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'''Ghorgorns''' are a mutant strain of [[minotaur]] in the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] world, created as a result of minotaurs cannibalizing each other. This triggers a mutation that warps the cannibal into a [[giant]]-sized monstrosity with multiple mouths and a second pair of arms tipped in bony blades, whilst also cursing them with an insatiable hunger for flesh. Ghorgons can devour entire tribes of beastmen in a single feeding frenzy, and are some of the most feared predators of the Old World's forests as a result. | '''Ghorgorns''' are a mutant strain of [[minotaur]] in the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] world, created as a result of minotaurs cannibalizing each other. This triggers a mutation that warps the cannibal into a [[giant]]-sized monstrosity with multiple mouths and a second pair of arms tipped in bony blades, whilst also cursing them with an insatiable hunger for flesh. Ghorgons can devour entire tribes of beastmen in a single feeding frenzy, and are some of the most feared predators of the Old World's forests as a result. | ||
[[Category:Warhammer Fantasy]][[Category:Chaos]][[Category:Beastmen]] | [[Category:Warhammer Fantasy]][[Category:Chaos]][[Category:Beastmen]] [[Category:Beasts Of Chaos]] | ||
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Ghorgorns are a mutant strain of minotaur in the Warhammer Fantasy world, created as a result of minotaurs cannibalizing each other. This triggers a mutation that warps the cannibal into a giant-sized monstrosity with multiple mouths and a second pair of arms tipped in bony blades, whilst also cursing them with an insatiable hunger for flesh. Ghorgons can devour entire tribes of beastmen in a single feeding frenzy, and are some of the most feared predators of the Old World's forests as a result.