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Hey man.That are your miniatures, in your army. Do it as you want, and iff someone ask you say "i like them this way".

Anyway, there are so many Eldar Cabals lost into the webway, that some of them could "forget the rules" and accept females as incubis. The fluff state that a warrior desiring to become a incube, just need to win a Incube in fight, took the armor and aquire an exarch soul stone, female warrior can do the same thing, and will be accepted when doing so. Maybe in some cabal anywhere, wyches developed a techniques to fight in armor, and are nopt called "incubis" (but work exactly like it in fluff)... Model as you want, build the fluff to make it possible (if you think it is needed).

BluntmanDC wrote:

Klawz wrote:lunar, you're basing your assumptions off of an Earth religion. These are aliens. The Imperium doesn't even know what an Incubus or Succubus means.
your argument is, in conclusion, SILLY.

You are forgetting a very important thing:

GW fluff for names, groups, orders, races are 90% inspired or a direct lift from our history or folklore

So the idea is perfectly justifiable.

Only 90%? I would have gone 99.9%

I was looking up biblical demon names for my counts as Abaddon and I couldn't find any reasonable ones that weren't already taken.

Apollyon. It's another name for Abaddon in the Bible. Or Megiddo.

In path of the seer, one of the MALE autarchs was wearing a howling banshee mask. This meant that he had to have travelled the path of the banshee, thus meaning that there can be Male howling banshee's. Otherwise GW wouldn't have allowed the book published

dakkawolf wrote:In path of the seer, one of the MALE autarchs was wearing a howling banshee mask. This meant that he had to have travelled the path of the banshee, thus meaning that there can be Male howling banshee's. Otherwise GW wouldn't have allowed the book published

What do you mean? That they protect their fluff?
C.S Goto says otherwise...

I think that they do have members of both gender. Thats because its explained that normal humans have an hard time on identifying eldar genders, for some strange reason. Also in the eldar codex, its said that every warrior must wear the same armour as everyone else in the aspect warrior squad. They don't change the armour just because you are man or female. Also the older DE codex, its hinted that the Incubis are the descendants of the Striking Scorpion aspect. Hopefully this might explain why you cant identify different genders in the Incubi ranks.