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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | When she was eleven years old she began to receive prophetic visions, apocalyptic glimpses of the [[ | + | When she was eleven years old she began to receive prophetic visions, apocalyptic glimpses of the [[Daemon]] invasion to come but the other [[Elves]], lulled by their idyllic, peaceful existence did not listen to her warnings. As time passed she tried again and again, seducing princes, prophesying and using her beauty to gain the attention of the great and the good including the [[Everqueen]]. No-one listened, and then the [[The Coming of Chaos|Daemons arrived anyway]]. {{Fn|7a}} |
In '''-4461 [[IC]]''' Morathi became the second wife of [[Phoenix King]] [[Aenarion]] after he rescued her from a [[Slaanesh]]i warband in the days of the first [[Chaos]] invasion. They made their court in the fortress of [[Anlec]]. {{Fn|2a}} {{Fn|3c}}{{Fn|3f}} Other legends claim that she seduced the Phoenix King with magic. {{Fn|3e}} | In '''-4461 [[IC]]''' Morathi became the second wife of [[Phoenix King]] [[Aenarion]] after he rescued her from a [[Slaanesh]]i warband in the days of the first [[Chaos]] invasion. They made their court in the fortress of [[Anlec]]. {{Fn|2a}} {{Fn|3c}}{{Fn|3f}} Other legends claim that she seduced the Phoenix King with magic. {{Fn|3e}} | ||
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Still nursing Malekith, Morathi expressed her frustration to him that their armies were forestalled by Caledor I's defensive strategy. She inspected Prince [[Bathinair]] and his army, taking the generals sword and telling [[Nemienath]] to kill him with it if he wanted the role - when he did so, she then killed him in turn stating that ''I had to give you a blade to bring me honour! Why have you failed me so many times before!'' When one of her soldiers stated that they could not match the powers of the Everqueen, she pledged to do so herself. {{Fn|12b}} | Still nursing Malekith, Morathi expressed her frustration to him that their armies were forestalled by Caledor I's defensive strategy. She inspected Prince [[Bathinair]] and his army, taking the generals sword and telling [[Nemienath]] to kill him with it if he wanted the role - when he did so, she then killed him in turn stating that ''I had to give you a blade to bring me honour! Why have you failed me so many times before!'' When one of her soldiers stated that they could not match the powers of the Everqueen, she pledged to do so herself. {{Fn|12b}} | ||
| − | In '''-2736 IC''' She instructed [[Hotek]] the renegade priest of [[Vaul]] to forge him the [[Armour of Midnight]] and his blade the [[Destroyer]]. {{Fn|2a}}{{Fn|3e}}{{Fn|3f}} | + | Morathi marched on Avelorn accompanied by her most powerful sorcerers and sorceresses, together countering the natural magic of Avelorn and the Everqueen. They laid waste to the forest as they advanced until both sides gathered for the [[Battle of the Gaen Vale]]. She killed two dragons and their riders herself and was on the brink of victory when Yvraine called upon her powers and destroyed the isthmus that linked Ulthuan to the [[Gaen Vale]], forcing Morathi to use her magic to flee even as much of her remaining army was drowned. {{Fn|12b}} |
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| + | In '''-2736 IC''' She instructed [[Hotek]] the renegade priest of [[Vaul]] to forge him the [[Armour of Midnight]] and his blade the [[Destroyer]]. {{Fn|2a}}{{Fn|3e}}{{Fn|3f}} Morathi also gathered him a mighty army in Anlec and following his defeat at the [[Battle of Eagle Pass]] paraded it before her son as a gift. {{Fn|12c}} | ||
In '''-2723 IC''' Malekith and his followers attempted to unbind the [[Great Vortex]] and unleash the powers of [[Chaos]] to destroy [[Ulthuan]]. This attempt failed after [[Urathion]]'s betrayal warned the [[High Elf Mage|mages]] of [[Saphery]], but still devastated much of northern Ulthuan by a vast tidal wave. The Dark Elves depart to [[Naggaroth]] with their [[Black Ark]]s.{{Fn|3e}}{{Fn|3f}} | In '''-2723 IC''' Malekith and his followers attempted to unbind the [[Great Vortex]] and unleash the powers of [[Chaos]] to destroy [[Ulthuan]]. This attempt failed after [[Urathion]]'s betrayal warned the [[High Elf Mage|mages]] of [[Saphery]], but still devastated much of northern Ulthuan by a vast tidal wave. The Dark Elves depart to [[Naggaroth]] with their [[Black Ark]]s.{{Fn|3e}}{{Fn|3f}} | ||
