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	'''Wraithbone''' is a construction material used by the [[Eldar]], though [[Dark Eldar]] cannot use it due to its psychic nature (they can however go and [[Blood Ravens\|"borrow"]] some from their cousins). Eldar [[Bonesinger]]s create it by manifesting psychic energy in the material world as a crystalline structure. In its raw form, wraithbone is a hard, smooth, white substance that is comparable to steel in terms of strength, though it is less ductile and weighs much less. Wraithbone is, however, a psycho-reactive material and as such can have its properties altered. An experienced bonesinger can turn a mass of raw wraithbone into everything from a [[Wraithknight]]'s body to a [[An Eldar's Ears\|silken bodysuit]]. Wraithbone's color, density, shape and hardness can all be altered by any eldar with even the slightest iota of psychic potential (read; all of them), so most items in an Eldar's life are crafted from wraithbone, particularly [[Craftworld]] Eldar who have little access to other materials. Any item that is particularly large or complex (wraith warriors, [[Eldar Space Fleet\|ships]], etc) needs to be crafted by a bonesinger.		'''Wraithbone''' is a construction material used by the [[Eldar]], though [[Dark Eldar]] cannot use it due to its psychic nature (they can however go and [[Blood Ravens\|"borrow"]] some from their cousins). Eldar [[Bonesinger]]s create it by manifesting psychic energy in the material world as a crystalline structure. In its raw form, wraithbone is a hard, smooth, white substance that is comparable to steel in terms of strength, though it is less ductile and weighs much less. Wraithbone is, however, a psycho-reactive material and as such can have its properties altered. An experienced bonesinger can turn a mass of raw wraithbone into everything from a [[Wraithknight]]'s body to a [[An Eldar's Ears\|silken bodysuit]]. Wraithbone's color, density, shape and hardness can all be altered by any eldar with even the slightest iota of psychic potential (read; all of them), so most items in an Eldar's life are crafted from wraithbone, particularly [[Craftworld]] Eldar who have little access to other materials. Any item that is particularly large or complex (wraith warriors, [[Eldar Space Fleet\|ships]], etc) needs to be crafted by a bonesinger.

	The Dark Eldar can't make it anymore and have limited abilities to shape it when they can steal it. They usually prefer to [[Loot\|steal]] existing Eldar wraithbone and twist it to suit their needs.		The Dark Eldar can't make it anymore and have limited abilities to shape it when they can steal it. They usually prefer to [[Loot\|steal]] existing Eldar wraithbone and twist it to suit their needs.

	Compared to wraithbone, certain materials like [[Adamantine#In_W40K\|Adamantium]] may be harder and more durable, but they're also harder to repair. Other materials like [[tyranids\|chitin]] or [[Imperial Guard\|plasteel]] may be cheaper and easier to produce, but they don't have the same quality. In terms of resilience and economy wraithbone hits a sweet spot that's probably only outdone by [[Necrodermis\|necrodermis]] as a universal construction material, and because of this Eldar armies tend to have the highest quality equipment, rivaled only by certain [[Grey Knights\|elite]] [[Necrons\|forces]]. For all that, wraithbone does have some two serious disadvantages. First, Wraithbone is a psychoreactive material, and while this is one of wraithbone's biggest strengths, it's also a pretty big fucking problem when your fancy [[Wraithlord]] turns to soup because some rogue [[Human\|mon-keigh]] [[psyker]] looked at it sideways. Also, Eldar wargear can only be repaired by a bonesinger meaning that battlefield repairs are a huge risk, which brings us to problem two: it takes centuries to train a bonesinger. While this is less of a problem for the long-lived eldar than it would be for most other species, it means they can't risk Bonesingers on battlefield repairs the same way other races can.		Compared to wraithbone, certain materials like [[Adamantine#In_W40K\|Adamantium]] may be harder and more durable, but they're also harder to repair. Other materials like [[tyranids\|chitin]] or [[Imperial Guard\|plasteel]] may be cheaper and easier to produce, but they don't have the same quality. In terms of resilience and economy wraithbone hits a sweet spot that's probably only outdone by [[Necrodermis\|necrodermis]] as a universal construction material, and because of this Eldar armies tend to have the highest quality equipment, rivaled only by certain [[Grey Knights\|elite]] [[Necrons\|forces]]. For all that, wraithbone does have some two serious disadvantages. First, Wraithbone is a psychoreactive material, and while this is one of wraithbone's biggest strengths, it's also a pretty big fucking problem when your fancy [[Wraithlord]] turns to soup because some rogue [[Human\|mon-keigh]] [[psyker]] looked at it sideways. Also, Eldar wargear can only be repaired by a bonesinger meaning that battlefield repairs are a huge risk, which brings us to problem two: it takes centuries to train a bonesinger. While this is less of a problem for the long-lived eldar than it would be for most other species, it means they can't risk Bonesingers on battlefield repairs the same way other races can.

