
Khorne’s Relentless Fury
Khorne stress ball—because sometimes, it’s the little things that bring the most joy, like squeezing the life out of a severed Ultramarine head in the palm of your hand.
The Face of Madness
This Khorne Berzerker embodies the raw, unhinged fury that defines his kind. His face, exposed and bald, is marred by a fresh-cut rune of Khorne, bleeding as if it were part of some dark ritual. His wide, mad grin is smeared with blood, whether his own or that of his enemies, making him look more like a daemon-possessed butcher than a warrior. The teeth, jagged and yellowed, seem ready to tear flesh as easily as his weapons do. His eyes, small and glinting with glee, reveal the terrifying truth of all Berzerkers—there is no hesitation, no restraint, only an endless thirst for slaughter.
A Suit of War and Blood
His armor, thick and baroque in its brutality, is a shrine to Khorne’s endless hunger for war. Red dominates, a deep, bloodstained hue that reflects the countless victims butchered in the name of the Blood God. Brass and gold spikes jut from his shoulders and collar, a halo of violence that makes him appear like a walking executioner’s block. The icon of Khorne is proudly displayed, a mark of his devotion and his eternal servitude to war. Around him, grisly trophies hang—skulls, severed flesh, remnants of warriors who fell before his chainaxe. The entire suit seems alive with rage, as though even the armor itself was forged in an infernal slaughterhouse, tempered in an ocean of blood.
Khorne’s Champion of Slaughter
Khorne Berzerkers are not just warriors—they are weapons given form, avatars of unrelenting carnage. Once noble Space Marines, they were consumed by the war-lust of the Butcher’s Nails, a fate worse than damnation. Unlike other Chaos Marines, who still retain some semblance of strategy or ambition, Berzerkers know only one truth: war is everything. They do not retreat, do not feel pain, do not listen to reason. They exist only to charge, to butcher, to spill the blood of anything that stands before them, for every kill is an offering to Khorne. To see one in battle is to witness destruction in its purest form—a hurricane of red and brass, chainaxe cleaving through all in its path.
The Fate of the Galaxy
The piece captures the terrifying essence of what it means to face a Khorne Berzerker: there is no hope, no negotiation, only the certainty of death. The scrap of blue cloth in his gauntleted fist could be a war banner, a fragment of an Ultramarine’s armor, or even the last remnants of a fallen foe’s uniform—a trophy of his never-ending slaughter. Whatever its meaning, it is nothing more than another reminder that civilization, reason, and order are but meaningless whispers in the face of Khorne’s endless war. Whether in the Eye of Terror, on some long-forgotten battlefield, or in the heart of an Imperial city, where the Berzerkers march, only ruin remains.