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217.180.196.2: /* Relationship with Guilliman */

2025-03-13T16:35:21Z

Relationship with Guilliman

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	You must have noticed that the fanbase tend to represent Matt Ward's poster boy and Yvrainne as being [[Rule 34\|very good friends with benefits]]. Let us put this way; '''They are not.'''		You must have noticed that the fanbase tend to represent Matt Ward's poster boy and Yvrainne as being [[Rule 34\|very good friends with benefits]]. Let us put this way; '''They are not.'''

	At best, both are the closest they can get to an alliance between the Eldar and the Imperium, at worst, one is the using the other as a pawn. The closest Yvrainne ever got to "being friendly" with Roboute was healing him to put some plans in motion. Nothing more. Well, resurrection is nice and all, but that's not a declaration of love. And even if we consider that Yvrainne is, in fact, Roboute's waifu, then what of the other three women who regularly interact with him? Huh? What do you have to say for yourself, internet?		At best, both are the closest they can get to an alliance between the Eldar and the Imperium, at worst, one is the using the other as a pawn. The closest Yvrainne ever got to "being friendly" with Roboute was healing him to put some plans in motion. Nothing more. Well, resurrection is nice and all, but that's not a declaration of love. And even if we consider that Yvrainne is, in fact, Roboute's waifu, then what of the other three women who regularly interact with him? Huh? What do you have to say for yourself, internet? That clearly you haven't read enough manga to know exactly what the answer to that is.

	Naturally, this hasn't stopped GW for portraying the two as being very close to one another, to the point of Yvrainne actually being allowed to assist to Guilliman's coronation. But then again, that can be interpreted as a political move rather than a genuine invitation. In less-canon material (as seen below), they're way much closer than what you would expect. Which means that maybe GW caught onto that, but don't expect anything official until a very long time. Both have their own plans and agendas, and so far a deep loving relationship between the two would the death of their reputation in their respective factions.		Naturally, this hasn't stopped GW for portraying the two as being very close to one another, to the point of Yvrainne actually being allowed to assist to Guilliman's coronation. But then again, that can be interpreted as a political move rather than a genuine invitation. In less-canon material (as seen below), they're way much closer than what you would expect. Which means that maybe GW caught onto that, but don't expect anything official until a very long time. Both have their own plans and agendas, and so far a deep loving relationship between the two would the death of their reputation in their respective factions.

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	Time will tell if the two can forge a closer working relationship but, for the moment at least, both of Ynnead's foremost servants are far from friendly with each other. The "Belligerent Sexual Tension" trope anyone?		Time will tell if the two can forge a closer working relationship but, for the moment at least, both of Ynnead's foremost servants are far from friendly with each other. The "Belligerent Sexual Tension" trope anyone?

			== Relationship with Guilliman ==

			You must have noticed that the fanbase tend to represent Matt Ward's poster boy and Yvrainne as being [[Rule 34\|very good friends with benefits]]. Let us put this way; '''They are not.'''

			At best, both are the closest they can get to an alliance between the Eldar and the Imperium, at worst, one is the using the other as a pawn. The closest Yvrainne ever got to "being friendly" with Roboute was healing him to put some plans in motion. Nothing more. Well, resurrection is nice and all, but that's not a declaration of love. And even if we consider that Yvrainne is, in fact, Roboute's waifu, then what of the other three women who regularly interact with him? Huh? What do you have to say for yourself, internet?

			Naturally, this hasn't stopped GW for portraying the two as being very close to one another, to the point of Yvrainne actually being allowed to assist to Guilliman's coronation. But then again, that can be interpreted as a political move rather than a genuine invitation. In less-canon material (as seen below), they're way much closer than what you would expect. Which means that maybe GW caught onto that, but don't expect anything official until a very long time. Both have their own plans and agendas, and so far a deep loving relationship between the two would the death of their reputation in their respective factions.
	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

