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'''''The Dark Eldar are a twisted reflection of their craftworld kin. They dwell in the strange realm known as the webway, inhabiting Commorragh – a cyclopean interdimensional metropolis rightly feared as the Dark City. The Dark Eldar feed on negative emotion, dedicating themselves to a non-stop war with realspace in which they strive to inflict as much pain and misery as they possibly can. Forced through a dark quirk of fate to abandon their once potent psychic abilities, the Dark Eldar instead epitomise physical excellence. Their athleticism and speed are unmatched, except perhaps by their towering arrogance. Add to this their lethal, arcane science, and the Dark Eldar are amongst the greatest of threats in a deadly galaxy.'''''[[File:DarkEldarCodexArt.png|thumb|The Archons of the Drukhari are the pinnacle of manipulation and coercion, able to command the hosts of the twisted Aeldari to perfection.]]

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'''''The Dark Eldar are a twisted reflection of their craftworld kin. They dwell in the strange realm known as the webway, inhabiting Commorragh – a cyclopean interdimensional metropolis rightly feared as the Dark City. The Dark Eldar feed on negative emotion, dedicating themselves to a non-stop war with realspace in which they strive to inflict as much pain and misery as they possibly can. Forced through a dark quirk of fate to abandon their once potent psychic abilities, the Dark Eldar instead epitomise physical excellence. Their athleticism and speed are unmatched, except perhaps by their towering arrogance. Add to this their lethal, arcane science, and the Dark Eldar are amongst the greatest of threats in a deadly galaxy.'''''

* [[Drukhari Datasheets]]

[[~~File:DarkEldarCodexArt.png|thumb|The Archons of the~~ Drukhari ~~are the pinnacle of manipulation and coercion, able to command the hosts of the twisted Aeldari to perfection.~~]]

* [[Drukhari Wargear]]

* [[Drukhari Special Rules]]

== Abilities ==

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|'''Emboldened by Bloodshed:''' Each time a ~~Morale~~ test is taken for this unit, it is automatically passed~~. If this unit's characteristics can change as it suffers damage, this unit is considered to have double the number of wounds remaining for the purposes of determining what those characteristics are~~.

|'''Emboldened by Bloodshed:''' Each time a LD test is taken for this unit, it is automatically passed.

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* Models in this unit have a Weapon Skill characteristic of 5.

* Add 1 to the Leadership characteristic of models in this unit.

* Each time an attack made by a model in this unit would trigger the Blade Artists ability, the Armour Penetration characteristic of that attack is increased by 3 instead of 1.

* Each time an attack made by a model in this unit would trigger the Blade Artists ability, the Armour Penetration characteristic of that attack is increased by 3 instead of 1 to a maximum of AP2.

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* Once per phase, the first time a saving throw is failed for this unit, no damage is allocated for that attack.

== Drukhari Kabals, Cults and Covens ==

Units in a DRUKHARI Kabal, Wych Cult, Haemonculus Coven or Realspace Raid Detachment gain access to the following rules:

[[Drukhari ~~Datasheets]]~~

===== KABAL, WYCH CULT AND HAEMONCULUS COVEN OBSESSIONS =====

All <KABAL>, <WYCH CULT> and <HAEMONCULUS COVEN> units (including URIEN RAKARTH and LELITH HESPERAX units) with this ability gain a Drukhari Obsession. The Obsession gained depends upon which Kabal, Wych Cult or Haemonculus Coven they are from, as shown on the following pages. If the <KABAL>, <WYCH CULT> or <HAEMONCULUS COVEN> unit is from one of the Kabals, Wych Cults or Haemonculus Covens named in this section, you must use the specified Drukhari Obsession. If you have created your own Kabal, Wych Cult or Haemonculus Coven, you must instead use the rules in the appropriate section to create an Obsession for them.

[[Drukhari ~~Wargear~~]]

===== KABAL, WYCH CULT AND HAEMONCULUS COVEN WARLORD TRAITS =====

Each Kabal, Wych Cult or Haemonculus Coven has an associated Kabal, Wych Cult or Haemonculus Coven Warlord Trait. If a <KABAL>, <WYCH CULT> or <HAEMONCULUS COVEN> CHARACTER model from one of the Kabals, Wych Cults or Haemonculus Covens named in this section gains a Warlord Trait, they can have the relevant Kabal, Wych Cult or Haemonculus Coven Warlord Trait instead of a Drukhari Warlord Trait. Note that named characters must have the Warlord Traits specified on their datasheets.

