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But he somehow grew back his face, they show art of him clearly with a face and Lorgar seems to take no issue.

I could do this the easy way or the hard way



Easy way? Turn to a Daemon Prince of Slaanesh and make him th Dark Prince's plaything in the warp. Eternal servitude and no conspiring, and no.longer Undevided.


Hard way (may leave emotional scars. Only joking.)

 1hadhq wrote:
The dirt beneath a Guardsmen's boots is more valuable than Erebus and KorPhaeron combined.
So no, stuff them into a tesseract labyrinth and let GW's advertising be their only entertainment.

Erebus and Kor Phaeron, more than anyone, deserve credit for bringing the Imperium to its knees, felling the Emperor, and making the Imperium the stagnating pile of manure it is today.

Kor Phaeron and Erebus's accomplishments individually outweigh anything a Loyalist has done, with the exception of the Emperor and maybe Rowboat.

As a servant of Chaos he is pretty much by definition already damned.

 Void__Dragon wrote:


Kor Phaeron and Erebus's accomplishments individually outweigh anything a Loyalist has done, with the exception of the Emperor and maybe Rowboat.

haha good point, contenders for Time Magazine's 'Men of the Millenia' edition