[Book excerpt: Warhawk]Kharn, the favoured son of slaughter
Nov 12, 2021 · Yeah Kharn isn't the example of this. Someone like Erebus. Who has always had ambition and wanting to use Chaos sure. Kharn was one of the "good" guys in some respects dragged into his role. Ahriman and him were dragged into their roles as champions. Only Typhus and Lucius seemed to relish/embrace their roles and aspects.
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Oct 1, 2023 · Kharn kills stuff so hard in this book that warp rifts start opening up around him causing daemons to spill out. It's awesome. Especially when the Alpha Legion dudes are doing their thing, making their way in through infiltration and making good moves, only to be interrupted by Kharn blasting through some wall like the Kool-Aid Man to wreck ...
[Book excerpt: Betrayer] Khârn and Erebus settling a grudge
Arachles. ADMIN MOD. [Book excerpt: Betrayer] Khârn and Erebus settling a grudge. The archfamous duel between Kharn and Erebus. After Erebus kills Kharn best friend, Argel Tal, the Word Eaters captain wants vengeance. And he gets it. Brutal, beautiful and with an emotional background! One of the best fight scenes.
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Jul 7, 2021 · Kharn grabbed a flamer and started burning the World Eaters and the Emperor's Children shelters. This caused both legions to begin fighting each other, and their battle brothers Worth pointing out before Kharn went on his flaming spree, when his Legion brothers discovered his intent they tried to stop him and he killed them.
Kharn the Betrayer - Rules questions : r/mtgrules - Reddit
Oct 8, 2022 · Recall that C.R. 903.10a says: "A player who’s been dealt 21 or more combat damage by the same commander over the course of the game loses the game." Thus, combat damage dealt by a commander to a player counts for this purpose, even if neither that player nor the commander's controller is the commander's owner.
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Dec 8, 2021 · Kharn is, at the end of the day, human, and human reasoning is easily clouded and swayed, by emotion. Kharn wanted to be closer to daddy Angron. Angron has nails. Therefore, to get closer to daddy Angron, he went and got himself some nails. From kharn's POV, it was a reasonable thing. From an outside perspective, it really wasn't.
Khârn the Betrayer Books + Reading Order? : r/40kLore - Reddit
Jul 17, 2023 · Betrayer (shadow Crusade) The Eightfold Path (short audio drama) Slaves to Darkness (IW need to bring WEs to Ullanor) Siege of Terra (Kharn has POVs or features in almost every book except 1, 5, & 8) Kharn: Eater of Worlds (immediate post Heresy) There’s probably more than that, but that’s a good start for books where he is a main character ...
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Feb 7, 2023 · Kolaru. •. Kharn’s speed is something that doesn’t get addressed much, but it’s by far his greatest strength. Take his fight vs Erebus in betrayer, he lands 3 blows before he can even raise his crozius, Erebus’ internal monologue is literally “wtf it should be physically impossible for him to move that fast”.
[Excerpt|Templar] Sigismund vs Kharn : r/40kLore - Reddit
Aug 29, 2018 · Sigismund nudged the sword tip against the back of Khârn’s neck. Khârn bared his teeth. He was trembling, face twitching. He took a long, slow breath, and then nodded, once. Sigismund raised his sword. Blood clotted on his face; a deep gash marked the cheek under his left eye, and his nose was a mashed ruin.
Why do people like Kharn the Betrayer? : r/40kLore - Reddit
Jul 22, 2021 · Lorgar points Kharn at Erebus. Erebus is in the pits, stomping other marines with the power of the warp when Kharn shows up, wipes the floor with him, and continues to just brutalize him until Erebus jumps into a warp portal and escapes. If you want to read it, the story arc is in first heretic and betrayer.