===== BATTLE-FORGED RULES DRUKHARI RELICS =====

Each Kabal, Wych Cult or Haemonculus Coven has an associated Relic. If your army is led by a <KABAL> WARLORD, <WYCH CULT> WARLORD or <HAEMONCULUS COVEN> WARLORD model from one of the Kabals, Wych Cults or Haemonculus Covens named in this section, you can select this Relic instead of Artefacts of Cruelty.

* [[Drukhari Kabals]]

* [[Drukhari Wych Cults]]

* [[Drukhari Haemonculus Covens]]

== Artefacts of Cruelty ==

'''Artefacts of Cruelty are items of horrendous power, which the Dark Eldar value for their ability to inflict torments of rare quality on their unfortunate victims. Only one of each of the following relics may be chosen per army.'''

Only one of each Artefact of Cruelty may be taken per army. A model may take one of the following:

=== Casket of Flensing ===

{| class="wikitable"

|When this puzzle-box is opened, a swarm of evil spirits is released that sets upon the head of Urien’s chosen victim with needled fangs. The prey’s skull will be stripped to the bone, torn free from the spine, and borne back to the ancient Haemonculus whilst the brain inside writhes in abject horror.

|}

{| class="wikitable"

|'''Range'''

|'''S'''

|'''AP'''

|'''Type'''

|-

|12"

|3

|Assault 2D6, One use only

|}

----

=== The Animus Vitae ===

{| class="wikitable"

|The Animus Vitae appears to be a smooth orb, until it is thrown at the feet of a victim and explodes into a lashing tangle of barbed wires that wrap around its prey. Slowly and spitefully, the Animus Vitae begins to constrict, cutting through armour, flesh and bone until its victim’s agonised cries become desperate, nerve-sawing screams. All the while the foul weapon radiates this agony, saturating the battlefield with pain so that the bearer and his kin can drink it in like a vintage draught.

|}

{| class="wikitable"

|'''Range'''

|'''S'''

|'''AP'''

|'''Type'''

|-

|8"

|4

|2

|Assault 1, '''Agonising''', One use only

|}

'''Agonising:''' If an unsaved Wound is inflicted with the Animus Vitae, all models with the Power from Pain special rule (friend or foe) treat the current turn as being one higher than it actually is when determining what special rules they benefit from. This benefit applies for the remainder of the battle and is cumulative with the Architect of Agony and/or Master of Pain special rules.

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=== The Archangel of Pain ===

{| class="wikitable"

|In the days before the Fall, the prophet Ynshimael sought to save himself by crafting a device to trap daemonic entities. Ynshimael’s artifice was clever yet inadequate in the face of Slaanesh’s birth, and his soul was devoured in seconds. Since those days, the device has been perverted by Ynshimael’s Commorrite successors, becoming the metaphysical prison known as the Archangel of Pain. It is used to trap Daemons, binding them in a pit of barbed nothingness that tears and tortures their empyric substance. When released, these entities flee back into the Warp, their soul-rending psychic screams driving those that hear them irredeemably mad.

|}

Once per game, the bearer can open the Archangel of Pain instead of firing a weapon in the Shooting phase. When he does so, each enemy unit within 9" of him must take a Leadership test with a -2 penalty; a unit suffers a single Wound, with no armour or cover saves allowed, for each point this test is failed by. Wounds cannot be allocated to models with the Fearless or And They Shall Know No Fear special rules (any excess Wounds are lost).

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=== The Armour of Misery ===

{| class="wikitable"

|Crafted by the artisan Kalmael using psychoempathic shards of poisoned wraithbone, this armour is the ultimate expression of Commorite contempt. Its barbed plates provide its wearer with exceptional protection, but it is not its durability that makes this armour so sought after – the armour emanates crippling waves of pure dread. Only those with an iron will can withstand such mental torture – others slump to the floor defeated, weapons falling from trembling hands as they are overcome with fear.

|}

The Armour of Misery confers a 4+ Armour Save, a 6+ invulnerable save and the Fear special rule. All enemy units within 6" of the bearer suffer a -2 Leadership penalty.