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===[[End Times]]=== | ===[[End Times]]=== | ||
| − | {{ | + | Although the [[Bloodied Horde]] swept across Naggaroth in 2524 [[IC]], they avoided Grond as Morathi had surrounded it with a vast forest of giant black thorns and none approached until Malekith fought his way across his war-torn lands to confront her. He was greeted by [[Drusala]], a handmaiden of Morathi who declared that his mother had become [[Hekarti]] reborn and that she would grant him an audience alone.{{Fn|9a}} |
| − | Morathi and [[Caledor Dragontamer]] were dragged together into the [[Realm of Chaos]] by [[Slaanesh]] at the [[Battle for the Isle of the Dead]].{{Fn|9}} | + | |
| + | He noted that she had given no warning of the invasion of the northern hordes and that Naggaroth would be nothing but ruins by the end of the year but he did not care. When she chided him for disgracing his fathers memory, he disagreed stating that the attack had only purged the weak, leaving the strong to join his final invasion of Ulthuan. Morathi was contemptuous of yet another attempt and that he was listening to Teclis but he offered her the chance to join him and become the Queen of Ulthuna once more.{{Fn|9a}} | ||
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| + | This she also disdained, stating that now as they entered the [[Rhana Dandra]], she would seek to become a goddess rather than a mere queen. She further told him that should he go to Ulthuan he would loose everything, even his name, he retorted that she could keep her life and stay in the tower and rot. However, before he departed with his army, she gifted him with Drusala and the thousands of warriors that had garrisoned Grond.{{Fn|9a}} | ||
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| + | Morathi and [[Caledor Dragontamer]] were dragged together into the [[Realm of Chaos]] by [[Slaanesh]] at the [[Battle for the Isle of the Dead]].{{Fn|9?}} | ||
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| + | |align="center"|''‘You’re a fool! These are the End Times. Only those who embrace their true nature will survive. Yours is not that of a victor. Yours is to lose, and to blame others for the loss. Go back to Naggarond. Take what pleasures you may before the tides of Chaos close over your head. I will not waste my strength on foolishness.'' | ||
| + | '''~ Morathi to Malekith.{{Fn|9a}} | ||
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==Hag Queen of Khaine== | ==Hag Queen of Khaine== | ||
She is the first and most powerful [[Hag Queen]] of the [[Cult of Khaine]] who is said to have been gifted with the first [[Cauldron of Blood]] which still restores her youth and beauty and which she has forbidden to [[Hellebron]]. {{Fn|2a}} | She is the first and most powerful [[Hag Queen]] of the [[Cult of Khaine]] who is said to have been gifted with the first [[Cauldron of Blood]] which still restores her youth and beauty and which she has forbidden to [[Hellebron]]. {{Fn|2a}} | ||
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** {{Endn|8n}}: Twenty Four: An Act of Infamy, pg. 259-264 | ** {{Endn|8n}}: Twenty Four: An Act of Infamy, pg. 259-264 | ||
** {{Endn|8o}}: Twenty Five: The Wrath of Asuryan, pg. 273-276 | ** {{Endn|8o}}: Twenty Five: The Wrath of Asuryan, pg. 273-276 | ||
| − | * | + | * 9: [[Warhammer: Khaine]], Book I |
| + | ** {{Endn|9a}}: Chapter I: The Widowmaker, pg. 15-17 | ||
| + | ** {{Endn|9?}}:Chapter II: Khaine Reborn. | ||
* {{Endn|10}}: [[The Sundering (Omnibus)]] by [[Gav Thorpe]]: [[The Bloody-Handed (Novella)]]: One: A Cruel Slight, pg. 285 | * {{Endn|10}}: [[The Sundering (Omnibus)]] by [[Gav Thorpe]]: [[The Bloody-Handed (Novella)]]: One: A Cruel Slight, pg. 285 | ||
