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While animals can have chaos put into them, human Chaos-ridden are made from the freshly dead. Animal chaos-ridden react to chaos differently, as they do not die when chaos is placed in them; on the other hand, there is still no way to safely place chaos into living humans.<ref name="CG">''[[The Copper Gauntlet]]''</ref> |
While animals can have chaos put into them, human Chaos-ridden are made from the freshly dead. Animal chaos-ridden react to chaos differently, as they do not die when chaos is placed in them; on the other hand, there is still no way to safely place chaos into living humans.<ref name="CG">''[[The Copper Gauntlet]]''</ref> |
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| − | In the case of chaos-ridden creatures made by a chaos [[mages|mage]], the chaos robbed them of their speech (though they are able to communicate with their Master telepathically) and intelligence; though not entirely mindless, they have lost their own free will and ability to feel, though they do respond to their Master's needs.<ref name="CG" /> They blindly followed and worshiped the Enemy (or presumably whichever [[Makar|chaos mage]] created them), and can also be controlled by the Enemy's servants, such as [[Joseph]], if he commanded it. The transformation also makes them bloodthirsty, more aggressive,<ref name="IT" /> but also stronger and faster, capable of inhuman abilities. Technically undead, the Chaos-ridden are hard to kill and no longer have a natural manner of death, i.e. they no longer age and |
+ | In the case of chaos-ridden creatures made by a chaos [[mages|mage]], the chaos robbed them of their speech (though they are able to communicate with their Master telepathically) and intelligence; though not entirely mindless, they have lost their own free will and ability to feel, though they do respond to their Master's needs.<ref name="CG" /> They blindly followed and worshiped the Enemy (or presumably whichever [[Makar|chaos mage]] created them), and can also be controlled by the Enemy's servants, such as [[Joseph]], if he commanded it. The transformation also makes them bloodthirsty, more aggressive,<ref name="IT" /> but also stronger and faster, capable of inhuman abilities. Technically undead, the Chaos-ridden are hard to kill and no longer have a natural manner of death, i.e. they no longer age and are practically immortal, though not exactly living.<ref name="CG" /> |
[[File:SF 1Ch17, Call and Havoc.png|thumb|Call taming a young Havoc.]] |
[[File:SF 1Ch17, Call and Havoc.png|thumb|Call taming a young Havoc.]] |
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Chaos-ridden animals are still capable of breeding. Animals that were born chaos-ridden, like [[Havoc]], never knew the commands of the Enemy and still have feelings and personality—or characteristics that distinguish them from other chaos-ridden creatures—though they still can be commanded by or respond to a [[Makar]]—[[Callum Hunt]], in Havoc's case.<ref name="CG" /> Animals like this are apparently smarter than other animals.<ref name="IT" /> |
Chaos-ridden animals are still capable of breeding. Animals that were born chaos-ridden, like [[Havoc]], never knew the commands of the Enemy and still have feelings and personality—or characteristics that distinguish them from other chaos-ridden creatures—though they still can be commanded by or respond to a [[Makar]]—[[Callum Hunt]], in Havoc's case.<ref name="CG" /> Animals like this are apparently smarter than other animals.<ref name="IT" /> |
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| + | The [[Alkahest]] can safely remove chaos from a chaos-ridden animal, or at least the offspring of chaos-ridden, turning them into a normal animal.<ref>''[[The Silver Mask]]''</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 02:56, 13 May 2018
The chaos-ridden are beings with a piece of the void—chaos magic—in them. They were created by experiments performed by the Enemy of Death, who placed chaos into living creatures, and has since used them as servants and for his army.[1]
While animals can have chaos put into them, human Chaos-ridden are made from the freshly dead. Animal chaos-ridden react to chaos differently, as they do not die when chaos is placed in them; on the other hand, there is still no way to safely place chaos into living humans.[2]
In the case of chaos-ridden creatures made by a chaos mage, the chaos robbed them of their speech (though they are able to communicate with their Master telepathically) and intelligence; though not entirely mindless, they have lost their own free will and ability to feel, though they do respond to their Master's needs.[2] They blindly followed and worshiped the Enemy (or presumably whichever chaos mage created them), and can also be controlled by the Enemy's servants, such as Joseph, if he commanded it. The transformation also makes them bloodthirsty, more aggressive,[1] but also stronger and faster, capable of inhuman abilities. Technically undead, the Chaos-ridden are hard to kill and no longer have a natural manner of death, i.e. they no longer age and are practically immortal, though not exactly living.[2]
Call taming a young Havoc.
Chaos-ridden animals are still capable of breeding. Animals that were born chaos-ridden, like Havoc, never knew the commands of the Enemy and still have feelings and personality—or characteristics that distinguish them from other chaos-ridden creatures—though they still can be commanded by or respond to a Makar—Callum Hunt, in Havoc's case.[2] Animals like this are apparently smarter than other animals.[1]
The Alkahest can safely remove chaos from a chaos-ridden animal, or at least the offspring of chaos-ridden, turning them into a normal animal.[3]