

Khorne, known by titles such as the “Lord of Skulls” and the “Taker of Skulls,” embodies the primal forces of war, hatred, and blood. Each title reflects a facet of Khorne’s dominion over the brutal aspects of sentient emotions and actions, establishing its reputation as the master of blood and battle.
Khorne’s essence defies simplicity, encompassing both the god of bloody slaughter and the patron of martial pride and honor. Whether manifesting as an honorable champion in combat or a blood-crazed slaughterer, followers reflect the paradoxical duality that characterizes Khorne, the Lord of Blood.
The code of Khorne is straightforward – blood and more blood. The battlefield serves as its sole temple, where spilled blood becomes a sacrament, empowering Khorne with each act of relentless killing. This unyielding code underscores the Blood God’s insatiable appetite for destruction and conquest.
Khorne’s symbolism is rich, with the sacred number eight organizing Daemonic armies and the colors of blood red, black, and brass representing the essence of the Blood God. The Mark of Khorne, resembling a figure of eight or a stylized Human skull, visually encapsulates Khorne’s dominion and symbolic significance.
Debates among Khorne’s devotees revolve around its origins, whether rooted in the first act of violence or the primal lust for blood within mortal hearts. Regardless, true disciples remain indifferent to these discussions, as their focus lies on the relentless act of slaying to fuel Khorne’s ascent.
Conflict, in all its manifestations, serves as the catalyst for Khorne’s unparalleled potency. From personal struggles to grand-scale wars, the Blood God thrives on the skulls of the slain. Its influence transcends mortal realms, shaping outcomes in minor disagreements and galaxy-altering battles alike.
If you want a commission, feel free to contact us!
If you want to see all available miniatures, check the official Warhammer webstore!
This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Read More