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| − | '''Aelindrach''' is a region of [[Commorragh]], city of the [[Dark Eldar]]. Literally fallen into shadow, it is one of the several districts of Commorragh that exists in more than one dimension at once. In Aelindrach, shadows thicken and writhe as living things, flowing into one another and attempting to capture those that venture into the district. It is in Aelindrach that [[Mandrake]]s make their lairs. Rumor has it that somewhere in Aelindrach lies a portal to a world where shade-[[daemon]]s exist who can freeze the soul with but a touch.{{Fn|1}} | + | '''Aelindrach''' is a region of [[Commorragh]], city of the [[Dark Eldar]]. Literally fallen into shadow, it is one of the several districts of Commorragh that exists in more than one dimension at once. In Aelindrach, shadows thicken and writhe as living things, flowing into one another and attempting to capture those that venture into the district. It is in Aelindrach that [[Mandrake]]s and [[Shaderaven]]s make their lairs. Rumor has it that somewhere in Aelindrach lies a portal to a world where shade-[[daemon]]s exist who can freeze the soul with but a touch.{{Fn|1}} |
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Revision as of 05:29, 20 October 2014
Aelindrach is a region of Commorragh, city of the Dark Eldar. Literally fallen into shadow, it is one of the several districts of Commorragh that exists in more than one dimension at once. In Aelindrach, shadows thicken and writhe as living things, flowing into one another and attempting to capture those that venture into the district. It is in Aelindrach that Mandrakes and Shaderavens make their lairs. Rumor has it that somewhere in Aelindrach lies a portal to a world where shade-daemons exist who can freeze the soul with but a touch.[1]
Source
- 1: Codex: Dark Eldar (5th Edition), pg. 10
