The End Times Collection (Warhammer Fantasy)

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As war loomed on the horizon, it was perhaps fitting that the first nations to feel the wrath of the Dark Gods were actually the ones who had first stood against them in the earliest years of the world's existence. On the massive island continent of Ulthuan, discontent ran rife amongst the noble courtiers of the Phoenix King. The Daughter of the Everqueen, Aliathra the Everchild, had been captured by the devious vampire, Mannfred von Carstein and taken to the nightmarish undead Fortress-City of Nagashizzar. The legendary warrior Prince Tyrion and his brother, the mighty sorcerer Loremaster Teclis, set out to rescue her. Though the brothers fought with great determination to save their beloved future Everqueen, Mannfred was no petty enemy, and was possessed of great guile and cunning. Despite the best efforts of Teclis and Tyrion, it soon became clear that Mannfred had vanished without a trace, and the disheartened brothers were forced to return to Ulthuan empty-handed. Worst it was for Tyrion, who guarded a secret close to his heart, unknown even to his sibling: he himself was secretly the true father of Aliathra. [1d] I can't believe it's over. The Warhammer old world series is actually over. And honestly, I'm more surprised they actually pulled it off in such a great way. This book is amazing! In fact, the entire End Times series and their tie ins are amazing with the exception of Deathblade which was kind of a letdown. Warhammer still lives! We here at Warhammer Fantasy keep the game alive. Come, join us and relive an Age of War unending. After a day and a half of ceaseless climbing, Archaon stood before the massive double gate that served as the entrance to the Shrine. Through the gateway was a labyrinth filled with dire beasts and vengeful daemons.

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End Times: Khaine has Araloth being told by Lileath, the last remaining god from the original elven pantheon and his lover, that she has set up an afterlife with the newly deified Eldyra presiding over it that can be made into a new world and she assigns Araloth make it a good place as well as take care of their child. When Lileath opens a portal to this paradise, Araloth enters it, his fate unknown. Lords of the Marsh by Josh Reynolds (short story, originally published 2012 in Hammer and Bolter issue 20) You Are What You Hate: The Glottkin, one of the largest threats that beset the Empire, are Imperial by blood. Archaon also hates Norscans, Daemons, Gods and Chaos. Actually, Archaon hates everything, because after becoming the true Everchosen, all that remained of him was a dehumanized husk that lived on cold, seething, world-destroying hate. It goes without saying, but all individual Skaven hate their own race. Totentanz by Brian Stableford under the pen name Brian Craig (originally published 2001 in Inferno! issue 27)Sword of Plot Advancement: The Widowmaker is central to the plot of End Times: Khaine. As the entire elven civilization goes to war and by this replays the old myths about the war between gods with Malekith as the unlikely Asuryan, Alarielle as Isha, and Tyrion as Khaine and whatnot, Tyrion is pushed to draw the Widowmaker, empowering him with the power of Khaine but also corrupting him. A good chunk of the entire war then revolves around how to handle the sword. Kineater by Jordan Ellinger (short story, originally published 2012 in Gotrek and Felix: The Anthology)

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Can't Kill You, Still Need You: In Return of Nagash, both Mannfred and Arkhan keep dwelling on how easily they could kill and usurp the other, but know they still need each other to resurrect Nagash. Finally this whole "endless chaos horde" shit is very dull and completely ruins the story even for a shits and giggles read.

Hero Killer: Several major characters, of note many playable in the game, get killed off. Villain Protagonist victims aside, here are some Hero Killers and their victims; After over a century of searching, Archaon had claimed the title of Everchosen. All that he needed now was a coronation. The daemon prince Be'lakor, thoughts of treachery extinguished by fear and reverence, performed the ceremony that made Archaon the Lord of the End Times, and the Everchosen immediately began mustering the largest army ever seen in the Old World. It was from that day forward that the last spark of Archaon's humanity was extinguished; from then until the end of days, Archaon, finally, fully embraced the destiny that lay before him. [6a] The Beginning of the End (Late 2519 to Late 2522 IC) Nagash goes to war against the forces of Chaos, intending to usurp the Chaos Gods and become Chaos itself.