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| | Eldar (Warhammer 40,000) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | In Warhammer 40,000 the Eldar are divided into three distinct groups with their own distinct armies: the Craftworld Eldar, who are similar to the High Elves, the Dark Eldar, who are similar to the Dark Elves and the Harlequins who do not have a Warhammer Fantasy counterpart. |
 | | Many of the Eldar grew uneasy with the actions of their fellows, and the wisest of the psychically-gifted Seers warned that the hedonistic path that so many of their race trod would lead only to evil and suffering (as proved true when these hedonistic Eldar evolved into the corrupt Dark Eldar). |
 | | He is an amalgam of the Eldar souls stored in the Craftworlds' Infinity Circuits, and is being slowly brought to consciousness in the Infinity Circuits of the Craftworlds in the hope that one day he may be released into the Warp and destroy Slaanesh, delivering the Eldar from their captivity. |
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