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=== The Djin Blade ===

{| class="wikitable"

|Forged from an unknown alloy that retains a perfect mirror sheen, the Djin Blade reflects an idealised reflection of whoever looks at it; an image of themselves that exudes power, beauty, wisdom – whatever they most desire. Any who takes up the Djin Blade will fall under its spell, guarding it jealously and listening to its whispers day and night. Though the blade lends its wielder incredible prowess, it will feed off their essence until it deems them drained and turns upon them. On that day the wielder’s reflection shifts into something malefic, the true face of the Djin leering out at them in their last moments before it turns their heart to ash and their soul to drifting cinders.

|}

{| class="wikitable"

|'''Range'''

|'''S'''

|'''AP'''

|'''Type'''

|-

| -

| +2

|3

|Melee, '''Sentient Blade'''

|}

'''Sentient Blade:''' When fighting with the Djin Blade, the wielder gains +2 bonus Attacks. Immediately after resolving all of the attacks made with this weapon, roll a single D6 – on a result of 1, the model using this weapon immediately suffers a single Wound, with no saves of any kind allowed.

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=== The Executioner’s Armour ===

{| class="wikitable"

|This ceremonial suit of armour is a masterwork of Eldar craftsmanship thought to have been made in an age before the Fall.

|}

The Executioner’s Armour confers a 2+ Armour Save.

----

=== The Helm of Spite ===

{| class="wikitable"

|The children of the Dark City look down upon those fools who would use psychic witchery in battle. Not only does such a thing tempt the gaze of She Who Thirsts, but it also risks the far more immediate wrath of Asdrubael Vect. Through necessity, the Dark Eldars’ psychic abilities have been allowed to atrophy, leaving them less able to defend themselves against the reckless Warpcraft of their foes. The Helm of Spite redresses this balance, shielding its wearer from harm and setting up a field of violent psionic feedback that can cook a psyker’s brain inside their skull.

|}

The bearer of the Helm of Spite, and all friendly units with the Dark Eldar Faction within 12" of the bearer, have the Adamantium Will special rule. In addition, enemy Psykers that are within 12" of the bearer suffer Perils of the Warp when they roll any double when making a Psychic test.

----

=== The Parasite’s Kiss ===

{| class="wikitable"

|Thought to be the finest splinter pistol ever crafted, this weapon spits out crystalline darts bound with psycho-vampric circuitry. Upon biting into flesh, the target’s very soul is leeched, one gasp of pain at a time, and transferred back to the gun’s wielder. As the luckless victim withers and shrivels like rotten fruit, their murderer flushes with vigour and youth, revelling in their stolen life energies while their foe crumbles away to dust on the breeze.

|}

{| class="wikitable"

|'''Range'''

|'''S'''

|'''AP'''

|'''Type'''

|-

|12"

|1

|5

|Pistol, Master-crafted, Poisoned (2+), '''Soul-leech'''

|}

'''Soul-leech:''' Each time the bearer inflicts an unsaved Wound with the Parasite’s Kiss it immediately gains one Wound lost previously in the battle.

=== The Triptych Whip ===

{| class="wikitable"

|Created in the nascent days of Commorragh’s arenas, the Triptych Whip is a fusion of three masterfully balanced agonisers. Since then it has been borne by only a handful of Succubi, passed down to one skilled enough to slay its bearer in gladiatorial combat.

|}

{| class="wikitable"

|'''Range'''

|'''S'''

|'''AP'''

|'''Type'''

|-

| -

|1

|3

|Melee, Poisoned (2+), '''Voidlashers'''

|}

'''Voidlashers:''' When fighting with the Tryptych Whip, the wielder gains +3 bonus Attacks. The bearer can not benefit from the additional attacks granted by fighting with two weapons.

=== Dark Lotus Toxin ===

{| class="wikitable"

|This closely guarded secret amongst the poisoners of the Cults causes its victims blood to vaporize within their own veins.

|}

At the start of the battle, pick one weapon that belongs to the bearer of the Dark Lotus Toxin. Add 1 to the Strength and AP characteristic of that weapon. This weapon is now treated as a relic.

