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| − | '''Uzas''' was a member of the [[Night Lords]]. Once a proud and honorable fighter, by late [[M41]] he had succumbed to the bloodlust of [[Khorne]], making him absent-minded, aloof, senile, and prone to fits of crazed murder. His "fall" to a [[Khorne Berzerker]] was a source of constant grief for [[Talos]], who remembered his glorious past.{{Fn|1}} Despite this, Uzas had times of lucidity where his former self managed to reach the surface of his psyche and even provide moments of wisdom.{{Fn|2a}} | + | '''Uzas''' was a member of the [[Night Lords]]. Once a proud and honorable fighter, by late [[M41]] he had succumbed to the bloodlust of [[Khorne]], making him absent-minded, aloof, senile, and prone to fits of crazed murder. His "fall" to a [[Khorne Berzerker]] was a source of constant grief for [[Talos Valcoran]], who remembered his glorious past.{{Fn|1}} Despite this, Uzas had times of lucidity where his former self managed to reach the surface of his psyche and even provide moments of wisdom.{{Fn|2a}} |
Uzas was a loose cannon and sometimes a liability in [[First Claw]], often accused of attacking fellow [[Battle-Brother]]s and [[human|mortal]] crew slaves in the depths of [[First Claw]]'s ship, the ''Echo of Damnation''. After slaying the Night Lord [[Tor Xal]] of [[Third Claw]], the murdered Astarte's comrades attempted to exact revenge by murdering Uzas in turn, which led Talos into a bloody battle against his fellow Night Lords to defend his former friend.{{Fn|2b}} However, later, in a moment of clarity, it was discovered that his fellow member of First Claw and a close friend of Talos, [[Cyrion]], had committed many of the murders of which Uzas was accused. Worse, Cyrion had been deliberately framing Uzas for the acts to cover his own tracks. An enraged Uzas confronted Cyrion, who struck down his Battle-Brother to keep the secret hidden.{{Fn|3}} | Uzas was a loose cannon and sometimes a liability in [[First Claw]], often accused of attacking fellow [[Battle-Brother]]s and [[human|mortal]] crew slaves in the depths of [[First Claw]]'s ship, the ''Echo of Damnation''. After slaying the Night Lord [[Tor Xal]] of [[Third Claw]], the murdered Astarte's comrades attempted to exact revenge by murdering Uzas in turn, which led Talos into a bloody battle against his fellow Night Lords to defend his former friend.{{Fn|2b}} However, later, in a moment of clarity, it was discovered that his fellow member of First Claw and a close friend of Talos, [[Cyrion]], had committed many of the murders of which Uzas was accused. Worse, Cyrion had been deliberately framing Uzas for the acts to cover his own tracks. An enraged Uzas confronted Cyrion, who struck down his Battle-Brother to keep the secret hidden.{{Fn|3}} | ||
Revision as of 15:44, 3 July 2014
Uzas was a member of the Night Lords. Once a proud and honorable fighter, by late M41 he had succumbed to the bloodlust of Khorne, making him absent-minded, aloof, senile, and prone to fits of crazed murder. His "fall" to a Khorne Berzerker was a source of constant grief for Talos Valcoran, who remembered his glorious past.[1] Despite this, Uzas had times of lucidity where his former self managed to reach the surface of his psyche and even provide moments of wisdom.[2a]
Uzas was a loose cannon and sometimes a liability in First Claw, often accused of attacking fellow Battle-Brothers and mortal crew slaves in the depths of First Claw's ship, the Echo of Damnation. After slaying the Night Lord Tor Xal of Third Claw, the murdered Astarte's comrades attempted to exact revenge by murdering Uzas in turn, which led Talos into a bloody battle against his fellow Night Lords to defend his former friend.[2b] However, later, in a moment of clarity, it was discovered that his fellow member of First Claw and a close friend of Talos, Cyrion, had committed many of the murders of which Uzas was accused. Worse, Cyrion had been deliberately framing Uzas for the acts to cover his own tracks. An enraged Uzas confronted Cyrion, who struck down his Battle-Brother to keep the secret hidden.[3]
Sources
- 1: Soul Hunter (Novel), Chapter 2
- 2: Blood Reaver (Novel)
- 3: Void Stalker (Novel), Chapters 29-30