* {{Endn|11}}: [[The Sundering (anthology)]] (Time of Legends edition): [[Shadow King (Novel)]] by '''[[Gav Thorpe]]''': | * {{Endn|11}}: [[The Sundering (anthology)]] (Time of Legends edition): [[Shadow King (Novel)]] by '''[[Gav Thorpe]]''': | ||
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* {{Endn|12}}: [[The Sundering (anthology)]] (Time of Legends edition): [[Caledor (Novel)]] by '''[[Gav Thorpe]]''': | * {{Endn|12}}: [[The Sundering (anthology)]] (Time of Legends edition): [[Caledor (Novel)]] by '''[[Gav Thorpe]]''': | ||
** {{Endn|12a}}: Six: The Hunters set Forth, pg. 787-789 | ** {{Endn|12a}}: Six: The Hunters set Forth, pg. 787-789 | ||
| − | ** {{Endn|12b}}: Thirteen: An Age Ends, pg. 872- | + | ** {{Endn|12b}}: Thirteen: An Age Ends, pg. 872-883 |
| + | ** {{Endn|12c}}: Eighteen: The Phoenix King Resurgent, pg. 941 | ||
[[Category: Dark Elves]] | [[Category: Dark Elves]] | ||
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Morathi the Hag Sorceress is the mother of and rumoured lover of the Witch King Malekith. [1a]
Morathi remains second in power only to her own son in the land of the Dark Elves. A born schemer with keen intellect, stunning beauty and talented sorceress, the mother is totally dedicated to her son, as he is to her. She has spent 5000 years teaching him about statecraft and magic, working continuously to maintain his grip on the throne of Naggaroth. Although their relationship has been claimed to be unnatural, their rule over the Dark Elves is absolute.[2a] [3c]
Contents
Ambitions
Morathi long ago decided that she would become a goddess, whatever it took to achieve her desire. [7a]
Morathi can be seen as partially responsible of The Sundering as it was she who introduced the Cults of Pleasure to Ulthuan.[2a] [3c]
History
When she was eleven years old she began to receive prophetic visions, apocalyptic glimpses of the Daemon invasion to come but the other Elves, lulled by their idyllic, peaceful existence did not listen to her warnings. As time passed she tried again and again, seducing princes, prophesying and using her beauty to gain the attention of the great and the good including the Everqueen. No-one listened, and then the Daemons arrived anyway. [7a]
In -4461 IC Morathi became the second wife of Phoenix King Aenarion after he rescued her from a Slaaneshi warband in the days of the first Chaos invasion. They made their court in the fortress of Anlec. [2a] [3c][3f] Other legends claim that she seduced the Phoenix King with magic. [3e]
Their strong and fine son was born in -4458 IC with Aenarion naming him Malekith and as his heir. [3e][3f]
-4419 IC saw the end of the Demonic Invasion was over after the Battle of the Isle of the Dead but also the death of victorious Aenarion. The princes of Ulthuan consequently needed to elect a new Phoenix King. Though prince Malekith was a strong choice, at the First Council the gathered princes instead passed it over to Bel Shanaar since they needed a ruler who was less warlike in the new time of peace. Morathi protested vigorously against their decision, but Malekith accepted their judgement. Bel Shanaar then married Yvraine (Aenarion's daughter from his first wife) who had spoken in favour of him, partly as she had no wish to marry her half-brother. Although both Malekith and Morathi attended the ceremony that made Bel Shanaar the new Phoenix King, they did not attend his wedding. [3f][8a]
Malekith sailed to Elthin Arvan in -4169 IC with his mothers blessing who told him to earn glory and that One day your name will upon the lips of every elf, and you will usher in a new age for your people. [8b] When he saved the city of Athel Toralien from Orcs and claimed it for himself, she defended him at the court of Bel Shanaar so that the Phoenix King recognised his deeds and granted him the city. [3f][8c]
Malekith gained popularity amongst the Old World colonies by leading successful victories against Beastmen, Orcs and the forces of Chaos and also made an alliance with the dwarfs, with him befriending the dwarfs through the then High King Snorri Whitebeard. [8d] In Nagarythe, Morathi dispatched Helicoran Haeithar to House Anar to demand they choose sides - her or the Phoenix King - but the visit resulted in violence. [11b]
