the Warrior Aspects as a sign of the close link between Warlocks and their former status as Warriors; by convention a seer returns to their former Aspect Temple to receive their warlock armor. Due to this mixing of psychic potential and warrior backgrounds, Warlocks apply their psychic powers more towards direct combat, rather than the supporting style application used by Farseers.		'''Warlocks''' are [[Eldar]] [[psykers]]. Unlike [[Farseer\|Farseers]], who specialize in divination and typically follow the [[Paths of the Eldar\|Path of the Seer]] for their entire lives, Warlocks were formerly on the Path of the Warrior, then switched to the Path of the Seer. Warlocks are the most aggressive and warlike of the Eldar; their previous experience as [[Aspect Warrior\|Aspect Warriors]] allows them to harness their more destructive impulses when using their psychic powers in combat. The ornate helmets worn by Warlocks in the field are kept in the shrines of the Warrior Aspects as a sign of the close link between Warlocks and their former status as Warriors; by convention a seer returns to their former Aspect Temple to receive their warlock armor. Due to this mixing of psychic potential and warrior backgrounds, Warlocks apply their psychic powers more towards direct combat, rather than the supporting style application used by Farseers.

	A Warlock not only learns the use of the psychic Runes of War but also how to wield the ~~Witchblade~~, a powerful Eldar force weapon. ~~Witchblades~~ writhe and twist with living runes of the Eldar Lexicon that focus the inherent power of the Warlock's mind into destructive psychic energy, using a helical psychic matrix that runs through the core of the blade. In the hands of a Warlock, a Witchblade strikes with a devastating burst of psychic force that can incinerate an enemy where he stands.		A Warlock not only learns the use of the psychic Runes of War but also how to wield the [[Force_Weapons#Witch Blade\|Witch Blade]], a powerful Eldar force weapon. [[Force_Weapons#Witch Blade\|Witch Blade]]s writhe and twist with living runes of the Eldar Lexicon that focus the inherent power of the Warlock's mind into destructive psychic energy, using a helical psychic matrix that runs through the core of the blade. In the hands of a Warlock, a Witchblade strikes with a devastating burst of psychic force that can incinerate an enemy where he stands.

	They are often seen accompanying Eldar [[Guardian\|Guardians]] as squad leaders and may even lead parts of a warhost like a field officer. Some specialize in leading Wraithkind; these are called [[Spiritseer\|Spiritseers]], and are typically found accompanying [[Wraithguard]]. The Warlocks' psychic influence allows them to act more quickly (as Wraithguards are souls of Eldar dead in [[wraithbone]] constructs, they aren't very fast to interact with the world of the living). They can also make up a [[Seer Council]], which is basically a 10-elf squad of Warlocks that serve as a Farseer's retinue, where their duties range from keeping the Farseer safe while in combat to assisting the Seer in casting certain spells.		They are often seen accompanying Eldar [[Guardian\|Guardians]] as squad leaders and may even lead parts of a warhost like a field officer. Some specialize in leading Wraithkind; these are called [[Spiritseer\|Spiritseers]], and are typically found accompanying [[Wraithguard]]. The Warlocks' psychic influence allows them to act more quickly (as Wraithguards are souls of Eldar dead in [[wraithbone]] constructs, they aren't very fast to interact with the world of the living). They can also make up a [[Seer Council]], which is basically a 10-elf squad of Warlocks that serve as a Farseer's retinue, where their duties range from keeping the Farseer safe while in combat to assisting the Seer in casting certain spells.

	==Equipment==		==Equipment==
	Warlocks generally wield a ~~Witchblade~~ and a Shuriken Pistol. In addition to their helmets, they wear [[Rune Armour]], which is a [[Wraithbone]] breastplate shaped into runic forms that can more effectively shrug off both physical and psychic enemy attacks. Warlocks also sometimes make use of a force weapon known as a Singing Spear. The Singing Spear is a psychically-charged weapon simiar to the Witchblade, but it can also be thrown at opponents and is more effective against heavily armoured vehicles than a Witchblade.		Warlocks generally wield a [[Force_Weapons#Witch Blade\|Witch Blade]] and a [[Shuriken Pistol]]. In addition to their helmets, they wear [[Rune Armour]], which is a [[Wraithbone]] breastplate shaped into runic forms that can more effectively shrug off both physical and psychic enemy attacks. Warlocks also sometimes make use of a force weapon known as a [[Force_Weapons#Singing Spear\|Singing Spear]]. The Singing Spear is a psychically-charged weapon simiar to the Witchblade, but it can also be thrown at opponents and is more effective against heavily armoured vehicles than a Witchblade.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

