The forgotten laboratories of Albrecht Entrati are stalked by strange beings, conceived of an alien intelligence and fashioned into a bizarre mockery of the human form. Such is the Indifference's corrupting influence that even the laboratories' original guardians, the Necramechs, have been subverted to its will.
Shuffling Fragment
In its calcified chaos, the Indifference is disjointed even from itself.
Hurling Fragment
Clings to the cliffs and walls, hurling masonry on anything unfortunate enough to be travelling below.
Rupturing Fragment
This lumbering fragment, unconcerned with self-preservation, is liable to rupture violently when in proximity to its target.1
Lumbering Fragment
These sundered limbs have only partly fused. Lumbering, mindless horror is the result.2
The Hollow Vein
Albrecht Entrati was unsure whether this awkward composite was the result of the Indifference's incomplete understanding of human anatomy, or an attempt at creative rearrangement thereof.3
The Severed Warden
Brutally cut from the Indifference in order to protect the greater whole, its three hands bestow the Void's twisted blessing upon its allies, so long as they remain attached.4
The Anatomiser
A vortex of clinical destruction, it hurls explosive charges, intent upon dismembering opponents as it was itself dismembered.5
The Fragmented Anchorite / Suzerain / Zelator / One
On the rare occasions when Murmur fragments assemble themselves into a whole, the result is a monstrous and potent entity. It may manifest in three different forms: the Suzerain, Zelator, and Anchorite, with a fourth form, the 'Fragmented One', being the most formidable of all. Together, as heralds of the Indifference, they tether down the Strands of Khra which their bizarre master must travel.
Mocking Whisper
This mocking phantom emerges to persecute the one who unwisely looked into its book, cutting deeply with hatred and blows alike. The book it arose from is its one vulnerability.
Scathing Whisper
Looking too deeply into Albrecht's lost grimoires may cause a Void-born duplicate to appear, seething with contempt for the one who let it loose and hurling its wrath from afar. It cannot be banished until the book that gave rise to it is destroyed.
Rogue Arcocanid
An experimental melee Necramech, a variant on the Tombjockey class, built for Albrecht Entrati by his son-in-law. It now fights alongside the very Murmur foes it was meant to repel.6
Rogue Culverin
An experimental Necramech, optimised for ranged combat, built for Albrecht Entrati by his son-in-law. It now fights alongside the very Murmur foes it was meant to repel.7
Rogue Voidrig
A robust, if primitive, war-engine initially developed by Albrecht Entrati's son-in-law to fight in the Old War and now repurposed as a laboratory guardian. Confused as to who its true master is, it now sides with the Murmur, contradicting its original precepts.8
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- This enemy does not currently have a Codex entry. Name and description are taken from the U35 patch notes.
- This enemy does not currently have a Codex entry. Description taken from the U35 patch notes.
- This enemy does not currently have a Codex description. Description taken from the U35 patch notes.
- This enemy does not currently have a Codex description. Description taken from the U35 patch notes.
- This enemy does not currently have a Codex description. Description taken from the U35 patch notes.
- This enemy does not currently have a Codex description. Description taken from the U35 patch notes.
- This enemy does not currently have a Codex description. Description taken from the U35 patch notes.
- This enemy does not currently have a Codex description. Description taken from the U35 patch notes.