104.220.162.108: /* Yvraine's Rebirth */

2022-03-14T03:19:45Z

Yvraine's Rebirth

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	It was at this moment, while Yvraine was at the brink of death, that the newly born but weak Ynnead recognized Yvraine as one who had walked on both the Paths of the Eldar and the Paths of Damnation, and so revived her as his Emissary. Unfortunately, the psychic energy released in the process also broke [[Khaine]]'s Gate open, flooding Commoragh with [[Daemons#Warhammer_40.2C000\|daemons]] and thoroughly humiliating Vect. Needless to say, Vect now wanted Yvraine dead (again) ''immediately''. Trueborn from the [[Kabal of the Black Heart]] (looking to save face after Vect's retreat) headed towards Yvraine, seeking her death while her Wych Cult and the Visarch (who had been hiding in the crowd) rushed to aid her. Even Wyches from the Cult of Strife turned up, ordered by Lelith to help Yvraine for reasons of her own.		It was at this moment, while Yvraine was at the brink of death, that the newly born but weak Ynnead recognized Yvraine as one who had walked on both the Paths of the Eldar and the Paths of Damnation, and so revived her as his Emissary. Unfortunately, the psychic energy released in the process also broke [[Khaine]]'s Gate open, flooding Commoragh with [[Daemons#Warhammer_40.2C000\|daemons]] and thoroughly humiliating Vect. Needless to say, Vect now wanted Yvraine dead (again) ''immediately''. Trueborn from the [[Kabal of the Black Heart]] (looking to save face after Vect's retreat) headed towards Yvraine, seeking her death while her Wych Cult and the Visarch (who had been hiding in the crowd) rushed to aid her. Even Wyches from the Cult of Strife turned up, ordered by Lelith to help Yvraine for reasons of her own.

	As they left the arena, Yvraine had another surprise. A ship, her flagship from her Corsair days, had returned to Commorragh. The crew took Yvraine, the Visarch and the survivors on before fleeing for the [[Webway]]. But Vect wasn't so easily thwarted. He sealed the Webway passages, and the ship got wedged in one. As Kabalites from the Kabal of the Black Heart tried to cut their way in, Yvraine loaded the Visarch along with as many crew and warriors as they could onto [[Raider]]s and [[Venom]]s, had them launched from the bridge, while the rest of the crew stayed behind willingly, [[Noblebright\|sacrificing themselves]] to delay [[Grimdark\|~~Vect's revenge,~~ which involved rape and torture monsters and their tentacle beasts]] ~~in the hope of~~ preserve their people's hope for salvation (Nobledark in 40K, more common than you think).		As they left the arena, Yvraine had another surprise. A ship, her flagship from her Corsair days, had returned to Commorragh. The crew took Yvraine, the Visarch and the survivors on before fleeing for the [[Webway]]. But Vect wasn't so easily thwarted. He sealed the Webway passages, and the ship got wedged in one. As Kabalites from the Kabal of the Black Heart tried to cut their way in, Yvraine loaded the Visarch along with as many crew and warriors as they could onto [[Raider]]s and [[Venom]]s and had them launched from the bridge, while the rest of the crew stayed behind, willingly [[Noblebright\|sacrificing themselves]] to delay Vect's revenge [[Grimdark\|(which involved rape and torture monsters and their tentacle beasts)]] and preserve their people's hope for salvation (Nobledark in 40K, more common than you think).

	== Forming the [[Ynnari]] ==		== Forming the [[Ynnari]] ==

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	{{Topquote\|Yet, there is a new melody in the galaxy's great song. A harmony unheard by my people for over ten thousand years: Hope. I am the first to hear the voice of the Whispering God. I will not be the last.\|Yvraine addressing the Reborn}}		{{Topquote\|Yet, there is a new melody in the galaxy's great song. A harmony unheard by my people for over ten thousand years: Hope. I am the first to hear the voice of the Whispering God. I will not be the last.\|Yvraine addressing the Reborn}}

