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[[File:Wraithblade.jpg|300px|thumbnail|right|Two Ghostswords. Like two Scimitars. [[Drizzt|Rings a bell?]]]]
[[File:Wraithblade.jpg|300px|thumbnail|right|Two Ghostswords. Like two Scimitars. [[Drizzt|Rings a bell?]]]]
A variant of the Wraithguard that 6E introduced into the sprues are the Wraithblades (also known as Klaivaulch, but Eldar don't openly call them like that else Khaine would unleash his wrath on them), a type of more kill-hungry Wraithguard with big [[Hat|helm crests]] that don't compensate for anything at all. In fact, the Wraithblades are so angry that their simmering rage is nearly as great as that of [[Angry Marines]]. So much that Seers need to isolate them from other Wraith Constructs else they would be infected by rage (like that one G1 [[Transformers]] episode that introduces the Hate Plague). Not to mention that their Spirit Stones actually burn when activated
A variant of the Wraithguard that 6E introduced into the sprues are the Wraithblades (also known as Klaivaulch, but Eldar don't openly call them like that else Khaine would unleash his wrath on them), a type of more kill-hungry Wraithguard with big [[Hat|helm crests]] that don't compensate for anything at all. In fact, the Wraithblades are so angry that their simmering rage is nearly as great as that of [[Angry Marines]]. So much that Seers need to isolate them from other Wraith Constructs else they would be infected by rage (like that one G1 [[Transformers]] episode that introduces the Hate Plague). Not to mention that their Spirit Stones actually burn when activated

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Two Ghostswords. Like two Scimitars. Rings a bell?

A variant of the Wraithguard that 6E introduced into the sprues are the Wraithblades (also known as Klaivaulch, but Eldar don't openly call them like that else Khaine would unleash his wrath on them), a type of more kill-hungry Wraithguard with big helm crests that don't compensate for anything at all. In fact, the Wraithblades are so angry that their simmering rage is nearly as great as that of Angry Marines. So much that Seers need to isolate them from other Wraith Constructs else they would be infected by rage (like that one G1 Transformers episode that introduces the Hate Plague). Not to mention that their Spirit Stones actually burn when activated

In a way, they behave like Chaos Dreadnoughts, who go insane without someone to cut up. It's just that they get treated a little better by not being ripped out of their shells and getting subject to pointless torture. Instead of guns, they carry around either a pair of Ghost Swords or a Ghost Axe and Force Shield.

Forces of the Eldar
Heroes: Eldrad Ulthran - Illic Nightspear - Prince Yriel - Phoenix Lords
Command: Autarch - Avatar of Khaine - Exarch - Yncarne
Farseer - Seer Council - Spiritseer - Warlock
Troops: Bonesingers - Guardians - Rangers - Storm Guardians
Aspect Warriors: Crimson Hunters - Dark Reapers - Dire Avengers - Fire Dragons - Howling Banshees
Shadow Spectres - Shining Spears - Striking Scorpions - Warp Spiders - Swooping Hawks
Eldar Corsairs: Corsair Prince - Void Dreamer - Voidreaver - Voidscarred
Exodites: Dragon Knights - Eldar Knight
Structures: Webway Gate
Wraiths: Wraithblades - Wraithguard - Wraithknight - Wraithlord - Wraithseer
Support: Support Weapon Battery - Vyper - War Walker - Wasp Assault Walker - Windrider Jetbikes
Vehicles: Hornet - Falcon - Fire Prism - Firestorm - Night Spinner - Warp Hunter - Wave Serpent
Flyers: Hemlock Wraithfighter - Nightwing Interceptor - Nightshade Interceptor
Phoenix - Vampire Hunter - Vampire Raider - Void Dragon Phoenix
Superheavy
Vehicles:
Deathstalker - Cobra - Lynx - Scorpion
Storm Serpent - Tempest - Void Spinner
Titans: Revenant Scout Titan - Phantom Battle Titan - Warlock Titan
Spacecraft: Darkstar Fighter - Eagle Bomber
Auxiliaries: Harlequins