Following the death of Snorri, Morathi visited her son in the city of Athel Toralien after she heard that he was preparing an expedition to the north, perhaps never to return. She gifted him with the first Dragonship called Indraugnir after Aenarion's dragon mount but persuaded him to return to Ulthuan once he had fulfilled his destiny and that she was preparing his way to become Phoenix King. She had also brought many priests and priestesses of various cults as a gift to the colonies of the new world. [8e] Hellebron visited her, hoping to gain a place in her court in Anlec but Morathi was unimpressed by the young elf, telling her she was weak, spoiled and she would not even remember her name in the morning. [10]
Mother and son sailed back towards Ulthuan but stopped at the Blighted Isle where Malekith ventured inland to where his father had died and where the Sword of Khaine rested. [8f] He fled back to the ship and ordered Morathi put aboard a passing merchant ship to take her home, much to her fury. [8g] In the absence of her son, she consolidated her power in Nagarythe, isolating the her rival Eoloran Anar and his House. [11a]
Return of Malekith
Malekith returned to Ulthuan after his expedition in -2774 IC, and took charge of purging the cults existence from Ulthuan forever, taking a large army into Nagarythe, the first time he had set foot there in 1300 years.[8h] Morathi's position as leader of the pleasure cults was eventually exposed when Malekith attacked and captured the fortress of Ealith and she confronted him, telling him he was weak and she was forced to rule where he would not. Mother and son fought a magical duel and although Morathi was forced to flee using her sorcery she then raised Nagarythe against him, forcing him to retreat to Galthyr and then back to Tiranoc.[8i]
She fled to the city of Anlec where a large number of cultists resided and in the spring Malekith led an army,consisting of both his own army and the supporting armies led by the princes of Chrace, Ellyrion, Yvresse and Saphery. Whilst besieged she made a pact with Daemons, she would send he servants to the far north to teach humans sorcery and in exchange gained the power of the Everchanging Veil. [11c]
Malekith was successful in breaching the cities defences at the First Siege of Anlec[8j] and confronted his mother in the cities palace. Though Morathi at first overwhelmed him with her great sorcerous powers, she was defeated and about to be slain by her son. Morathi however convincing him that if he choose not to take the crown by force, she would give him her full support of the cults and help him gain the Phoenix throne in time. Malekith swore that he would kill her if she acted against him again to which she replied: That is why I am so proud of you. [8k]
Malekith escorted her to Tor Anroc where she was brought before the court of the Phoenix king where she remained unrepentant claiming that the cults owed their loyalty to the Cytharai and she herself was loyal to Ulthuan. Though Imrik wanted her killed, Malekith said she should not die for vengeance but also that he would accept the kings ruling either way. Bel Shanaar decided to imprison her instead within his own palace which she accepted. [8l]
She remained, still reaching out across Ulthuan and beyond. After twenty years, Malekith was granted a private audience with her and together they discussed advancement of their plans. Imrik remained an issue but many other princes were allied to him or at least not against him - although House Anar of Nagarythe now sought self-rule. Morathi pledged to prepare the way for him to deal with them, telling him to Trust your mother. I have my ways. [8m]
After years of planning, in -2751 IC Malekith decided to set his plan in to action and unleashed cultists across Ulthuan before calling for a council of Princes to elect a leader, confident he would be chosen. [8m] However, Bel Shanaar told him he would instead be nominating Imrik - once more Malekith turned to his mother who revealed she had planned the death of the Phoenix King, having made his chamberlain, Palthrain her agent. With his help, he poisoned Bel Shanaar and used planted evidence to claim that the dead king had been corrupted by the very cults they had gathered to fight.[8n]
