Azrakh the Annihilator, World Eaters Chaos Terminator Oldhammer

The Fury of Khorne Incarnate: Azrakh the Annihilator in Mark Gibbons’ Oldhammer Glory

The Fury of Khorne Made Flesh
This Oldhammer artwork by Mark Gibbons captures the overwhelming presence of Azrakh the Annihilator, a towering Chaos Terminator of the World Eaters Legion. Standing tall in blood-red and brass, Azrakh looks like a walking temple of destruction, built to channel the rage of Khorne, the Chaos God of war and murder. The green-lit background only amplifies his hellish silhouette, as if reality itself recoils from his presence. His armor is adorned with vicious spikes, leering skulls, and the infamous icon of Khorne, marking him as a veteran of countless massacres. Every inch of him screams violence—this is a warrior whose very existence is devoted to the act of killing. The piece is pure Oldhammer: bold, heavy, and saturated with character.

Terminator of the Blood God
Azrakh wears ancient Cataphractii-pattern Terminator armor, heavily modified and warped by the touch of the Warp. His right arm is a monstrous combination of a twin-barreled combi-weapon and a skull-faced launcher, a brutal relic likely used for both ranged punishment and ritual slaughter. His left arm ends in a vicious power claw or chainfist, fitted with spiked blades for shredding through anything in his path. Chains and hooks hang from his torso, suggesting trophies taken from loyalist prey or offerings to the Blood God. His helmet, encased in a dome of green-tinted energy or light, shows a ghostly, snarling face—human yet inhuman, possibly enhanced or possessed. Altogether, he is more daemon than man, an avatar of rage held together by ceramite, bone, and blood.

The Lore of Azrakh the Annihilator
Azrakh the Annihilator is one of the named Chaos Champions from the classic Codex: Chaos in Warhammer 40,000’s early days. Once a loyal Space Marine of the World Eaters, Azrakh fell with his Legion during the Horus Heresy, drawn fully into Khorne’s service. Over centuries of carnage