	'''Yvraine, Herald of Ynnead''', (often referred to as '''Big Tiddy Eldar GF''') is an [[Eldar]] who serves as the emissary for the newly awakened Eldar God [[Ynnead]]. While she might not have [[Eldrad]]'s absurd psychic stength or [[Asdrubael Vect\|Vect]]'s cunning, Ynnead grants her power over death itself, making her one of the strongest eldar around. Yvraine is also absurdly hard to kill since she's a one-woman army and can [[Vulkan\|regenerate]] from most injuries. Her faction, the [[Ynnari]], accept eldar from all walks of life in both the worship of Ynnead, and in the battle against Chaos to try and save their race. Considering this is the race of the biggest self-entitled dicks in the universe who never like being told what to do, leading them all ''at once'' is quite the accomplishment.		'''Yvraine, Herald of Ynnead''', (often referred to as '''Big Tiddy Eldar GF''' or Grandma Smurf) is an [[Eldar]] who serves as the emissary for the newly awakened Eldar God [[Ynnead]]. While she might not have [[Eldrad]]'s absurd psychic stength or [[Asdrubael Vect\|Vect]]'s cunning, Ynnead grants her power over death itself, making her one of the strongest eldar around. Yvraine is also absurdly hard to kill since she's a one-woman army and can [[Vulkan\|regenerate]] from most injuries. Her faction, the [[Ynnari]], accept eldar from all walks of life in both the worship of Ynnead, and in the battle against Chaos to try and save their race. Considering this is the race of the biggest self-entitled dicks in the universe who never like being told what to do, leading them all ''at once'' is quite the accomplishment.

	She's also happy to work with other races to fight [[Chaos]] when it suits them. Yvraine was [[Cawl\|partly]] responsible for the return of [[Roboute Guilliman]], whom she's worked with against the Ruinous Powers several times. Consequently, she's is [[HERESY\|shipped]] vigorously with Grandpapa Smurf among certain fans. Her eldar contemporaries experience copious amounts of [[RAGE]] at working with lowly mon'keigh, but she's surprisingly able to reign them in... for now. Regardless, she remains a massive thorn in [[Slaanesh]]'s disgusting backside, as Ynnead protects eldar souls from being eaten by She Who Thirsts.		She's also happy to work with other races to fight [[Chaos]] when it suits them. Yvraine was [[Cawl\|partly]] responsible for the return of [[Roboute Guilliman]], whom she's worked with against the Ruinous Powers several times. Consequently, she's is [[HERESY\|shipped]] vigorously with Grandpapa Smurf among certain fans. Her eldar contemporaries experience copious amounts of [[RAGE]] at working with lowly mon'keigh, but she's surprisingly able to reign them in... for now. Regardless, she remains a massive thorn in [[Slaanesh]]'s disgusting backside, as Ynnead protects eldar souls from being eaten by She Who Thirsts.

2A02:A03F:C17E:7B00:796A:5611:B77D:B4F2: /* Phoenix Rising */

2022-01-11T13:34:49Z

Phoenix Rising

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	=== Phoenix Rising ===		=== Phoenix Rising ===