At the council, Malekith declared himself the new king and killed many of those who resisted - he then confidently marched into the sacred flame of the god Asuryan, a trial that marks each Phoenix King as the chosen of the Elven creator god. Yet without the appropriate warding spells being cast, the flames horribly burned and scarred Malekith.[8o]
She was in Tor Anroc when the many carriages carrying the dead and wounded King and Princes arrived, letting out a great shriek when she first beheld the ruined form of her son. An honour guard of 3000 knights and spearmen escorted them both home to Nagarythe[11d] where Morathi nursed him back to health. The civil war had started.[2a][3e][3f]
The Sundering of the Elves
Unable to scry what was occurring on the Isle of the Flame she dispatched seven Khainite Assassins to find and kill Imrik, enchanting them so that they felt pain as long as Imrik lived but it would lesson the closer they got. [12a]
Morathi dispatched Caenthras as an emissary to Prince Yianath who sought to become ruler of Tiranoc and offered her support[11e] and later direct military assistance.[11f] At home she consolidated her power, with Elanardis becoming a haven for those opposed to her after the fall of Galthyr to her forces, the port also providing a large fleet of vessels that had sought shelter there for the winter. [11g] She sent forces through the now divided Tiranoc and into Ellyrion, her new fleet prowling the coast except for Caledor and Eataine not risking conflict with the more powerful Lothern based fleet. For the moment, Elanardis was left alone, Morathi confirming to her commanders that the priority was the rest of Ulthuan. [11g]
Morathi faced the loyal princes of Naggaroth in Battle of Dark Fen in -2747 IC. The loyalists were defeated and exiled under the banner of Alith Anar.[3f] later the so-called Shadow king became more and more of a problem as he carried out brutal raids across Eagle Pass and Nagarythe, disrupting her supply lines, terrorising her followers and even destroying entire armies. She summoned Prince Alandrian from Athel Toralien to deal with Alith Anar and he traveled in advance of the 500,000 warriors of the colonies that she had also summoned as reinforcements - its entire military force. [11h]
Still nursing Malekith, Morathi expressed her frustration to him that their armies were forestalled by Caledor I's defensive strategy. She inspected Prince Bathinair and his army, taking the generals sword and telling Nemienath to kill him with it if he wanted the role - when he did so, she then killed him in turn stating that I had to give you a blade to bring me honour! Why have you failed me so many times before! When one of her soldiers stated that they could not match the powers of the Everqueen, she pledged to do so herself. [12b]
Morathi marched on Avelorn accompanied by her most powerful sorcerers and sorceresses, together countering the natural magic of Avelorn and the Everqueen. They laid waste to the forest as they advanced until both sides gathered for the Battle of the Gaen Vale. She killed two dragons and their riders herself and was on the brink of victory when Yvraine called upon her powers and destroyed the isthmus that linked Ulthuan to the Gaen Vale, forcing Morathi to use her magic to flee even as much of her remaining army was drowned. [12b]
In -2736 IC She instructed Hotek the renegade priest of Vaul to forge him the Armour of Midnight and his blade the Destroyer. [2a][3e][3f] Morathi also gathered him a mighty army in Anlec and following his defeat at the Battle of Eagle Pass paraded it before her son as a gift. [12c]
In -2723 IC Malekith and his followers attempted to unbind the Great Vortex and unleash the powers of Chaos to destroy Ulthuan. This attempt failed after Urathion's betrayal warned the mages of Saphery, but still devastated much of northern Ulthuan by a vast tidal wave. The Dark Elves depart to Naggaroth with their Black Arks.[3e][3f]
