'The witch hunter and his companion rode in silence toward the city, sensing the grim atmosphere that hung all about them. Despair clung to the walls of Wurtbad, the unspoken dread that hangs over any community haunted by pestilence. The first sign of the corruption was outside the city walls, the great pit that yawned open in what had once been a wheat field. The plague pit had been filled with naked bodies, black robed priests of Morr chanting sombre prayers to sanctify the dead as they were hastily thrown in. Barrels of quicklime edged the pit, the priests tossing shovels of the powdery substance upon each body as it settled. Lit by flickering torches bound to tall poles, there was something spectral about the ghastly sight. More sinister still had been the two silent, armour-clad warriors who stood guard over the priests and the plague pit. Encased in plate mail crafted from obsidian, they wore a hooded tabard not unlike the robes of the priests. They were the Black Guard, templars of Morr, god of death. Warriors who did not concern themselves with the living, only with the sanctity of the dead. The mere presence of such fearsome knights kept even the most distraught mother from reclaiming the body of her child from the plague pit, and their deadly reputation kept opportunistic grave robbers from plying their trade...' '...The two men now standing in the reception hall were clearly cut from a different cloth. Or perhaps shroud was a more appropriate word. The first was a stoop-shouldered wraith, his elderly frame cloaked in the heavy black robes of Morr’s sombre priesthood, a silver pendent depicting an archway hanging from his wrinkled neck. The shaven-headed cleric’s face was pinched and wizened, his eyes cold and dark. His companion towered behind him, a giant of a man with his body encased in a suit of obsidian plates and a heavy black mantle, a raven embroidered across the chest, his face concealed behind the enigma of his helmet. Thulmann could feel the menace exuding from the warrior, the aura of death that hovered around him. Here was an engine of death, a killing machine as near to perfection as any Tilean assassin or Norse berserker. The witch hunter nodded his head respectfully toward the unmoving Black Guardsman of Morr. “Father Kreutzberg,” Tuomas announced, indicating the bald priest, “and Captain-Justicar Ehrhardt of Morr’s holy Black Guard.” - An extracts from the Witch Finder by C.L. Werner ‘Necromancers are a bit like cooks. They all use the same basic recipes for certain things, like drugging sacrificial victims,’ - Andryzy Iuldvitch, a Templar of Morr. ‘The Raven Decree of 2345 IC - “The Raven Decree states that no Templar(of Sigmar) is to violate the sanctity of any field of Morr without first notifying his priesthood” B]
I would love to see more about the knightly orders of the empire. i feel like they all have nice quirks and aspects about them that feel really down to earth in terms of framing.
There's not a huge lot about most of them, unfortunately. I did make a video on the knights of the blazing sun too. Will get to the Reiksguard too at some point.
'The witch hunter and his companion rode in silence toward the city, sensing the grim atmosphere that hung all about them. Despair clung to the walls of Wurtbad, the unspoken dread that hangs over any community haunted by pestilence. The first sign of the corruption was outside the city walls, the great pit that yawned open in what had once been a wheat field. The plague pit had been filled with naked bodies, black robed priests of Morr chanting sombre prayers to sanctify the dead as they were hastily thrown in. Barrels of quicklime edged the pit, the priests tossing shovels of the powdery substance upon each body as it settled. Lit by flickering torches bound to tall poles, there was something spectral about the ghastly sight. More sinister still had been the two silent, armour-clad warriors who stood guard over the priests and the plague pit. Encased in plate mail crafted from obsidian, they wore a hooded tabard not unlike the robes of the priests. They were the Black Guard, templars of Morr, god of death. Warriors who did not concern themselves with the living, only with the sanctity of the dead. The mere presence of such fearsome knights kept even the most distraught mother from reclaiming the body of her child from the plague pit, and their deadly reputation kept opportunistic grave robbers from plying their trade...'
'...The two men now standing in the reception hall were clearly cut from a different cloth. Or perhaps shroud was a more appropriate word. The first was a stoop-shouldered wraith, his elderly frame cloaked in the heavy black robes of Morr’s sombre priesthood, a silver pendent depicting an archway hanging from his wrinkled neck. The shaven-headed cleric’s face was pinched and wizened, his eyes cold and dark. His companion towered behind him, a giant of a man with his body encased in a suit of obsidian plates and a heavy black mantle, a raven embroidered across the chest, his face concealed behind the enigma of his helmet. Thulmann could feel the menace exuding from the warrior, the aura of death that hovered around him. Here was an engine of death, a killing machine as near to perfection as any Tilean assassin or Norse berserker. The witch hunter nodded his head respectfully toward the unmoving Black Guardsman of Morr.
“Father Kreutzberg,” Tuomas announced, indicating the bald priest, “and Captain-Justicar Ehrhardt of Morr’s holy Black Guard.”
- An extracts from the Witch Finder by C.L. Werner
‘Necromancers are a bit like cooks. They all use the same basic recipes for certain things, like drugging sacrificial victims,’ - Andryzy Iuldvitch, a Templar of Morr.
‘The Raven Decree of 2345 IC - “The Raven Decree states that no Templar(of Sigmar) is to violate the sanctity of any field of Morr without first notifying his priesthood”
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I guess I am kinda off topic but does anyone know of a good website to watch new series online ?
@Thiago Lian Lately I have been using flixzone. You can find it on google =)
@Messiah Roy yea, I have been using Flixzone for months myself :D
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I would love to see more about the knightly orders of the empire. i feel like they all have nice quirks and aspects about them that feel really down to earth in terms of framing.
There's not a huge lot about most of them, unfortunately. I did make a video on the knights of the blazing sun too. Will get to the Reiksguard too at some point.
These guys look big and badass...
B. Thanks again for giving us Morr lore.
No problem. He's an important part of Warhammer Fantasy. I would've covered him eventually.
Oh, and cult of Sigmar please.
A devout sigmarite, I see :D
A. Axes and wolf pelts!
Ha! Black Crusade, did the Knights of Morr conducted 13 of those before the world was blown up by GW?
Only the one, i'm afraid.
a cult of ulric
B.Cult of Myrmidia
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Option C sir sigmar bless you
I don't know anything about warhammer fantasy but A sounds cool
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A very extremely awesome video as always GrimDark Narrator. Also C.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ooooooooeeeee I have some tempestus scion convertion ideas now, I can finally use that gw skull kit
FINALLY :D
Option B or C but if one had to choose one of the other then option B all the way.
B. I would really like to hear something about them.
Option A
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1st to 1st, 2nd to like, 1st to watch :)
I require....... Morr lore 😏
Thanks for great video :) and vote to C. Cult of Sigmar
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B. Please.
I'm sure morr is not fans of undead spirit the dead should stay dead and should be guided to otherworld
B
Nice !
Thank you! Cheers!
C
Lets go for the big one ;)
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C
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B.
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A. ULRIC
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B Wolf boys
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A
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Sigmar!
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B :)
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C
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B
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A
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C
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C
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