	Drazhar wasn't the only big name trying to hunt down Yvraine during this time either. Slaanesh, tired of getting blue-balled by Ynnead, sent a daemon by the name of Shalaxi Helbane to hunt down and slay Ynnead's champion. Shalaxi's first attempt nearly succeeded, attacking Yvraine as she and her congregation were puddle-jumping through the webway and slaughtering most of the warhost before Yvraine managed to slip away. A sore loser, and to prove that the Ynnari can never ''truly'' win, Shalaxi gave the fleeing Yvraine a vision of the final cronesword, which had indeed been on Belial IV. Only now it was in Slaanesh's palace, with Slaanesh likely using it to masturbate furiously over how hard he cucked Yvraine and Ynnead by getting to it first. Yvraine steeled herself and led what remained of her convoy to a maiden world known as Iathglas, where through Yvraine's behest, fate or absolute, unyielding boredom, a massive gathering of craftworlders, corsairs, harlequins, drukhari and even exodites was forming. It was here where all the eldar factions began bickering for ''literal'' weeks with Yvraine trying to guide them towards the first steps of a complete alliance between all the eldar to inspire her naysayers to Ynnead's cause. In classic daemonic fashion, on the sixth hour of the sixth day of the sixth week, Shalaxi and a massive Slaaneshi daemon invasion assaulted the world. While the majority of the eldar armies fought off the daemon horde, Shalaxi proceeded to fight Lelith Hesparax, Jain-Zar, a Solitaire, the Visarch and Yvraine simultaneously. With ludicrous ease, Shalaxi cut the Solitaire in half and [[Rape\|impaled the Visarch]] before slitting open Yvraine's throat. Before Shalaxi could finish her off, Yvraine drew energy from the world spirit to summon the Yncarne, with whom they were finally able to banish ~~Shalanxi~~ and ~~the~~ daemonic host. After healing the Visarch, but before the eldar could celebrate their combined victory, [[Wat\|Shalaxi briefly reappeared to inform them that it wasn't actually fighting at full power and was just testing them]]. The daemon then left to hunt Yvraine another day, with the various eldar factions, despite having moments ago been ready to celebrate their teamwork, fell back to arguing who's fault it was they didn't actually get a win, thus choosing to fully believe the words of an agent of their Arch Enemy who they just soundly defeated, and said Arch Enemy who's known for lying and manipulating people without questioning it in the slightest.		Drazhar wasn't the only big name trying to hunt down Yvraine during this time either. Slaanesh, tired of getting blue-balled by Ynnead, sent a daemon by the name of Shalaxi Helbane to hunt down and slay Ynnead's champion. Shalaxi's first attempt nearly succeeded, attacking Yvraine as she and her congregation were puddle-jumping through the webway and slaughtering most of the warhost before Yvraine managed to slip away. A sore loser, and to prove that the Ynnari can never ''truly'' win, Shalaxi gave the fleeing Yvraine a vision of the final cronesword, which had indeed been on Belial IV. Only now it was in Slaanesh's palace, with Slaanesh likely using it to masturbate furiously over how hard he cucked Yvraine and Ynnead by getting to it first. Yvraine steeled herself and led what remained of her convoy to a maiden world known as Iathglas, where through Yvraine's behest, fate or absolute, unyielding boredom, a massive gathering of craftworlders, corsairs, harlequins, drukhari and even exodites was forming. It was here where all the eldar factions began bickering for ''literal'' weeks with Yvraine trying to guide them towards the first steps of a complete alliance between all the eldar to inspire her naysayers to Ynnead's cause. In classic daemonic fashion, on the sixth hour of the sixth day of the sixth week, Shalaxi and a massive Slaaneshi daemon invasion assaulted the world. While the majority of the eldar armies fought off the daemon horde, Shalaxi proceeded to fight Lelith Hesparax, Jain-Zar, a Solitaire, the Visarch and Yvraine simultaneously. With ludicrous ease, Shalaxi cut the Solitaire in half and [[Rape\|impaled the Visarch]] before slitting open Yvraine's throat. Before Shalaxi could finish her off, Yvraine drew energy from the world spirit to summon the Yncarne, with whom they were finally able to banish Shalaxi and his daemonic host. After healing the Visarch, but before the eldar could celebrate their combined victory, [[Wat\|Shalaxi briefly reappeared to inform them that it wasn't actually fighting at full power and was just testing them]]. The daemon then left to hunt Yvraine another day, with the various eldar factions, despite having moments ago been ready to celebrate their teamwork, fell back to arguing who's fault it was they didn't actually get a win, [[derp\|thus choosing to fully believe the words of an agent of their Arch Enemy who they just soundly defeated, and said Arch Enemy who's known for lying and manipulating people without questioning it in the slightest]].

	== Relationship with the [[Visarch]] ==		== Relationship with the [[Visarch]] ==

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	In the Webway, they were waylaid by the Prodigal Sons, Ahriman's Chaos Warband. In an astonishing display of power, [[Ahriman]] managed to teleport Yvraine, the Visarch and the [[Yncarne]] out of the Webway into Tzeentch's crystal labyrinth with where they froze due to the implication that [[Tzeentch\|the big blue bird himself]] was there and merely gazing upon him would destroy their sanity. The Tzeentchian assault on Ynnari forces including the trio, [[Harlequins]], [[Dark Eldar]] and [[Eldrad]] was saved only by the timely intervention of [[Phoenix Lords]] led by [[Jain Zar]].		In the Webway, they were waylaid by the Prodigal Sons, Ahriman's Chaos Warband. In an astonishing display of power, [[Ahriman]] managed to teleport Yvraine, the Visarch and the [[Yncarne]] out of the Webway into Tzeentch's crystal labyrinth with where they froze due to the implication that [[Tzeentch\|the big blue bird himself]] was there and merely gazing upon him would destroy their sanity. The Tzeentchian assault on Ynnari forces including the trio, [[Harlequins]], [[Dark Eldar]] and [[Eldrad]] was saved only by the timely intervention of [[Phoenix Lords]] led by [[Jain Zar]].