== Warlord Traits ==

If a '''DRUKHARI''' '''CHARACTER''' model is your '''WARLORD''', you can use the Drukhari Warlord Traits tables below to determine what Warlord Trait they have. Unless otherwise specified, '''<KABAL>''' models must use the Kabal Warlord Traits table, '''<WYCH''' '''CULT>''' models must use the Wych Cults Warlord Traits table and '''<HAEMONCULUS''' '''COVEN>''' models must use the Haemonculus Covens Warlord Traits table. You can either roll one D3 to randomly generate one, or you can select one.

When you have determined a Warlord Trait for a '''DRUKHARI''' '''CHARACTER''' model, replace all instances of the '''<KABAL>''', '''<WYCH''' '''CULT>''' or '''<HAEMONCULUS''' '''COVEN>''' keyword in their Warlord Trait (if any) with the name of the Kabal, Wych Cult or Haemonculus Coven that your model is drawn from.

=== Kabal Warlord Traits ===

{| class="wikitable"

|D3

|WARLORD TRAIT

|-

|1

|HATRED ETERNAL

This warlord is disgusted by the younger races that infest the galaxy, sickened by the unwashed and unrefined multitudes. They will take any opportunity to exterminate such vermin.

Each time this '''WARLORD''' makes an attack, you can re-roll the hit roll and the wound roll.

|}

{| class="wikitable"

|-

|2

|SOUL THIRST

In place of a soul, this warlord plays host to a howling chasm of horror and madness. They must swallow thousands of souls each day to stave off complete degeneration, yet this thirst lends them a lethal ferocity.

* Add 1 to the Attacks characteristic of this '''WARLORD'''.

* Once per turn, when an enemy model that is within 6" of this '''WARLORD''' is destroyed, this model regains 1 lost wound.

|}

{| class="wikitable"

|-

|3

|ANCIENT EVIL

So long has this warlord lived, steeped in horror and cruelty, that their very gaze is said to be capable of paralysing their foes with fear.

At the start of the Fight phase, you can select one enemy unit within Engagement Range of this '''WARLORD'''. That unit's Initiative characteristic is set to 1.

|}

=== Wych Cult Warlord Traits ===

{| class="wikitable"

|D3

|WARLORD TRAIT

|-

|1

|QUICKSILVER FIGHTER

This warlord strikes with preternatural speed, slaying their foes before they even realise the fight has begun.

Add 2 to the Attacks characteristic of this '''WARLORD'''.

|}

{| class="wikitable"

|-

|2

|STIMM ADDICT

Though it entails all manner of horrific side effects, this warlord is addicted to using artificial stimulants to boost their combat effectiveness.

When determining the effects of the Combat Drugs ability for this '''WARLORD''' before the battle, roll 2 additional dice, re-rolling results of 6 or results that are already in effect. This '''WARLORD'''’s Combat Drugs ability has these benefits in addition to any others.

|}

{| class="wikitable"

|-

|3

|PRECISION BLOWS

This warlord is adept at slaying in a stunning display of violence, every blow placed perfectly to dismember or decapitate.

Each time an unmodified hit roll of 6 is made for a melee attack made by this '''WARLORD''', the target unit suffers a wound with no saves allowed (FNPs are still allowed to be made), and the attack sequence ends. This ability has no effect on VEHICLE units.

|}

=== Haemonculus Coven Warlord Traits ===

{| class="wikitable"

|D3

|WARLORD TRAIT

|-

|1

|MASTER REGENESIST

A master of fleshcrafting, this creature can rejuvenate even the most seriously wounded of minions with a flick of their bladed fingers.

Each time this '''WARLORD''' uses their '''Fleshcraft''' ability, the target model regains up to 3 lost wounds instead of D3.

|}

{| class="wikitable"

|-

|2

|MASTER NEMESINE

This warlord knows a variety of ways to kill every realspace species they have ever discovered. There is no weak point unknown to them.