Naggaroth
In -2600 IC by Morathi founded the Dark Convent of Sorceresses in new city of Ghrond the North Tower. [3d]
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Following the defeats of Malekith's armies by Tethlis and concerned about her son withdrawing from the world, Morathi instigated a rebellion in the city of Har Kaldra which, as she had hoped, drew his wrath. A year later she discovered that Allisara was returning to her husband's side, unwilling to allow a rival, she secretly deceived Prince Valedor of Ulthuan and ensured he led an army to confront Allisara and her escorts, slaying them all. Morathi broke the news of his wife’s death to her son.[5a]
When her son informed her that Hellebron was suspicious that she was reviving the Slaaneshi pleasure cults and calling a council at the Feast of Khaine, Morathi was unconcerned. [2b]
Great Chaos Incursion
In 2301 IC [3b] the Dark Convent of Ghrond noted the rising power in the Chaos Wastes and so Malekith and Morathi travelled to the north to view the growing hordes beyond the borders. However, Morathi, ever resourceful, looked to turn this to her advantage leading a huge expedition out to meet the growing tribes. She plied them gems, gold, slave concubines and even created a great ice palace to greet the emissaries. Tens of thousands of warriors would pledge themselves to fight for her and her son. [3a]
In the fires of the Burning Mountain she forged the lance Heartrender in 2304 IC. [3b]
Storm of Chaos
As her son assaulted Ulthuan in IC 2523, draining Naggaroth of the majority of the Dark Elf warriors, Morathi was concerned that the hordes of Chaos could sweep down from the north. She had already revived the Cults of Pleasure involving the Dark Convent with them to provide a powerful alliance and now she traveled into the north to further boost the cults and her own power. [4a]
Accompanied by a number of Sorceresses, she flew into the lands of the Hung, arriving at a great gathering of warbands where she was recognised as having the favour of Shaarnor. She summoned a great horde of sixty troupes of six Daemonettes which she unleashed upon the enemies of the Hung, the Kurgan, impressing the warlords to name her as an ally and the Consort-Queen of Shaarnor. She then led a great army of the Hung south through Naggaroth to invade Lustria.[4a]
End Times
Although the Bloodied Horde swept across Naggaroth in 2524 IC, they avoided Grond as Morathi had surrounded it with a vast forest of giant black thorns and none approached until Malekith fought his way across his war-torn lands to confront her. He was greeted by Drusala, a handmaiden of Morathi who declared that his mother had become Hekarti reborn and that she would grant him an audience alone.[9a]
He noted that she had given no warning of the invasion of the northern hordes and that Naggaroth would be nothing but ruins by the end of the year but he did not care. When she chided him for disgracing his fathers memory, he disagreed stating that the attack had only purged the weak, leaving the strong to join his final invasion of Ulthuan. Morathi was contemptuous of yet another attempt and that he was listening to Teclis but he offered her the chance to join him and become the Queen of Ulthuna once more.[9a]
This she also disdained, stating that now as they entered the Rhana Dandra, she would seek to become a goddess rather than a mere queen. She further told him that should he go to Ulthuan he would loose everything, even his name, he retorted that she could keep her life and stay in the tower and rot. However, before he departed with his army, she gifted him with Drusala and the thousands of warriors that had garrisoned Grond.[9a]
Morathi and Caledor Dragontamer were dragged together into the Realm of Chaos by Slaanesh at the Battle for the Isle of the Dead.[9?]
| ‘You’re a fool! These are the End Times. Only those who embrace their true nature will survive. Yours is not that of a victor. Yours is to lose, and to blame others for the loss. Go back to Naggarond. Take what pleasures you may before the tides of Chaos close over your head. I will not waste my strength on foolishness.