	While trapped in Tzeentch-town, Yvraine called out to Ahriman, saying she had "what he was seeking". To prove her point, Yvraine used her powers to [[Awesome\|restore a dozen Rubric Marines to their former selves]]. Overcome with emotion, Ahriman ~~returned~~ Yvraine, the Visarch and the Yncarne to the battle. However, to take him from the battle, Yvraine then had a [[Wraithknight]] smash a hole in the Webway, [[Troll\|sucking those recovered Rubric Marines into the Warp]]. Horrified, Ahriman fled after them on a Disc of Tzeentch.		While trapped in Tzeentch-town, a desperate Yvraine called out to Ahriman, saying she had "what he was seeking". To prove her point, Yvraine used her powers to [[Awesome\|restore a dozen Rubric Marines to their former selves]]. Overcome with emotion, Ahriman agreed to return Yvraine, the Visarch and the Yncarne to the battle. However, to take him from the battle, Yvraine then had a [[Wraithknight]] smash a hole in the Webway, [[Troll\|sucking those recovered Rubric Marines into the Warp]]. Horrified, Ahriman fled after them on a Disc of Tzeentch.

	In the battle both the Yncarne and the Phoenix Lords went MIA. Yvraine would later show the ability to summon the Yncarne again, so long as there was enough death happening in the immediate area.		In the battle both the Yncarne and the Phoenix Lords went MIA. Yvraine would later show the ability to summon the Yncarne again, so long as there was enough death happening in the immediate area.

181.169.168.238: /* Craftworld Zaisuthra */

2021-10-13T01:00:50Z

Craftworld Zaisuthra

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	Although the inhabitants of the Craftworld were friendly at first, it was eventually revealed that it was infected by [[Genestealer\|Genestealers]]: the Craftworld had left the galaxy before the [[Infinity Circuit]] technology could be spread and the ancestors of the Craftworld's inhabitants chose to submit to the Broodmind in order to preserve their souls from [[Slaanesh]]. As the hybrids that now constituted the Craftworld's population were running out of resources, their plan was to use Iyanna Arienal to spread their infection to Iyanden, manipulating her into joining the Broodmind by preying on her desire for a family (her original family being killed and their soulstones shattered when a torpedo struck Iyanden - and distant relatives of said family residing in Zaisuthra). Their plan turned against them when Yvraine and Iyanna were able to summon the Yncarne into the Broodmind, who then proceeded to devour the souls of most of the Craftworld and slay the Genestealer Patriarch (which had somehow absorbed the power of the Craftworld's Avatar) leading the hybrids.		Although the inhabitants of the Craftworld were friendly at first, it was eventually revealed that it was infected by [[Genestealer\|Genestealers]]: the Craftworld had left the galaxy before the [[Infinity Circuit]] technology could be spread and the ancestors of the Craftworld's inhabitants chose to submit to the Broodmind in order to preserve their souls from [[Slaanesh]]. As the hybrids that now constituted the Craftworld's population were running out of resources, their plan was to use Iyanna Arienal to spread their infection to Iyanden, manipulating her into joining the Broodmind by preying on her desire for a family (her original family being killed and their soulstones shattered when a torpedo struck Iyanden - and distant relatives of said family residing in Zaisuthra). Their plan turned against them when Yvraine and Iyanna were able to summon the Yncarne into the Broodmind, who then proceeded to devour the souls of most of the Craftworld and slay the Genestealer Patriarch (which had somehow absorbed the power of the Craftworld's Avatar) leading the hybrids.

	Yvraine then took the gate to the Tomb of Eldanesh. Finding themselves in what appeared to be the Eldar homeworld, thought lost during the [[War in Heaven]], they discovered that the tomb did not house the Cronesword but instead the Warshard, the most powerful [[Avatar of Khaine]] of them all, who wielded Anaris itself and whose presence was enough to drive most of the Ynnari forces into a team-killing frenzy. It was defeated, but at the cost of a third of the Ynnari's forces. Meliniel, a Biel-Tan [[Autarch]] who essentially acts as Yvraine's second-in-command, was able to bind the Warshard into himself using a gem made of Eldanesh's blood and transform into Khaine's Avatar at will, so now the Ynnari have their very own Avatar of Khaine. Shame you can't have one in an Ynnari army though. (~~¿Porque~~ GeeDubs?) Plus, it cost them a third of their forces.		Yvraine then took the gate to the Tomb of Eldanesh. Finding themselves in what appeared to be the Eldar homeworld, thought lost during the [[War in Heaven]], they discovered that the tomb did not house the Cronesword but instead the Warshard, the most powerful [[Avatar of Khaine]] of them all, who wielded Anaris itself and whose presence was enough to drive most of the Ynnari forces into a team-killing frenzy. It was defeated, but at the cost of a third of the Ynnari's forces. Meliniel, a Biel-Tan [[Autarch]] who essentially acts as Yvraine's second-in-command, was able to bind the Warshard into himself using a gem made of Eldanesh's blood and transform into Khaine's Avatar at will, so now the Ynnari have their very own Avatar of Khaine. Shame you can't have one in an Ynnari army though. (¿Por qué, GeeDubs?) Plus, it cost them a third of their forces.

