Our unique Power From Pain ability grants cumulative buffs to the army as the game progresses.

Infantry moves at least 7' and Vehicles move in excess of 14'.

Blistering fast army with massive firepower.

In just about every way, the Drukhari are an army for the true connoisseur! Consider yourself warned, playing Drukhari is Warhammer 40K on hard mode. Best of all, the models in the Drukhari range are truly jaw-dropping examples of the sculptor's craft. If you possess the skill, though, your Drukhari army can run rings around its opponents, leaving them shell-shocked, terrified and utterly defeated. However, because they conduct their raids at lightning speed, the Drukhari lack any real heavy armor and are hence quite fragile - it takes guile and cunning to use them well. The Drukhari are very fast-moving, have lots of firepower, and boast some of the most lethal close combat units in the game. You'll be back next week, hungry for more. Or go down and get stuck in! And big deal if one of the primitives gets a lucky shot with their crude meltagun and lights you up like a Roman candle, you had the good sense to leave a toe with the Haemonculi. Turn up to an Imperial planet and dab on the local Guard regiment from the safety and comfort of the bathtub you installed in the bridge of your sleek, deadly battlecruiser while being pleasured by a pair (no, a trio!) of concubines. What about technology so ludicrously advanced it looks all the world like fucking sorcery? Take a black hole, put it in a box, send it to your political rival for shits and giggles. In fact let's go capture a Tyranid-infested planet and put in orbit over Commorragh, I hear among the nobles that sewing bits of Tyranid into your daily outfit is becoming high fashion.

Stealing away entire celestial bodies? Just another day at the office. They are completely unapologetic and over-the-top in everything they do, be it turning themselves into sentient beams of light and flying across the galaxy just to gloat to the lesser races about their accomplishment, or using acid-filled rivers and daemonic chasms as obstacles for their insane death races.

They are the evil kings and super-villains of the 41st Millennium, and they have all the right tools for the job. They are vain, devious and utterly self-serving, with no respect for any living creatures except themselves, though each individual Drukhari typically views every other member of their race with uncaring contempt. The Drukhari live to inflict misery and death what happens to the captives they bring back to Commorragh is best left undescribed. They inhabit an insidious portion of the webway known as Commorragh, the Dark City, an impossibly vast stronghold from which they launch piratical raids across the length and breadth of the galaxy. They have chosen this path for themselves, and revel in their own cruelty, drawing physical sustenance from the infliction of pain.

Drukhari are steeped in ancient and unnatural evil.

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