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	[[File:Wraithbone structure 1080.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|A ruined building made from wraithbone shown in the [[Dawn of War 3]] announcement trailer.]]		[[File:Wraithbone structure 1080.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|A ruined building made from wraithbone shown in the [[Dawn of War 3]] announcement trailer.]]
	'''Wraithbone''' is a construction material used by the [[Eldar]], though [[Dark Eldar]] cannot use it due to its psychic nature (they can however go and [[Blood Ravens\|"borrow"]] some from their cousins). Eldar [[Bonesinger]]s create it by manifesting psychic energy in the material world as a crystalline structure. In its raw form, wraithbone is a hard, smooth, white substance that is comparable to steel in terms of strength, though it is less ductile and weighs much less. Wraithbone is, however, a psycho-reactive material and as such can have its properties altered. An experienced bonesinger can turn a mass of raw wraithbone into everything from a [[Wraithknight]]'s body to a [[An Eldar's Ears\|silken bodysuit]]. Wraithbone's color, density, shape and hardness can all be altered by any eldar with even the slightest iota of psychic potential (read; all of them), so most items in an Eldar's life are crafted from wraithbone, particularly [[Craftworld]] Eldar who have little access to other materials. Any item that is particularly large or complex (wraith warriors, ships, etc) needs to be crafted by a bonesinger.		'''Wraithbone''' is a construction material used by the [[Eldar]], though [[Dark Eldar]] cannot use it due to its psychic nature (they can however go and [[Blood Ravens\|"borrow"]] some from their cousins). Eldar [[Bonesinger]]s create it by manifesting psychic energy in the material world as a crystalline structure. In its raw form, wraithbone is a hard, smooth, white substance that is comparable to steel in terms of strength, though it is less ductile and weighs much less. Wraithbone is, however, a psycho-reactive material and as such can have its properties altered. An experienced bonesinger can turn a mass of raw wraithbone into everything from a [[Wraithknight]]'s body to a [[An Eldar's Ears\|silken bodysuit]]. Wraithbone's color, density, shape and hardness can all be altered by any eldar with even the slightest iota of psychic potential (read; all of them), so most items in an Eldar's life are crafted from wraithbone, particularly [[Craftworld]] Eldar who have little access to other materials. Any item that is particularly large or complex (wraith warriors, [[Eldar Space Fleet\|ships]], etc) needs to be crafted by a bonesinger.

	The Dark Eldar can't make it anymore and have limited abilities to shape it when they can steal it. They usually prefer to steal existing Eldar wraithbone and twist it to suit their needs.		The Dark Eldar can't make it anymore and have limited abilities to shape it when they can steal it. They usually prefer to [[Loot\|steal]] existing Eldar wraithbone and twist it to suit their needs.