~ Morathi to Malekith.[9a] |
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Hag Queen of Khaine
She is the first and most powerful Hag Queen of the Cult of Khaine who is said to have been gifted with the first Cauldron of Blood which still restores her youth and beauty and which she has forbidden to Hellebron. [2a]
Magic
Morathi has always had the taint of Chaos with her. It might have been that her soul was tainted by Chaos as she was imprisoned before Aenarion saved her. She founded the Cults of Pleasure and was the first Sorceress of the Dark Magic. Opening gateways to the Realm of Chaos, she has stolen unimaginable magical powers and struck vile demonic pacts. She is capable of the most powerful magic possible and can unleash terrible powers with barely a thought. [3c]
Mount
She often rides the Dark Pegasus Sulephet into battle. [1a][2a]
Weapons and Equipment
- 4th Edition: The Dark Sword, Amber Amulet, Dispel and Power Scroll. [1a]
- 6th Edition: Heartrender, she is protected by the Thousand and One Blessings. [2a]
- 7th Edition: The Dark Sword or Heartrender, Hand Weapon, she is protected by the Thousand and One Blessings. [3c]
- 8th Edition: Heartrender and the Dark Sword. She is protected by the Thousand and One Blessings.[5b]
- Amber Amulet: The wearer slowly regenerates unless killed. [1a]
- Dark Sword: Enchanted with spells of enfeeblement and blinding, foes struck by this blade are weakened. [1a]
- Heartrender: A many bladed lance with which she can pluck out a enemies heart. [2a]
- Thousand and One Blessings: Pacts with a variety of spirits and Daemons that protect her. [2a]
Quotes
| Ah Hellebron! Will she never learn that it is only through my will that her petty coven of Hags still practice their primal arts? I could crush her with a single word. In truth they are my creatures; I do not serve the Witch Elves, they serve me.
~ Morathi to Malekith.[2b] |
| Come my son you must be tired after your little battle, lie with me and tell me how bravely you fought.
~ Morathi to Malekith.[2b] |
Gallery
Morathi (4th edition)
Morathi
Morathi on Sulephet
Morathi in Total War Warhammer II
Morathi in Total War Warhammer II
Morathi in Total War Warhammer II
Miniatures
Morathi on Sulphet
Notes
- Morathi is voiced by Natasha Little in Total War Warhammer II. [6]
See Also
Sources
- 1: Warhammer Armies: Dark Elves (4th Edition)
- 1a: Dark Elf Army List, pg. 59
- 2: Warhammer Armies: Dark Elves (6th Edition)
- 3: Warhammer Armies: Dark Elves (7th Edition)
- 4: Warhammer Armies: Storm of Chaos (6th Edition)
- 4a: Additional Armies, pg. 80
- 5: Warhammer Armies: Dark Elves (8th Edition)
- 6: Behind the Voices – Total War Warhammer
- 7: Sword of Caledor (Novel)
- 7a: Prologue, pg. 13-14
- 8: The Sundering (Omnibus) by Gav Thorpe: Malekith (novel):
- 8a: One: Broken Legacy, pg. 20-27
- 8b: Two: Voyage to Elthin Arvan, pg. 30
- 8c: Three: Broken Legacy, pg. 42
- 8d: Seven: An Allegiance Forged, pg. 102
- 8e: Nine: A Delayed Departure, pg. 126-132
- 8f: Ten: The Call of Khaine, pg. 133
- 8g: Ten: The Call of Khaine, pg. 136-137
- 8h: Sixteen: A Journey to Darkness, pg. 181-182
- 8i: Eighteen: A Foe Revealed, pg. 203-209
- 8j: Twenty: The Battle of Anlec, pg. 221-233
- 8k: Twenty One: A Destiny Manifested, pg. 235-243
- 8l: Twenty Two: The Wheels of Power turn, pg. 245-247
- 8m: Twenty Two: The Wheels of Power turn, pg. 248-249
- 8n: Twenty Four: An Act of Infamy, pg. 259-264
- 8o: Twenty Five: The Wrath of Asuryan, pg. 273-276
- 9: Warhammer: Khaine, Book I
- 10: The Sundering (Omnibus) by Gav Thorpe: The Bloody-Handed (Novella): One: A Cruel Slight, pg. 285
- 11: The Sundering (anthology) (Time of Legends edition): Shadow King (Novel) by Gav Thorpe:
- 12: The Sundering (anthology) (Time of Legends edition): Caledor (Novel) by Gav Thorpe:
