"Warpforge Unveils Emperor's Children in Warhammer 40,000"

If your favorite film series is Hellraiser and you enjoy a bit of ironic naming, you'll be thrilled to hear that the latest faction added to Warhammer 40,000: Warpforge is none other than the Emperor's Children! This Slaanesh-heavy faction brings a new level of suffering to the battlefield with three new Warlords and a host of innovative mechanics that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Originally a loyalist Space Marine legion, the Emperor's Children turned their back on the Imperium during the Horus Heresy. Now, they pledge allegiance solely to the chaos god Slaanesh and their own desires, fracturing into warbands that scour the galaxy in search of new sensations and stimulations.

Leading the charge are three distinct Warlords. Lord Kaphrael, at the helm of the Callous Blades, specializes in eliminating enemy champions. Xarahan exudes the arrogance and egotism that the Emperor's Children are infamous for. And let's not forget Lucius the Eternal, whose millennia-honed swordsmanship makes him a formidable opponent on the battlefield.

**I see you tremble with antici-pation** The Emperor's Children introduce chilling new mechanics that mark their units with unique effects. Cards with the Ecstasy keyword gain a special effect when their health drops to a certain level. Those marked with Cruelty benefit if you damage, but don't destroy, an enemy unit. Units with Stimulation trigger an ability when targeted by stratagems. Additionally, Combat Elixirs cause certain cards to generate extra stratagems, which can be used to activate their abilities!

You can now torment your foes with the Emperor's Children's new abilities and units, available in new booster packs and DLC. So, gear up and prepare to unleash chaos on the battlefield.

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