	Compared to wraithbone, certain materials like Adamantium may be harder and more durable, but they're also harder to repair. Other materials like [[tyranids\|chitin]] or [[Imperial Guard\|plasteel]] may be cheaper and easier to produce, but they don't have the same quality. In terms of resilience and economy wraithbone hits a sweet spot that's probably only outdone by [[Necrodermis\|necrodermis]] as a universal construction material, and because of this Eldar armies tend to have the highest quality equipment, rivaled only by certain [[Grey Knights\|elite]] [[Necrons\|forces]]. For all that, wraithbone does have some two serious disadvantages. First, Wraithbone is a psychoreactive material, and while this is one of wraithbone's biggest strengths, it's also a pretty big fucking problem when your fancy [[Wraithlord]] turns to soup because some rogue [[Human\|mon-keigh]] psyker looked at it sideways. Also, Eldar wargear can only be repaired by a bonesinger meaning that battlefield repairs are a huge risk, which brings us to problem two: it takes centuries to train a bonesinger. While this is less of a problem for the long-lived eldar than it would be for most other species, it means they can't risk Bonesingers on battlefield repairs the same way other races can.		Compared to wraithbone, certain materials like [[Adamantine#In_W40K\|Adamantium]] may be harder and more durable, but they're also harder to repair. Other materials like [[tyranids\|chitin]] or [[Imperial Guard\|plasteel]] may be cheaper and easier to produce, but they don't have the same quality. In terms of resilience and economy wraithbone hits a sweet spot that's probably only outdone by [[Necrodermis\|necrodermis]] as a universal construction material, and because of this Eldar armies tend to have the highest quality equipment, rivaled only by certain [[Grey Knights\|elite]] [[Necrons\|forces]]. For all that, wraithbone does have some two serious disadvantages. First, Wraithbone is a psychoreactive material, and while this is one of wraithbone's biggest strengths, it's also a pretty big fucking problem when your fancy [[Wraithlord]] turns to soup because some rogue [[Human\|mon-keigh]] [[psyker]] looked at it sideways. Also, Eldar wargear can only be repaired by a bonesinger meaning that battlefield repairs are a huge risk, which brings us to problem two: it takes centuries to train a bonesinger. While this is less of a problem for the long-lived eldar than it would be for most other species, it means they can't risk Bonesingers on battlefield repairs the same way other races can.

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1d4chan>Triacom: Undo revision 694635 by 71.209.89.106 (talk) - It takes literal centuries to train them, and even to the Eldar that is a while, not to mention it goes against the whole point of their paths in the first place.

2020-09-07T22:02:08Z

Undo revision 694635 by 71.209.89.106 (talk) - It takes literal centuries to train them, and even to the Eldar that is a while, not to mention it goes against the whole point of their paths in the first place.

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	The Dark Eldar can't make it anymore and have limited abilities to shape it when they can steal it. They usually prefer to steal existing Eldar wraithbone and twist it to suit their needs.		The Dark Eldar can't make it anymore and have limited abilities to shape it when they can steal it. They usually prefer to steal existing Eldar wraithbone and twist it to suit their needs.

