Their obsession with death was the only thing that matched their penchant for internal politicking, and internecine conflicts were causing the empire to slowly fragment. They were a race of warriors with short lifespans, but exceedingly violent. So, then: the Necrons existed as a flesh and blood race known as the Necrontyr. Necrons were once the organic, short-lived Necrontyr If you’re interested in asserting your dynastic dominance over the young whelps that now claim to rule the galaxy, you’re in the right place. With the launch of 9th Edition, the Necrons also got a huge update to their miniatures range, including some excellent centrepiece models, such as Szarekh The Silent King. Much like their visual inspiration, these robotic skeletons refuse to die – Reanimation Protocols ensure that the living metal husks rebuild themselves, even as they drag themselves heedlessly forward into overwhelming firepower. Taking inspiration from both the Terminator movies and the Egyptian dynasties of old, these immortal cybernetic beings rise up from long-buried tombs, marching into battle with arcane technologies beyond the ken of mortal men.
The Necrons are the Warhammer 40k Xenos equivalent of the Undead in many fantasy settings. Luckily you won’t need to worry about bed head because, as a member of Warhammer 40k‘s Necrons faction, you were forced long ago to give up your flesh (and hair) in order to undergo biotransference, and become a living metal skeleton, immortal and fearsome. It’s time to rise from the slumber of over 60 million years.
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