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Reaper of Thraxus, Terror of Archorum, Slayer of Kings & Gods
Aahrgoth the Conqueror
Biographical information & physical traits

Height

12 feet, 8 inches

Mutations

  • Fused to his armor (Fleshmetal)
  • Unnatural size

Wargear

History & affiliation

Warband

Conqueror's Chosen

Patron God

Khorne

Rank

Chaos Lord

Battles

Status

Unknown as of 15.99 post ACM.M41

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Aahrgoth the Conqueror was a powerful Chaos Lord who led the Khornate warband known as the Conqueror's Chosen. Since the 33rd Millennium, over a thousand Imperial worlds have bore witness to Aahrgoth's savagery, most notably the worlds of Thraxus and Archorum, both of which were entirely depopulated over the course of weeks of ceaseless hand-to-hand slaughter by Aahrgoth and his warband.

With countless battles won, champions slain, and worlds subjugated beneath his iron heel, Aahrgoth was among the Blood God's most favored servants. As such, he had been rewarded with a plethora of daemonic artifacts and blessings, most notably the Collar of Khorne and the fearsome Axe of Khorne. Aahrgoth commanded such authority amongst the forces of the Lord of Slaughter that even some Bloodthirsters bowed to his whim, and among mortals he was second perhaps only to the Betrayer himself.

Most recently, Aahrgoth played a major role in the Ulgroth Crusade, before going on to provide aid to Warmaster Abaddon in the 13th Black Crusade. Not long after the opening of the Great Rift, Aahrgoth would forge an unlikely alliance with the Tzeentchian Sorcerer Lord Fulvio Carro, invading the homeworld of the Aetherian Warriors Space Marine Chapter, with the intent of ridding themselves of their mutual nemesis, Corradino Breda. Their plans would ultimately be foiled, however, with Carro being slain by Egon Talorus and Aahrgoth's fate unknown.

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