	Compared to wraithbone, certain materials like Adamantium may be harder and more durable, but they're also harder to repair. Other materials like [[tyranids\|chitin]] or [[Imperial Guard\|plasteel]] may be cheaper and easier to produce, but they don't have the same quality. In terms of resilience and economy wraithbone hits a sweet spot that's probably only outdone by [[Necrodermis\|necrodermis]] as a universal construction material, and because of this Eldar armies tend to have the highest quality equipment, rivaled only by certain [[Grey Knights\|elite]] [[Necrons\|forces]]. For all that, wraithbone does have some two serious disadvantages. First, Wraithbone is a psychoreactive material, and while this is one of wraithbone's biggest strengths, it's also a pretty big fucking problem when your fancy [[Wraithlord]] turns to soup because some rogue [[Human\|mon-keigh]] psyker looked at it sideways. Also, Eldar wargear can only be repaired by a bonesinger meaning that battlefield repairs are a huge risk, which brings us to problem two: it takes centuries to train a bonesinger. While this is less of a problem for the long-lived eldar than it would be for most other species, it means they can't risk Bonesingers on battlefield repairs the same way other races can. Since common sense is heresy among all factions, no one thought to just raise Eldar kids as Bonesingers as a mandatory first Path so everyone can repair their own everything even in the middle of combat. Perhaps masters of this could literally heal it while it's being damaged, effectively increasing its resilience. This heresy of common sense also goes into Wraithbone's important quality: it's light. So, you could make it much denser and thicker and result in dramatically increased durability while still being light weight or at least not too heavy to be convenient. Especially since as it is psychically reactive you can probably enhance its durability, probably it's lightness, and who knows what else with just your thoughts and willpower.		Compared to wraithbone, certain materials like Adamantium may be harder and more durable, but they're also harder to repair. Other materials like [[tyranids\|chitin]] or [[Imperial Guard\|plasteel]] may be cheaper and easier to produce, but they don't have the same quality. In terms of resilience and economy wraithbone hits a sweet spot that's probably only outdone by [[Necrodermis\|necrodermis]] as a universal construction material, and because of this Eldar armies tend to have the highest quality equipment, rivaled only by certain [[Grey Knights\|elite]] [[Necrons\|forces]]. For all that, wraithbone does have some two serious disadvantages. First, Wraithbone is a psychoreactive material, and while this is one of wraithbone's biggest strengths, it's also a pretty big fucking problem when your fancy [[Wraithlord]] turns to soup because some rogue [[Human\|mon-keigh]] psyker looked at it sideways. Also, Eldar wargear can only be repaired by a bonesinger meaning that battlefield repairs are a huge risk, which brings us to problem two: it takes centuries to train a bonesinger. While this is less of a problem for the long-lived eldar than it would be for most other species, it means they can't risk Bonesingers on battlefield repairs the same way other races can.

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			[[File:Wraithbone structure 1080.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|A ruined building made from wraithbone shown in the [[Dawn of War 3]] announcement trailer.]]
	'''Wraithbone''' is a construction material used by the [[Eldar]], though [[Dark Eldar]] cannot use it due to its psychic nature (they can however go and [[Blood Ravens\|"borrow"]] some from their cousins). Eldar [[Bonesinger]]s create it by manifesting psychic energy in the material world as a crystalline structure. In its raw form, wraithbone is a hard, smooth, white substance that is comparable to steel in terms of strength, though it is less ductile and weighs much less. Wraithbone is, however, a psycho-reactive material and as such can have its properties altered. An experienced bonesinger can turn a mass of raw wraithbone into everything from a [[Wraithknight]]'s body to a [[An Eldar's Ears\|silken bodysuit]]. Wraithbone's color, density, shape and hardness can all be altered by any eldar with even the slightest iota of psychic potential (read; all of them), so most items in an Eldar's life are crafted from wraithbone, particularly [[Craftworld]] Eldar who have little access to other materials. Any item that is particularly large or complex (wraith warriors, ships, etc) needs to be crafted by a bonesinger.		'''Wraithbone''' is a construction material used by the [[Eldar]], though [[Dark Eldar]] cannot use it due to its psychic nature (they can however go and [[Blood Ravens\|"borrow"]] some from their cousins). Eldar [[Bonesinger]]s create it by manifesting psychic energy in the material world as a crystalline structure. In its raw form, wraithbone is a hard, smooth, white substance that is comparable to steel in terms of strength, though it is less ductile and weighs much less. Wraithbone is, however, a psycho-reactive material and as such can have its properties altered. An experienced bonesinger can turn a mass of raw wraithbone into everything from a [[Wraithknight]]'s body to a [[An Eldar's Ears\|silken bodysuit]]. Wraithbone's color, density, shape and hardness can all be altered by any eldar with even the slightest iota of psychic potential (read; all of them), so most items in an Eldar's life are crafted from wraithbone, particularly [[Craftworld]] Eldar who have little access to other materials. Any item that is particularly large or complex (wraith warriors, ships, etc) needs to be crafted by a bonesinger.