Each time this '''WARLORD''' makes an attack, re-roll a wound roll of 1.

|}

{| class="wikitable"

|-

|3

|MASTER ARTISAN

This warlord is not only gifted in the arts of fleshcrafting and mettalosculpture, but also in the more metaphysical arts. Irrespective of the medium they work with, it is their own twisted body that bears the greatest hallmarks of their dark genius.

Add 1 to the Toughness and Wounds characteristics of this '''WARLORD'''.

|}

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-'''''The Dark Eldar are a twisted reflection of their craftworld kin. They dwell in the strange realm known as the webway, inhabiting Commorragh – a cyclopean interdimensional metropolis rightly feared as the Dark City. The Dark Eldar feed on negative emotion, dedicating themselves to a non-stop war with realspace in which they strive to inflict as much pain and misery as they possibly can. Forced through a dark quirk of fate to abandon their once potent psychic abilities, the Dark Eldar instead epitomise physical excellence. Their athleticism and speed are unmatched, except perhaps by their towering arrogance. Add to this their lethal, arcane science, and the Dark Eldar are amongst the greatest of threats in a deadly galaxy.'''''
+* [[Drukhari Datasheets]]
-[[File:DarkEldarCodexArt.png|thumb|The Archons of the Drukhari are the pinnacle of manipulation and coercion, able to command the hosts of the twisted Aeldari to perfection.]]
+* [[Drukhari Wargear]]
+* [[Drukhari Special Rules]]
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-|'''Emboldened by Bloodshed:''' Each time a Morale test is taken for this unit, it is automatically passed. If this unit's characteristics can change as it suffers damage, this unit is considered to have double the number of wounds remaining for the purposes of determining what those characteristics are.
+|'''Emboldened by Bloodshed:''' Each time a LD test is taken for this unit, it is automatically passed.
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 * Models in this unit have a Weapon Skill characteristic of 5.
 * Add 1 to the Leadership characteristic of models in this unit.
-* Each time an attack made by a model in this unit would trigger the Blade Artists ability, the Armour Penetration characteristic of that attack is increased by 3 instead of 1.
+* Each time an attack made by a model in this unit would trigger the Blade Artists ability, the Armour Penetration characteristic of that attack is increased by 3 instead of 1 to a maximum of AP2.
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 * Once per phase, the first time a saving throw is failed for this unit, no damage is allocated for that attack.
+== Drukhari Kabals, Cults and Covens ==
+Units in a DRUKHARI Kabal, Wych Cult, Haemonculus Coven or Realspace Raid Detachment gain access to the following rules:
-[[Drukhari Datasheets]]
+===== KABAL, WYCH CULT AND HAEMONCULUS COVEN OBSESSIONS =====
+All <KABAL>, <WYCH CULT> and <HAEMONCULUS COVEN> units (including URIEN RAKARTH and LELITH HESPERAX units) with this ability gain a Drukhari Obsession. The Obsession gained depends upon which Kabal, Wych Cult or Haemonculus Coven they are from, as shown on the following pages. If the <KABAL>, <WYCH CULT> or <HAEMONCULUS COVEN> unit is from one of the Kabals, Wych Cults or Haemonculus Covens named in this section, you must use the specified Drukhari Obsession. If you have created your own Kabal, Wych Cult or Haemonculus Coven, you must instead use the rules in the appropriate section to create an Obsession for them.
-[[Drukhari Wargear]]
+===== KABAL, WYCH CULT AND HAEMONCULUS COVEN WARLORD TRAITS =====
+Each Kabal, Wych Cult or Haemonculus Coven has an associated Kabal, Wych Cult or Haemonculus Coven Warlord Trait. If a <KABAL>, <WYCH CULT> or <HAEMONCULUS COVEN> CHARACTER model from one of the Kabals, Wych Cults or Haemonculus Covens named in this section gains a Warlord Trait, they can have the relevant Kabal, Wych Cult or Haemonculus Coven Warlord Trait instead of a Drukhari Warlord Trait. Note that named characters must have the Warlord Traits specified on their datasheets.
+===== BATTLE-FORGED RULES DRUKHARI RELICS =====