	=== Tomb-World Agarimethea ===		=== Tomb-World Agarimethea ===

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	{{Topquote\|Yet, there is a new melody in the galaxy's great song. A harmony unheard by my people for over ten thousand years: Hope. I am the first to hear the voice of the Whispering God. I will not be the last.\|Yvraine addressing the Reborn}}		{{Topquote\|Yet, there is a new melody in the galaxy's great song. A harmony unheard by my people for over ten thousand years: Hope. I am the first to hear the voice of the Whispering God. I will not be the last.\|Yvraine addressing the Reborn}}

	'''Yvraine, Herald of Ynnead''', (often referred to as '''Big Tiddy Eldar GF''') is an [[Eldar]] who serves as the emissary for the newly awakened Eldar God [[Ynnead]]. While she might not have [[Eldrad]]'s absurd psychic stength or [[Asdrubael Vect\|Vect]]'s cunning, Ynnead grants her power over death itself, making her one of the strongest eldar around. Yvraine is also absurdly hard to kill since she's a one-woman army and can [[Vulkan\|regenerate]] from most injuries. Her faction, the [[Ynnari]], accept eldar from all walks of life in both the worship of Ynnead, and in the battle against Chaos to try and save their race. Considering this is the race of the biggest self-entitled dicks in the universe who never like being told what to do, leading them all ''at once'' is quite the accomplishment.		'''Yvraine, Herald of Ynnead''', (often referred to as '''Big Tiddy Eldar GF''' or Grandma Smurf) is an [[Eldar]] who serves as the emissary for the newly awakened Eldar God [[Ynnead]]. While she might not have [[Eldrad]]'s absurd psychic stength or [[Asdrubael Vect\|Vect]]'s cunning, Ynnead grants her power over death itself, making her one of the strongest eldar around. Yvraine is also absurdly hard to kill since she's a one-woman army and can [[Vulkan\|regenerate]] from most injuries. Her faction, the [[Ynnari]], accept eldar from all walks of life in both the worship of Ynnead, and in the battle against Chaos to try and save their race. Considering this is the race of the biggest self-entitled dicks in the universe who never like being told what to do, leading them all ''at once'' is quite the accomplishment.

	She's also happy to work with other races to fight [[Chaos]] when it suits them. Yvraine was [[Cawl\|partly]] responsible for the return of [[Roboute Guilliman]], whom she's worked with against the Ruinous Powers several times. Consequently, she's is [[HERESY\|shipped]] vigorously with Grandpapa Smurf among certain fans. Her eldar contemporaries experience copious amounts of [[RAGE]] at working with lowly mon'keigh, but she's surprisingly able to reign them in... for now. Regardless, she remains a massive thorn in [[Slaanesh]]'s disgusting backside, as Ynnead protects eldar souls from being eaten by She Who Thirsts.		She's also happy to work with other races to fight [[Chaos]] when it suits them. Yvraine was [[Cawl\|partly]] responsible for the return of [[Roboute Guilliman]], whom she's worked with against the Ruinous Powers several times. Consequently, she's is [[HERESY\|shipped]] vigorously with Grandpapa Smurf among certain fans. Her eldar contemporaries experience copious amounts of [[RAGE]] at working with lowly mon'keigh, but she's surprisingly able to reign them in... for now. Regardless, she remains a massive thorn in [[Slaanesh]]'s disgusting backside, as Ynnead protects eldar souls from being eaten by She Who Thirsts.