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	[[Image:Eldar_Warlock.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|An Eldar Warlock, here seen channeling the [[Furries\|Space Wolf]] aesthetic in his choice of cloak.]]		[[Image:Eldar_Warlock.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|An Eldar Warlock, here seen channeling the [[Furries\|Space Wolf]] aesthetic in his choice of cloak.]]

	'''Warlocks''' are [[Eldar]] [[psykers]]. Unlike [[Farseer\|Farseers]], who specialize in divination and typically follow the [[Paths of the Eldar\|Path of the Seer]] for their entire lives, Warlocks were formerly on the Path of the Warrior, then switched to the Path of the Seer. Warlocks are the most aggressive and warlike of the Eldar; their previous experience as [[Aspect Warrior\|Aspect Warriors]] allows them to harness their more destructive impulses when using their psychic powers in combat. The ornate helmets worn by Warlocks in the field are kept in the shrines of the Warrior Aspects as a sign of the close link between Warlocks and their former status as Warriors. Due to this mixing of psychic potential and warrior backgrounds, Warlocks apply their psychic powers more towards direct combat, rather than the supporting style application used by Farseers.		'''Warlocks''' are [[Eldar]] [[psykers]]. Unlike [[Farseer\|Farseers]], who specialize in divination and typically follow the [[Paths of the Eldar\|Path of the Seer]] for their entire lives, Warlocks were formerly on the Path of the Warrior, then switched to the Path of the Seer. Warlocks are the most aggressive and warlike of the Eldar; their previous experience as [[Aspect Warrior\|Aspect Warriors]] allows them to harness their more destructive impulses when using their psychic powers in combat. The ornate helmets worn by Warlocks in the field are kept in the shrines of the Warrior Aspects as a sign of the close link between Warlocks and their former status as Warriors; by convention a seer returns to their former Aspect Temple to receive their warlock armor. Due to this mixing of psychic potential and warrior backgrounds, Warlocks apply their psychic powers more towards direct combat, rather than the supporting style application used by Farseers.

	A Warlock not only learns the use of the psychic Runes of War but also how to wield the Witchblade, a powerful Eldar force weapon. Witchblades writhe and twist with living runes of the Eldar Lexicon that focus the inherent power of the Warlock's mind into destructive psychic energy, using a helical psychic matrix that runs through the core of the blade. In the hands of a Warlock, a Witchblade strikes with a devastating burst of psychic force that can incinerate an enemy where he stands.		A Warlock not only learns the use of the psychic Runes of War but also how to wield the Witchblade, a powerful Eldar force weapon. Witchblades writhe and twist with living runes of the Eldar Lexicon that focus the inherent power of the Warlock's mind into destructive psychic energy, using a helical psychic matrix that runs through the core of the blade. In the hands of a Warlock, a Witchblade strikes with a devastating burst of psychic force that can incinerate an enemy where he stands.

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	==Equipment==		==Equipment==
	Warlocks generally wield a Witchblade and a Shuriken Pistol. In addition to their helmets, they wear Rune Armour, which is a ~~wraithbone~~ breastplate shaped into runic forms that can more effectively shrug off both physical and psychic enemy attacks. Warlocks also sometimes make use of a force weapon known as a Singing Spear. The Singing Spear is a psychically-charged weapon simiar to the Witchblade, but it can also be thrown at opponents and is more effective against heavily armoured vehicles than a Witchblade.		Warlocks generally wield a Witchblade and a Shuriken Pistol. In addition to their helmets, they wear [[Rune Armour]], which is a [[Wraithbone]] breastplate shaped into runic forms that can more effectively shrug off both physical and psychic enemy attacks. Warlocks also sometimes make use of a force weapon known as a Singing Spear. The Singing Spear is a psychically-charged weapon simiar to the Witchblade, but it can also be thrown at opponents and is more effective against heavily armoured vehicles than a Witchblade.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

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	File:Altansar Warlock.jpg\|200px\|thumbnail\|right\|A fan's interpretation of what an Altansar Warlock should look like. No wonder, since [[Phoenix Lord#Maugan Ra\|one very well known Phoenix Lord]] that comes from Altansar has a lot of skulls incorporated into his armor.		File:Altansar Warlock.jpg\|200px\|thumbnail\|right\|A fan's interpretation of what an Altansar Warlock should look like. No wonder, since [[Phoenix Lord#Maugan Ra\|one very well known Phoenix Lord]] that comes from Altansar has a lot of skulls incorporated into his armor.
	EldarWarlock1.jpg\|~~6th~~ edition Warlock with a Witchblade.		EldarWarlock1.jpg\|1st edition Warlock with a Witchblade.
	F6cb71332d490b80068454e8044485a567.jpg\|~~An Ulthwé Eldar~~ Warlock with a ~~Witch blade~~ and Shuriken Pistol.		F6cb71332d490b80068454e8044485a567.jpg\|A 3rd edition Warlock with a Witchblade and Shuriken Pistol.
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	Warlocks generally wield a Witchblade and a Shuriken Pistol. In addition to their helmets, they wear Rune Armour, which is a wraithbone breastplate shaped into runic forms that can more effectively shrug off both physical and psychic enemy attacks. Warlocks also sometimes make use of a force weapon known as a Singing Spear. The Singing Spear is a psychically-charged weapon simiar to the Witchblade, but it can also be thrown at opponents and is more effective against heavily armoured vehicles than a Witchblade.		Warlocks generally wield a Witchblade and a Shuriken Pistol. In addition to their helmets, they wear Rune Armour, which is a wraithbone breastplate shaped into runic forms that can more effectively shrug off both physical and psychic enemy attacks. Warlocks also sometimes make use of a force weapon known as a Singing Spear. The Singing Spear is a psychically-charged weapon simiar to the Witchblade, but it can also be thrown at opponents and is more effective against heavily armoured vehicles than a Witchblade.

	==Gallery==		== Gallery ==

	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:Altansar Warlock.jpg\|200px\|thumbnail\|right\|A fan's interpretation of what an Altansar Warlock should look like. No wonder, since [[Phoenix Lord#Maugan Ra\|one very well known Phoenix Lord]] that comes from Altansar has a lot of skulls incorporated into his armor.		File:Altansar Warlock.jpg\|200px\|thumbnail\|right\|A fan's interpretation of what an Altansar Warlock should look like. No wonder, since [[Phoenix Lord#Maugan Ra\|one very well known Phoenix Lord]] that comes from Altansar has a lot of skulls incorporated into his armor.
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	F6cb71332d490b80068454e8044485a567.jpg\|An Ulthwé Eldar Warlock with a Witch blade and Shuriken Pistol.		F6cb71332d490b80068454e8044485a567.jpg\|An Ulthwé Eldar Warlock with a Witch blade and Shuriken Pistol.
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			[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]

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	[[Image:Eldar_Warlock.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|An Eldar Warlock, here seen channeling the [[Furries\|Space Wolf]] aesthetic in his choice of cloak.]]		[[Image:Eldar_Warlock.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|An Eldar Warlock, here seen channeling the [[Furries\|Space Wolf]] aesthetic in his choice of cloak.]]

	'''Warlocks''' are [[Eldar]] [[psykers]]. Unlike [[Farseer\|Farseers]], who specialize in divination and typically follow the [[Paths of the Eldar\|Path of the Seer]] for their entire lives, Warlocks were formerly on the Path of the Warrior, then switched to the Path of the Seer. Warlocks are the most aggressive and warlike of the Eldar; their previous experience as [[Aspect Warrior\|Aspect Warriors]] allows them to harness their more destructive impulses when using their psychic powers in combat. The ornate helmets worn by Warlocks in the field are kept in the shrines of the Warrior Aspects as a sign of the close link between Warlocks and their former status as Warriors; by convention a seer returns to their former Aspect Temple to receive their warlock armor. Due to this mixing of psychic potential and warrior backgrounds, Warlocks apply their psychic powers more towards direct combat, rather than the supporting style application used by Farseers.		'''Warlocks''' are [[Eldar]] [[psykers]]. Unlike [[Farseer\|Farseers]], who specialize in divination and typically follow the [[Paths of the Eldar\|Path of the Seer]] for their entire lives, Warlocks were formerly on the Path of the Warrior, then switched to the Path of the Seer. Warlocks are the most aggressive and warlike of the Eldar; their previous experience as [[Aspect Warrior\|Aspect Warriors]] allows them to harness their more destructive impulses when using their psychic powers in combat. The ornate helmets worn by Warlocks in the field are kept in the shrines of the Warrior Aspects as a sign of the close link between Warlocks and their former status as Warriors; by convention a seer returns to their former Aspect Temple to receive their warlock armor. Due to this mixing of psychic potential and warrior backgrounds, Warlocks apply their psychic powers more towards direct combat, rather than the supporting style application used by Farseers.

	A Warlock not only learns the use of the psychic Runes of War but also how to wield the [[Force_Weapons#Witch Blade\|Witch Blade]], a powerful Eldar force weapon. [[Force_Weapons#Witch Blade\|Witch Blade]]s writhe and twist with living runes of the Eldar Lexicon that focus the inherent power of the Warlock's mind into destructive psychic energy, using a helical psychic matrix that runs through the core of the blade. In the hands of a Warlock, a Witchblade strikes with a devastating burst of psychic force that can incinerate an enemy where he stands.		A Warlock not only learns the use of the psychic Runes of War but also how to wield the [[Force_Weapons#Witch Blade\|Witch Blade]], a powerful Eldar force weapon. [[Force_Weapons#Witch Blade\|Witch Blade]]s writhe and twist with living runes of the Eldar Lexicon that focus the inherent power of the Warlock's mind into destructive psychic energy, using a helical psychic matrix that runs through the core of the blade. In the hands of a Warlock, a Witchblade strikes with a devastating burst of psychic force that can incinerate an enemy where he stands.

	They are often seen accompanying Eldar [[Guardian\|Guardians]] as squad leaders and may even lead parts of a warhost like a field officer. Some specialize in leading Wraithkind; these are called [[Spiritseer\|Spiritseers]], and are typically found accompanying [[Wraithguard]]. The Warlocks' psychic influence allows them to act more quickly (as Wraithguards are souls of Eldar dead in [[wraithbone]] constructs, they aren't very fast to interact with the world of the living). They can also make up a [[Seer Council]], which is basically a 10-elf squad of Warlocks that serve as a Farseer's retinue, where their duties range from keeping the Farseer safe while in combat to assisting the Seer in casting certain spells.		They are often seen accompanying Eldar [[Guardian\|Guardians]] as squad leaders and may even lead parts of a warhost like a field officer. Some specialize in leading Wraithkind; these are called [[Spiritseer\|Spiritseers]], and are typically found accompanying [[Wraithguard]]. The Warlocks' psychic influence allows them to act more quickly (as Wraithguards are souls of Eldar dead in [[wraithbone]] constructs, they aren't very fast to interact with the world of the living). They can also make up a [[Seer Council]], which is basically a 10-elf squad of Warlocks that serve as a Farseer's retinue, where their duties range from keeping the Farseer safe while in combat to assisting the Seer in casting certain spells.
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	File:Altansar Warlock.jpg\|200px\|thumbnail\|right\|A fan's interpretation of what an Altansar Warlock should look like. No wonder, since [[Phoenix Lord#Maugan Ra\|one very well known Phoenix Lord]] that comes from Altansar has a lot of skulls incorporated into his armor.		File:Altansar Warlock.jpg\|200px\|thumbnail\|right\|A fan's interpretation of what an Altansar Warlock should look like. No wonder, since [[Phoenix Lord#Maugan Ra\|one very well known Phoenix Lord]] that comes from Altansar has a lot of skulls incorporated into his armor.
	EldarWarlock1.jpg\|1st edition Warlock with a Witchblade.		EldarWarlock1.jpg\|1st edition Warlock with a Witchblade.
	F6cb71332d490b80068454e8044485a567.jpg\|A 3rd edition Warlock with a Witchblade and Shuriken Pistol.		F6cb71332d490b80068454e8044485a567.jpg\|A 3rd edition Warlock with a Witchblade and Shuriken Pistol.
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