+Each Kabal, Wych Cult or Haemonculus Coven has an associated Relic. If your army is led by a <KABAL> WARLORD, <WYCH CULT> WARLORD or <HAEMONCULUS COVEN> WARLORD model from one of the Kabals, Wych Cults or Haemonculus Covens named in this section, you can select this Relic instead of Artefacts of Cruelty.
+* [[Drukhari Kabals]]
+* [[Drukhari Wych Cults]]
+* [[Drukhari Haemonculus Covens]]
+== Artefacts of Cruelty ==
+'''Artefacts of Cruelty are items of horrendous power, which the Dark Eldar value for their ability to inflict torments of rare quality on their unfortunate victims. Only one of each of the following relics may be chosen per army.'''
+Only one of each Artefact of Cruelty may be taken per army. A model may take one of the following:
+=== Casket of Flensing ===
+{| class="wikitable"
+|When this puzzle-box is opened, a swarm of evil spirits is released that sets upon the head of Urien’s chosen victim with needled fangs. The prey’s skull will be stripped to the bone, torn free from the spine, and borne back to the ancient Haemonculus whilst the brain inside writhes in abject horror.
+|}
+{| class="wikitable"
+|'''Range'''
+|'''S'''
+|'''AP'''
+|'''Type'''
+|-
+|12"
+|3
+|3
+|Assault 2D6, One use only
+|}
+----
+=== The Animus Vitae ===
+{| class="wikitable"
+|The Animus Vitae appears to be a smooth orb, until it is thrown at the feet of a victim and explodes into a lashing tangle of barbed wires that wrap around its prey. Slowly and spitefully, the Animus Vitae begins to constrict, cutting through armour, flesh and bone until its victim’s agonised cries become desperate, nerve-sawing screams. All the while the foul weapon radiates this agony, saturating the battlefield with pain so that the bearer and his kin can drink it in like a vintage draught.
+|}
+{| class="wikitable"
+|'''Range'''
+|'''S'''
+|'''AP'''
+|'''Type'''
+|-
+|8"
+|4
+|2
+|Assault 1, '''Agonising''', One use only
+|}
+'''Agonising:''' If an unsaved Wound is inflicted with the Animus Vitae, all models with the Power from Pain special rule (friend or foe) treat the current turn as being one higher than it actually is when determining what special rules they benefit from. This benefit applies for the remainder of the battle and is cumulative with the Architect of Agony and/or Master of Pain special rules.
+----
+=== The Archangel of Pain ===
+{| class="wikitable"
+|In the days before the Fall, the prophet Ynshimael sought to save himself by crafting a device to trap daemonic entities. Ynshimael’s artifice was clever yet inadequate in the face of Slaanesh’s birth, and his soul was devoured in seconds. Since those days, the device has been perverted by Ynshimael’s Commorrite successors, becoming the metaphysical prison known as the Archangel of Pain. It is used to trap Daemons, binding them in a pit of barbed nothingness that tears and tortures their empyric substance. When released, these entities flee back into the Warp, their soul-rending psychic screams driving those that hear them irredeemably mad.
+|}
+Once per game, the bearer can open the Archangel of Pain instead of firing a weapon in the Shooting phase. When he does so, each enemy unit within 9" of him must take a Leadership test with a -2 penalty; a unit suffers a single Wound, with no armour or cover saves allowed, for each point this test is failed by. Wounds cannot be allocated to models with the Fearless or And They Shall Know No Fear special rules (any excess Wounds are lost).
+----
+=== The Armour of Misery ===
+{| class="wikitable"
+|Crafted by the artisan Kalmael using psychoempathic shards of poisoned wraithbone, this armour is the ultimate expression of Commorite contempt. Its barbed plates provide its wearer with exceptional protection, but it is not its durability that makes this armour so sought after – the armour emanates crippling waves of pure dread. Only those with an iron will can withstand such mental torture – others slump to the floor defeated, weapons falling from trembling hands as they are overcome with fear.
+|}
+The Armour of Misery confers a 4+ Armour Save, a 6+ invulnerable save and the Fear special rule. All enemy units within 6" of the bearer suffer a -2 Leadership penalty.
+----
+=== The Djin Blade ===
+{| class="wikitable"
