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The '''Plaguebones''' are a [[Nurgle]] [[Chaos Warband|Warband]], who are led by the [[Daemon Prince]] [[Kortharis]].{{Fn|1}} | The '''Plaguebones''' are a [[Nurgle]] [[Chaos Warband|Warband]], who are led by the [[Daemon Prince]] [[Kortharis]].{{Fn|1}} | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | The Plaguebones were originally the [[Loyalist|loyal]] '''Snakebones''' [[Chapter]], until their fateful encounter with the [[Death Guard]], within the [[Subiaco Diablo Sector]], during the [[Eleventh Black Crusade]]. The Chapter clashed repeatedly with the [[Traitor Legion]], as the Snakebones fought to defend the Sector, but they were forced to retreat from each battle, when the Death Guard swarmed them with [[Plague Zombies]]. However, each time the Snakebones' [[Chapter Master]], [[Kortharis]], gave the order to retreat, he ensured their [[Apothecaries]] were given enough time to recover the Chapter's fallen [[Battle Brother]]s' [[Progenoid Glands]]. | + | The Plaguebones were originally the [[Loyalist|loyal]] '''Snakebones''' [[Chapter]], until their fateful encounter with the [[Death Guard]], within the [[Subiaco Diablo Sector]], during the [[Eleventh Black Crusade]]. The Chapter clashed repeatedly with the [[Traitor Legion]], as the Snakebones fought to defend the Sector, but they were forced to retreat from each battle, when the Death Guard swarmed them with [[Plague Zombies]]. However, each time the Snakebones' [[Chapter Master]], [[Kortharis]], gave the order to retreat, he ensured their [[Apothecaries]] were given enough time to recover the Chapter's fallen [[Battle Brother]]s' [[Progenoid Glands]]. But this proved to be their undoing though, as the Chapter did not known that the [[Plague Zombies]] they fought, carried the [[Destroyer Plague]] within them. This resulted in the recovered Progenoid Glands becoming thoroughly infected with the deadly disease. When these infected Progenoid Glands were later implanted into new members of the Snakebones, the Destroyer Plague emerged and soon corrupted the entire Chapter. Devoted to his men, Kortharis sought a solution to the disease, but none could be found - until the [[Chaos God]] [[Nurgle]] answered his plea for aid. Soon enough, the entire Chapter embraced their new condition and were reborn as the Plaguebones.{{Fn|1}} |
| − | Now loyal servants to [[Nurgle]], the [[Chaos Warband|Warband]] have fought many battles in his name and have also struck up a friendship and alliance with their fellow Nurgle Warband, the [[Death Bringers]]{{Fn|1}}. In battle, the Plaguebones are now an infantry-heavy army, that conducts rapid, ground-based assaults and has grown to include [[Daemons]], [[Traitor Guard]]{{Fn|1}}, [[Chaos Ogryn]]s, [[Daemon Engines]] and [[Mutants]] into its forces. The Warband has recently seen the addition of several [[Plague Drone]]s to the Warband, which suggests that Nurgle is taking a more active interest in his new devotees{{Fn|2 | + | Now loyal servants to the [[Nurgle|Plague Father]], the [[Chaos Warband|Warband]] have fought many battles in his name and have also struck up a friendship and alliance with their fellow Nurgle Warband, the [[Death Bringers]]{{Fn|1}}. In battle, the Plaguebones are now an infantry-heavy army, that conducts rapid, ground-based assaults{{Fn|2}} and has grown to include [[Daemons]], [[Traitor Guard]]{{Fn|1}}, [[Chaos Ogryn]]s, [[Daemon Engines]] and [[Mutants]] into its forces. The Warband has recently seen the addition of several [[Plague Drone]]s to the Warband, which suggests that Nurgle is taking a more active interest in his new devotees.{{Fn|2}} |
