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Revision as of 00:19, 25 October 2007
Overview
Sybarite is the title given to a Dark Eldar Warrior squad leader. The strongest, most ruthless member of a squad is granted this title by killing the competition by any means necessary, as is the Dark Eldar way. Sybarite is still a fairly low ranking member of a Kabal, and the title really serves little purpose apart from creating rivalry within the Warrior squad and giving the new Sybarite a higher ranking position to strive for.
Equipment
Once attaining the rank of Sybarite, most have honed their skills in combat to such a degree that they trade in their longer-range, but clumsier and less agressive Splinter Rifles for Splinter Pistols and a Close Combat Weapon. Sybarites frequently use their new positions in the Kabal to procure new weapons or wargear to further increase their effectiveness in combat.
Sources
| This article is part of a series on Dark Eldar Kabal Hierarchy. Other articles include: |
| Archon Hierarch Dracon Sybarite Dark Eldar Warrior |