+|Forged from an unknown alloy that retains a perfect mirror sheen, the Djin Blade reflects an idealised reflection of whoever looks at it; an image of themselves that exudes power, beauty, wisdom – whatever they most desire. Any who takes up the Djin Blade will fall under its spell, guarding it jealously and listening to its whispers day and night. Though the blade lends its wielder incredible prowess, it will feed off their essence until it deems them drained and turns upon them. On that day the wielder’s reflection shifts into something malefic, the true face of the Djin leering out at them in their last moments before it turns their heart to ash and their soul to drifting cinders.
+|}
+{| class="wikitable"
+|'''Range'''
+|'''S'''
+|'''AP'''
+|'''Type'''
+|-
+| -
+| +2
+|3
+|Melee, '''Sentient Blade'''
+|}
+'''Sentient Blade:''' When fighting with the Djin Blade, the wielder gains +2 bonus Attacks. Immediately after resolving all of the attacks made with this weapon, roll a single D6 – on a result of 1, the model using this weapon immediately suffers a single Wound, with no saves of any kind allowed.
+----
+=== The Executioner’s Armour ===
+{| class="wikitable"
+|This ceremonial suit of armour is a masterwork of Eldar craftsmanship thought to have been made in an age before the Fall.
+|}
+The Executioner’s Armour confers a 2+ Armour Save.
+----
+=== The Helm of Spite ===
+{| class="wikitable"
+|The children of the Dark City look down upon those fools who would use psychic witchery in battle. Not only does such a thing tempt the gaze of She Who Thirsts, but it also risks the far more immediate wrath of Asdrubael Vect. Through necessity, the Dark Eldars’ psychic abilities have been allowed to atrophy, leaving them less able to defend themselves against the reckless Warpcraft of their foes. The Helm of Spite redresses this balance, shielding its wearer from harm and setting up a field of violent psionic feedback that can cook a psyker’s brain inside their skull.
+|}
+The bearer of the Helm of Spite, and all friendly units with the Dark Eldar Faction within 12" of the bearer, have the Adamantium Will special rule. In addition, enemy Psykers that are within 12" of the bearer suffer Perils of the Warp when they roll any double when making a Psychic test.
+----
+=== The Parasite’s Kiss ===
+{| class="wikitable"
+|Thought to be the finest splinter pistol ever crafted, this weapon spits out crystalline darts bound with psycho-vampric circuitry. Upon biting into flesh, the target’s very soul is leeched, one gasp of pain at a time, and transferred back to the gun’s wielder. As the luckless victim withers and shrivels like rotten fruit, their murderer flushes with vigour and youth, revelling in their stolen life energies while their foe crumbles away to dust on the breeze.
+|}
+{| class="wikitable"
+|'''Range'''
+|'''S'''
+|'''AP'''
+|'''Type'''
+|-
+|12"
+|1
+|5
+|Pistol, Master-crafted, Poisoned (2+), '''Soul-leech'''
+|}
+'''Soul-leech:''' Each time the bearer inflicts an unsaved Wound with the Parasite’s Kiss it immediately gains one Wound lost previously in the battle.
+=== The Triptych Whip ===
+{| class="wikitable"
+|Created in the nascent days of Commorragh’s arenas, the Triptych Whip is a fusion of three masterfully balanced agonisers. Since then it has been borne by only a handful of Succubi, passed down to one skilled enough to slay its bearer in gladiatorial combat.
+|}
+{| class="wikitable"
+|'''Range'''
+|'''S'''
+|'''AP'''
+|'''Type'''
+|-
+| -
+|1
+|3
+|Melee, Poisoned (2+), '''Voidlashers'''
+|}
+'''Voidlashers:''' When fighting with the Tryptych Whip, the wielder gains +3 bonus Attacks. The bearer can not benefit from the additional attacks granted by fighting with two weapons.
+=== Dark Lotus Toxin ===
+{| class="wikitable"
+|This closely guarded secret amongst the poisoners of the Cults causes its victims blood to vaporize within their own veins.
+|}
+At the start of the battle, pick one weapon that belongs to the bearer of the Dark Lotus Toxin. Add 1 to the Strength and AP characteristic of that weapon. This weapon is now treated as a relic.
+== Warlord Traits ==