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	The Dark Eldar can't make it anymore and have limited abilities to shape it when they can steal it. They usually prefer to steal existing Eldar wraithbone and twist it to suit their needs.		The Dark Eldar can't make it anymore and have limited abilities to shape it when they can steal it. They usually prefer to steal existing Eldar wraithbone and twist it to suit their needs.

	Compared to wraithbone, certain materials like Adamantium may be harder and more durable, but they're also harder to repair. Other materials like [[tyranids\|chitin]] or [[Imperial Guard\|plasteel]] may be cheaper and easier to produce, but they don't have the same quality. In terms of resilience and economy wraithbone hits a sweet spot that's probably only outdone by [[Necrodermis\|necrodermis]] as a universal construction material, and because of this Eldar armies tend to have the highest quality equipment, rivaled only by certain [[Grey Knights\|elite]] [[Necrons\|forces]]. For all that, wraithbone does have some two serious disadvantages. First, Wraithbone is a psychoreactive material, and while this is one of wraithbone's biggest strengths, it's also a pretty big fucking problem when your fancy [[Wraithlord]] turns to soup because some rogue [[Human\|mon-keigh]] psyker looked at it sideways. Also, Eldar wargear can only be repaired by a bonesinger meaning that battlefield repairs are a huge risk, which brings us to problem two: it takes centuries to train a bonesinger. While this is less of a problem for the long-lived eldar than it would be for most other species, it means they can't risk Bonesingers on battlefield repairs the same way other races can.		Compared to wraithbone, certain materials like Adamantium may be harder and more durable, but they're also harder to repair. Other materials like [[tyranids\|chitin]] or [[Imperial Guard\|plasteel]] may be cheaper and easier to produce, but they don't have the same quality. In terms of resilience and economy wraithbone hits a sweet spot that's probably only outdone by [[Necrodermis\|necrodermis]] as a universal construction material, and because of this Eldar armies tend to have the highest quality equipment, rivaled only by certain [[Grey Knights\|elite]] [[Necrons\|forces]]. For all that, wraithbone does have some two serious disadvantages. First, Wraithbone is a psychoreactive material, and while this is one of wraithbone's biggest strengths, it's also a pretty big fucking problem when your fancy [[Wraithlord]] turns to soup because some rogue [[Human\|mon-keigh]] psyker looked at it sideways. Also, Eldar wargear can only be repaired by a bonesinger meaning that battlefield repairs are a huge risk, which brings us to problem two: it takes centuries to train a bonesinger. While this is less of a problem for the long-lived eldar than it would be for most other species, it means they can't risk Bonesingers on battlefield repairs the same way other races can. Since common sense is heresy among all factions, no one thought to just raise Eldar kids as Bonesingers as a mandatory first Path so everyone can repair their own everything even in the middle of combat. Perhaps masters of this could literally heal it while it's being damaged, effectively increasing its resilience. This heresy of common sense also goes into Wraithbone's important quality: it's light. So, you could make it much denser and thicker and result in dramatically increased durability while still being light weight or at least not too heavy to be convenient. Especially since as it is psychically reactive you can probably enhance its durability, probably it's lightness, and who knows what else with just your thoughts and willpower.

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1d4chan>Ћ Professional at 17:50, 29 August 2020

