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I remember reading in the oldcron codex in the background about one of the C'tan a story about making all races but the Krork afraid of death, and planting in their minds the image of the grim reaper. It also mentionned what the Eldar called this personification of death. I was wondering whether this story would still be true to the new fluff: I think I remember that it was said C'tan's last act before going into hibernation, so I don't know how it would work with the C'tan being destroyed by their own slaves. Would it still be correct to use? And what was the name the eldar gave to the image?

Thanks in advance.

Its maybe too tied to the old-crons to be usable with newcrons.

His name however , is Kaelis Ra.

You're thinking of the Nightbringer. He became the personification of death for nearly all races but the kork/orks.

The new "fluff" confuses me though. It's like GW just decided to retcon all of it, so it probably no longer holds true.