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Most favoured of all of [[Khorne]]'s many followers is the warlord '''Arbaal the Undefeated'''. Countless thousands have fallen beneath his bloodthirsty axe and their skulls pile at the base of the Blood God's mighty throne. A relentless fury of destruction and blood-letting descends on Arbaal whenever he wades through his foes in battle - no one has ever been able to withstand his attacks. He is ever aware of the eyes of Khorne upon him, knowing that should he one day fail in battle, the terrible wrath of his patron deity shall descend upon him. Thus is the punishment for failure. | Most favoured of all of [[Khorne]]'s many followers is the warlord '''Arbaal the Undefeated'''. Countless thousands have fallen beneath his bloodthirsty axe and their skulls pile at the base of the Blood God's mighty throne. A relentless fury of destruction and blood-letting descends on Arbaal whenever he wades through his foes in battle - no one has ever been able to withstand his attacks. He is ever aware of the eyes of Khorne upon him, knowing that should he one day fail in battle, the terrible wrath of his patron deity shall descend upon him. Thus is the punishment for failure. | ||
| − | + | Arbaal always rides to battle on a daemonic mount - an extremly large [[Flesh Hound]] of Khorne. | |
| − | + | During the [[Siege of Praag]] it was Arbaal who finally cracked the gates of the city with his axe, beginning the slaughter of its unfortunate inhabitants. He may have subsequently fallen in the siege of the city of [[Kislev]], along with [[Asavar Kul]]. | |
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Most favoured of all of Khorne's many followers is the warlord Arbaal the Undefeated. Countless thousands have fallen beneath his bloodthirsty axe and their skulls pile at the base of the Blood God's mighty throne. A relentless fury of destruction and blood-letting descends on Arbaal whenever he wades through his foes in battle - no one has ever been able to withstand his attacks. He is ever aware of the eyes of Khorne upon him, knowing that should he one day fail in battle, the terrible wrath of his patron deity shall descend upon him. Thus is the punishment for failure.
Arbaal always rides to battle on a daemonic mount - an extremly large Flesh Hound of Khorne.
During the Siege of Praag it was Arbaal who finally cracked the gates of the city with his axe, beginning the slaughter of its unfortunate inhabitants. He may have subsequently fallen in the siege of the city of Kislev, along with Asavar Kul.