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 '''Wraithbone''' is a construction material used by the [[Eldar]], though [[Dark Eldar]] cannot use it due to its psychic nature (they can however go and [[Blood Ravens|"borrow"]] some from their cousins). Eldar [[Bonesinger]]s create it by manifesting psychic energy in the material world as a crystalline structure. In its raw form, wraithbone is a hard, smooth, white substance that is comparable to steel in terms of strength, though it is less ductile and weighs much less. Wraithbone is, however, a psycho-reactive material and as such can have its properties altered. An experienced bonesinger can turn a mass of raw wraithbone into everything from a [[Wraithknight]]'s body to a [[An Eldar's Ears|silken bodysuit]]. Wraithbone's color, density, shape and hardness can all be altered by any eldar with even the slightest iota of psychic potential (read; all of them), so most items in an Eldar's life are crafted from wraithbone, particularly [[Craftworld]] Eldar who have little access to other materials. Any item that is particularly large or complex (wraith warriors, ships, etc) needs to be crafted by a bonesinger.
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 Compared to wraithbone, certain materials like Adamantium may be harder and more durable, but they're also harder to repair. Other materials like [[tyranids|chitin]] or [[Imperial Guard|plasteel]] may be cheaper and easier to produce, but they don't have the same quality. In terms of resilience and economy wraithbone hits a sweet spot that's probably only outdone by [[Necrodermis|necrodermis]] as a universal construction material, and because of this Eldar armies tend to have the highest quality equipment, rivaled only by certain [[Grey Knights|elite]] [[Necrons|forces]]. For all that, wraithbone does have some two serious disadvantages. First, Wraithbone is a psychoreactive material, and while this is one of wraithbone's biggest strengths, it's also a pretty big fucking problem when your fancy [[Wraithlord]]  turns to soup because some rogue [[Human|mon-keigh]] psyker looked at it sideways. Also, Eldar wargear can only be repaired by a bonesinger meaning that battlefield repairs are a huge risk, which brings us to problem two: it takes centuries to train a bonesinger. While this is less of a problem for the long-lived eldar than it would be for most other species, it means they can't risk Bonesingers on battlefield repairs the same way other races can.
-[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]][[Category:Eldar]][[Category:Wraithbone]]
+[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]

174.94.85.155: Undo revision 685589 by I LOVE gardevoirs! (talk)

2020-08-14T17:57:32Z

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-'''THE GRAND DAD EMPIRE''' ARE a prolific VINESAUCE-centric MEME group based in BEDROCK CITY.  Their largest periods of activity seemed to be around the time SILVAGUNNER was terminated, when they were hosting several unofficial VINESAUCE gaming events (which they assure you repeatedly are ''not'' official Tournaments and are in no way affiliated with JOEL).
+'''Wraithbone''' is a construction material used by the [[Eldar]], though [[Dark Eldar]] cannot use it due to its psychic nature (they can however go and [[Blood Ravens|"borrow"]] some from their cousins). Eldar [[Bonesinger]]s create it by manifesting psychic energy in the material world as a crystalline structure. In its raw form, wraithbone is a hard, smooth, white substance that is comparable to steel in terms of strength, though it is less ductile and weighs much less. Wraithbone is, however, a psycho-reactive material and as such can have its properties altered. An experienced bonesinger can turn a mass of raw wraithbone into everything from a [[Wraithknight]]'s body to a [[An Eldar's Ears|silken bodysuit]]. Wraithbone's color, density, shape and hardness can all be altered by any eldar with even the slightest iota of psychic potential (read; all of them), so most items in an Eldar's life are crafted from wraithbone, particularly [[Craftworld]] Eldar who have little access to other materials. Any item that is particularly large or complex (wraith warriors, ships, etc) needs to be crafted by a bonesinger.
-They operated out of the SilvaGunner YouTube channel until it was terminated in 2014, after which they appear to have transitioned briefly to GiivaSunner in September of 2016 before returning to SilvaGunner in June of 2018.
+The Dark Eldar can't make it anymore and have limited abilities to shape it when they can steal it. They usually prefer to steal existing Eldar wraithbone and twist it to suit their needs.
-== CHANNELS ==
+Compared to wraithbone, certain materials like Adamantium may be harder and more durable, but they're also harder to repair. Other materials like [[tyranids|chitin]] or [[Imperial Guard|plasteel]] may be cheaper and easier to produce, but they don't have the same quality. In terms of resilience and economy wraithbone hits a sweet spot that's probably only outdone by [[Necrodermis|necrodermis]] as a universal construction material, and because of this Eldar armies tend to have the highest quality equipment, rivaled only by certain [[Grey Knights|elite]] [[Necrons|forces]]. For all that, wraithbone does have some two serious disadvantages. First, Wraithbone is a psychoreactive material, and while this is one of wraithbone's biggest strengths, it's also a pretty big fucking problem when your fancy [[Wraithlord]]  turns to soup because some rogue [[Human|mon-keigh]] psyker looked at it sideways. Also, Eldar wargear can only be repaired by a bonesinger meaning that battlefield repairs are a huge risk, which brings us to problem two: it takes centuries to train a bonesinger. While this is less of a problem for the long-lived eldar than it would be for most other species, it means they can't risk Bonesingers on battlefield repairs the same way other races can.
-{{awesome}}== EVENTS ==
+[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]][[Category:Eldar]][[Category:Wraithbone]]

1d4chan>I LOVE gardevoirs! at 16:29, 14 August 2020

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-'''Wraithbone''' is a construction material used by the [[Eldar]], though [[Dark Eldar]] cannot use it due to its psychic nature (they can however go and [[Blood Ravens|"borrow"]] some from their cousins). Eldar [[Bonesinger]]s create it by manifesting psychic energy in the material world as a crystalline structure. In its raw form, wraithbone is a hard, smooth, white substance that is comparable to steel in terms of strength, though it is less ductile and weighs much less. Wraithbone is, however, a psycho-reactive material and as such can have its properties altered. An experienced bonesinger can turn a mass of raw wraithbone into everything from a [[Wraithknight]]'s body to a [[An Eldar's Ears|silken bodysuit]]. Wraithbone's color, density, shape and hardness can all be altered by any eldar with even the slightest iota of psychic potential (read; all of them), so most items in an Eldar's life are crafted from wraithbone, particularly [[Craftworld]] Eldar who have little access to other materials. Any item that is particularly large or complex (wraith warriors, ships, etc) needs to be crafted by a bonesinger.
+'''THE GRAND DAD EMPIRE''' ARE a prolific VINESAUCE-centric MEME group based in BEDROCK CITY.  Their largest periods of activity seemed to be around the time SILVAGUNNER was terminated, when they were hosting several unofficial VINESAUCE gaming events (which they assure you repeatedly are ''not'' official Tournaments and are in no way affiliated with JOEL).
-The Dark Eldar can't make it anymore and have limited abilities to shape it when they can steal it. They usually prefer to steal existing Eldar wraithbone and twist it to suit their needs.
+They operated out of the SilvaGunner YouTube channel until it was terminated in 2014, after which they appear to have transitioned briefly to GiivaSunner in September of 2016 before returning to SilvaGunner in June of 2018.
-Compared to wraithbone, certain materials like Adamantium may be harder and more durable, but they're also harder to repair. Other materials like [[tyranids|chitin]] or [[Imperial Guard|plasteel]] may be cheaper and easier to produce, but they don't have the same quality. In terms of resilience and economy wraithbone hits a sweet spot that's probably only outdone by [[Necrodermis|necrodermis]] as a universal construction material, and because of this Eldar armies tend to have the highest quality equipment, rivaled only by certain [[Grey Knights|elite]] [[Necrons|forces]]. For all that, wraithbone does have some two serious disadvantages. First, Wraithbone is a psychoreactive material, and while this is one of wraithbone's biggest strengths, it's also a pretty big fucking problem when your fancy [[Wraithlord]]  turns to soup because some rogue [[Human|mon-keigh]] psyker looked at it sideways. Also, Eldar wargear can only be repaired by a bonesinger meaning that battlefield repairs are a huge risk, which brings us to problem two: it takes centuries to train a bonesinger. While this is less of a problem for the long-lived eldar than it would be for most other species, it means they can't risk Bonesingers on battlefield repairs the same way other races can.
+== CHANNELS ==
-[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]][[Category:Eldar]][[Category:Wraithbone]]
+{{awesome}}== EVENTS ==