+If a '''DRUKHARI''' '''CHARACTER''' model is your '''WARLORD''', you can use the Drukhari Warlord Traits tables below to determine what Warlord Trait they have. Unless otherwise specified, '''<KABAL>''' models must use the Kabal Warlord Traits table, '''<WYCH''' '''CULT>''' models must use the Wych Cults Warlord Traits table and '''<HAEMONCULUS''' '''COVEN>''' models must use the Haemonculus Covens Warlord Traits table. You can either roll one D3 to randomly generate one, or you can select one.
+When you have determined a Warlord Trait for a '''DRUKHARI''' '''CHARACTER''' model, replace all instances of the '''<KABAL>''', '''<WYCH''' '''CULT>''' or '''<HAEMONCULUS''' '''COVEN>''' keyword in their Warlord Trait (if any) with the name of the Kabal, Wych Cult or Haemonculus Coven that your model is drawn from.
+=== Kabal Warlord Traits ===
+{| class="wikitable"
+|D3
+|WARLORD TRAIT
+|-
+|1
+|HATRED ETERNAL
+This warlord is disgusted by the younger races that infest the galaxy, sickened by the unwashed and unrefined multitudes. They will take any opportunity to exterminate such vermin.
+Each time this '''WARLORD''' makes an attack, you can re-roll the hit roll and the wound roll.
+|}
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+|2
+|SOUL THIRST
+In place of a soul, this warlord plays host to a howling chasm of horror and madness. They must swallow thousands of souls each day to stave off complete degeneration, yet this thirst lends them a lethal ferocity.
+* Add 1 to the Attacks characteristic of this '''WARLORD'''.
+* Once per turn, when an enemy model that is within 6" of this '''WARLORD''' is destroyed, this model regains 1 lost wound.
+|}
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+|3
+|ANCIENT EVIL
+So long has this warlord lived, steeped in horror and cruelty, that their very gaze is said to be capable of paralysing their foes with fear.
+At the start of the Fight phase, you can select one enemy unit within Engagement Range of this '''WARLORD'''. That unit's Initiative characteristic is set to 1.
+|}
+=== Wych Cult Warlord Traits ===
+{| class="wikitable"
+|D3
+|WARLORD TRAIT
+|-
+|1
+|QUICKSILVER FIGHTER
+This warlord strikes with preternatural speed, slaying their foes before they even realise the fight has begun.
+Add 2 to the Attacks characteristic of this '''WARLORD'''.
+|}
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+|2
+|STIMM ADDICT
+Though it entails all manner of horrific side effects, this warlord is addicted to using artificial stimulants to boost their combat effectiveness.
+When determining the effects of the Combat Drugs ability for this '''WARLORD''' before the battle, roll 2 additional dice, re-rolling results of 6 or results that are already in effect. This '''WARLORD'''’s Combat Drugs ability has these benefits in addition to any others.
+|}
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+|3
+|PRECISION BLOWS
+This warlord is adept at slaying in a stunning display of violence, every blow placed perfectly to dismember or decapitate.
+Each time an unmodified hit roll of 6 is made for a melee attack made by this '''WARLORD''', the target unit suffers a wound with no saves allowed (FNPs are still allowed to be made), and the attack sequence ends. This ability has no effect on VEHICLE units.
+|}
+=== Haemonculus Coven Warlord Traits ===
+{| class="wikitable"
+|D3
+|WARLORD TRAIT
+|-
+|1
+|MASTER REGENESIST
+A master of fleshcrafting, this creature can rejuvenate even the most seriously wounded of minions with a flick of their bladed fingers.
+Each time this '''WARLORD''' uses their '''Fleshcraft''' ability, the target model regains up to 3 lost wounds instead of D3.
+|}
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+|2
+|MASTER NEMESINE
+This warlord knows a variety of ways to kill every realspace species they have ever discovered. There is no weak point unknown to them.
+Each time this '''WARLORD''' makes an attack, re-roll a wound roll of 1.
+|}
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+|3
+|MASTER ARTISAN
+This warlord is not only gifted in the arts of fleshcrafting and mettalosculpture, but also in the more metaphysical arts. Irrespective of the medium they work with, it is their own twisted body that bears the greatest hallmarks of their dark genius.
+Add 1 to the Toughness and Wounds characteristics of this '''WARLORD'''.
+|}