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| − | The Rashan | + | The Rashan are speculated to have been created by the [[Old Ones]] during the [[War in Heaven (Necron)|War in Heaven]]. At this point, the [[C'tan]] had allied themselves with the [[Necron]]s against the Old Ones, and had beseiged their last bastions. In desperation, the Old Ones manipulated life into new forms with an ever stronger link to the [[Warp]] as potential warrior races with the ability to channel [[psychic]] power to defend themselves. This is speculated to have included the Rashan, along with the [[Eldar]], the [[K'nib]], and many others.{{Fn|1}} |
The Rashan were annihilated by the aftermath of the [[War in Heaven (Necron)|War in Heaven]], after which the [[Eldar]] penned the [[Chorale Lilcartha]], one of the oldest pieces of ancient Eldar literature known in [[M42]].{{Fn|2}} | The Rashan were annihilated by the aftermath of the [[War in Heaven (Necron)|War in Heaven]], after which the [[Eldar]] penned the [[Chorale Lilcartha]], one of the oldest pieces of ancient Eldar literature known in [[M42]].{{Fn|2}} | ||
Revision as of 17:54, 28 May 2021
The Rashan are an extinct alien race that were created by the Old Ones to fight the Necrons and the C'tan.[1][2]
History
The Rashan are speculated to have been created by the Old Ones during the War in Heaven. At this point, the C'tan had allied themselves with the Necrons against the Old Ones, and had beseiged their last bastions. In desperation, the Old Ones manipulated life into new forms with an ever stronger link to the Warp as potential warrior races with the ability to channel psychic power to defend themselves. This is speculated to have included the Rashan, along with the Eldar, the K'nib, and many others.[1]
The Rashan were annihilated by the aftermath of the War in Heaven, after which the Eldar penned the Chorale Lilcartha, one of the oldest pieces of ancient Eldar literature known in M42.[2]
