Games Workshop Warhammer 40k - Harlequin Troupe

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The organisation of a Harlequin masque is unusual by the standards of the most of the forces fighting in the Dark Millennium -- after all, it is formed from multiple bands of dancers, mimes and other dramatic performers. However, it is eventually revealed that he's a part of the Jesters during Volume 6 where he refuses to sell out his friends and master to Rimuru. A literal interpretation of this might lead some to think they favour attacks at dusk, but there is a more poignant reading, too.

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This adherence to tradition and connection to their ancient legends strengthens the masques in battle.These demons were led by a masked, club-wielding giant and they were known as familia herlequin (var. Their audience are horrified, not least by the disturbing figure of the galaxy's first Solitaire as she brazenly bestrides the stage.

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Thousands die as the devotees of Slaanesh defile much of the craftworld and drive the defenders back. Despite its degradation, the Aeldari of every sub-culture still rely upon the Webway for swift travel, and none more so than the nomadic Harlequins. On and on the dark corridors wind, a maze of starlit chambers and shadow-drowned oubliettes beyond count. The Masque of the Twisted Path are some of the most sinister of all Harlequins, luring friends and foes into the Webway never to be seen again. Eventually the terrified humans flee, abandoning their tainted prize without ever learning the horrors it would have unleashed.This notable Masque, like the Soaring Spite, are notable for performing and fighting in an almost exclusively airborne fashion. M41) - Led by a conclave of Shadowseers, the Midnight Sorrow aid Inquisitor Sophia Vilimas in defeating the Alpha Legion on Safehaven. This medieval French version of the Germanic Wild Hunt, Mesnée d'Hellequin, has been connected to the English figure of Herla cyning ("host-king"; German Erlkönig).