They often sail in support of the Dreaded Black Arks - City sized vessels and a portent of evil and death the world over. Nothing could feasibly be done without slaves, if a Dark Elf Noble wants to construct an addition to his tower, he will raid Dwarven areas in advance, as he knows the Dwarven slaves will build a sturdy tower.Ī raiding ship must be quick, nimble and be prepared to take advantage of all situations and are thus they are crewed by cunning Masters leading bands of ruthless Corsairs supported by other heroes and units that seek their fortune or to just enjoy the chill sea breeze and sewing of terror. These slaves are a necessity for the Dark Elf "economy" to function. Gold, Silver and Gem stones are good but no Druchii Corsair worth their (sea)salt would pass up the opportunity to return to port without a hold full of slaves. The cruel Dark Elves are masterful sailors whose skills are only rivalled by their hated Asur cousins. The sleek-hulled raiding ships of the Druchii nobility sail the oceans in search of riches. Everyone likes a good nemesis don't they?
I thought I would give the Dark Elves a similarly naval-themed army list. A Raiding Squadron at Sea.Īs a spin-off of the High Elf Sea Patrol List you can find Chapter 1 of that trilogy Here, rather than a chapter 2 I have added the model images below. Warhammer Armies Dark Elves (8th Edition 2013). Published by Black Library, Games Workshop 2005 The docks at Clar Karond, City of Ships, bustled like an ant hive as the corsairs of Naggaroth made ready for sea."Ĭhronicles of Malus Darkblade. Slaves struggled beneath the weight of crates, baskets and canvas sacks, staggering up shifting gangplanks to unload their burdens in the black holds of sleek-hulled raiding ships. Captains bellowed between the gusts and leather lashes cracked. "A forest of black oak masts shifted and swayed in the bitter wind blowing from the Sea of Malice, causing the druchii sailors to hunch their shoulders and curse the Dragons Below as they went about their work.
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