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Different from standard [[Daemon]]s in that they do not appear to serve [[Chaos]], Grael's are have been used by [[Radical]] [[Imperial]] loyalists to fight the [[Cognitae]] and [[Yellow King]] in the past.{{Fn|1}} However the King in Yellow and his lieutenants, known as The Eight, have created an army of Grael's themselves in order to carry out their agenda.{{Fn|2}} | Different from standard [[Daemon]]s in that they do not appear to serve [[Chaos]], Grael's are have been used by [[Radical]] [[Imperial]] loyalists to fight the [[Cognitae]] and [[Yellow King]] in the past.{{Fn|1}} However the King in Yellow and his lieutenants, known as The Eight, have created an army of Grael's themselves in order to carry out their agenda.{{Fn|2}} | ||
Latest revision as of 13:51, 4 March 2021
Graels are luminous Warp Entities created from though-forms and projected by vessels to serve their creators.[1]
Different from standard Daemons in that they do not appear to serve Chaos, Grael's are have been used by Radical Imperial loyalists to fight the Cognitae and Yellow King in the past.[1] However the King in Yellow and his lieutenants, known as The Eight, have created an army of Grael's themselves in order to carry out their agenda.[2]
The name Grael derives from the ancient grail myths of Old Earth, symbolizing a cup containing immeasurable power and the secret knowledge of architects.[1]
Sources
- 1: Pariah (Novel) Chapter 32
- 2: Penitent (Novel) Chapters 2-3