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| + | Though the [[Death Guard]] infected the Plagueones and caused their downfall, the [[Chaos Warband|Warband]] has no ill regard for the [[Traitor Legion]]. The Plaguebones' leader, [[Kortharis]], even sent the Warband's [[Space Marine Lieutenant|First Lieutenant]], [[Electus]], to rally the Death Guard against the [[Imperium]]. Electus would then travel into the [[Eye of Terror]], with a contingent of the Plaguebones' best warriors, to undertake Kortharis' secret mission. This was centuries ago, but since the Death Guard have recently launched a [[Plague Wars|united offensive]], the Plaguebones believe Electus has succeeded in his mission.{{Fn|3}} | ||
==Known Members== | ==Known Members== | ||
*[[Kortharis]] — Former [[Chapter Master]] of the '''Snakebones''', now [[Daemon Prince]] who leads the Plaguebones.{{Fn|1}} | *[[Kortharis]] — Former [[Chapter Master]] of the '''Snakebones''', now [[Daemon Prince]] who leads the Plaguebones.{{Fn|1}} | ||
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The Plaguebones are a Nurgle Warband, who are led by the Daemon Prince Kortharis.[1]
History
The Plaguebones were originally the loyal Snakebones Chapter, until their fateful encounter with the Death Guard, within the Subiaco Diablo Sector, during the Eleventh Black Crusade. The Chapter clashed repeatedly with the Traitor Legion, as the Snakebones fought to defend the Sector, but they were forced to retreat from each battle, when the Death Guard swarmed them with Plague Zombies. However, each time the Snakebones' Chapter Master, Kortharis, gave the order to retreat, he ensured their Apothecaries were given enough time to recover the Chapter's fallen Battle Brothers' Progenoid Glands. But this proved to be their undoing though, as the Chapter did not known that the Plague Zombies they fought, carried the Destroyer Plague within them. This resulted in the recovered Progenoid Glands becoming thoroughly infected with the deadly disease. When these infected Progenoid Glands were later implanted into new members of the Snakebones, the Destroyer Plague emerged and soon corrupted the entire Chapter. Devoted to his men, Kortharis sought a solution to the disease, but none could be found - until the Chaos God Nurgle answered his plea for aid. Soon enough, the entire Chapter embraced their new condition and were reborn as the Plaguebones.[1]
Now loyal servants to the Plague Father, the Warband have fought many battles in his name and have also struck up a friendship and alliance with their fellow Nurgle Warband, the Death Bringers[1]. In battle, the Plaguebones are now an infantry-heavy army, that conducts rapid, ground-based assaults[2] and has grown to include Daemons, Traitor Guard[1], Chaos Ogryns, Daemon Engines and Mutants into its forces. The Warband has recently seen the addition of several Plague Drones to the Warband, which suggests that Nurgle is taking a more active interest in his new devotees.[2]
Though the Death Guard infected the Plagueones and caused their downfall, the Warband has no ill regard for the Traitor Legion. The Plaguebones' leader, Kortharis, even sent the Warband's First Lieutenant, Electus, to rally the Death Guard against the Imperium. Electus would then travel into the Eye of Terror, with a contingent of the Plaguebones' best warriors, to undertake Kortharis' secret mission. This was centuries ago, but since the Death Guard have recently launched a united offensive, the Plaguebones believe Electus has succeeded in his mission.[3]
Known Members
- Kortharis — Former Chapter Master of the Snakebones, now Daemon Prince who leads the Plaguebones.[1]
- Electus — First Lieutenant[3]
- Papa Pipe — Helbrute[1]
Trivia
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The Plaguebones, Kortharis[1], Electus[3], Papa Pipe and the Death Bringers were created by the Games Workshop employee Maxime Pastourel and they were featured in White Dwarf 122 (2016)[1], Warhammer: Visions 29[2] and a Warhammer Community article.[3]
Images
The Plaguebones Warband[3]
See Also
Sources
- 1: White Dwarf 122 (2016) — Nurgle's Plaguebones
- 2: Warhammer: Visions 29, pgs. 52-68 - Army of the Month
- 3: Warhammer Community: Army Showcase: Maxime Pastourel's Plague Marines (Posted on 22/06/17) (Last accessed on 24 May 2022)
