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A Cadian Command Squad, consisting of officers and the veteran warriors who protect them, leads their elite force into battle. The core of the army comprises grizzled Kasrkin, armed with a potent arsenal of weapons.
The Death Korps of Krieg's grim regiments excel in the most gruelling of conditions – their famous siege troops holding key positions no matter the onslaught unleashed upon them.
Lord Marshal Dreir leads from the front, despite his lofty rank, and often to the horror of his superiors. That he and his loyal Krieg steed have emerged from so many battles alive and victorious speaks to his skill as both commander and cavalry soldier.
Death Korps Heavy Weapons Squads are deployed to support infantry assaults, forming overlapping fields of fire to pin down the enemy and enable waves of infantry to advance.
Krieg Command Squads are led by representatives of the Officio Prefectus, most commonly a high-ranking Commissar, assisted by a retinue of veterans and junior officers. They lead from the front and will often be found in the thickest fighting.
Bogrit's Beastgrabbaz have entered the mines beneath Embergard seeking signs of the huge troggoth, Trugg. Their leader, Borgit Wolf-Killa fancies himself as a hunter and uses his mates, Snagz and Hobblin’ Dregg, as bait.
In the corpse of Embergard, glory and honour bow to the need for victory. A knife in the back here, a throttling grip from the darkness there – inglorious reversals of fortune are not merely rife, but the order of the day.
Baharroth, the Cry of the Wind, moves with the grace of a zephyr and attacks with the force of a hurricane. He shines with a brilliance of his own making in battle, diving into range, opening fire, and then peeling away to face his next quarry.
Lhykhis strikes like an ambush predator from the Empyrean, sowing murderous bloodshed amongst their foes. With each hissing discharge of the Brood Twain, she reduces enemies to sliced sacks of sloshing gore.
Asurmen's skill at war is breathtaking, the magnitude of his heroic presence so great that nearby Aspect Warriors are infused with his peerless tactical acumen.
The Swooping Hawks are winged warriors representing the vengeful side of Khaine, the war god. They are masters of harassment warfare, perfectly suited to breaking up enemy counterattacks or picking off vulnerable formations.
Fire Dragons are inspired by the Dragon, that mythical fire-breathing creature of Aeldari myth, and represent the facet of Khaine that is wanton destruction.
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