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| rdfs:comment | - In addition to serving as wardens, Lychguard often act as messengers and envoys for their masters. In order to better serve in this capacity, the personality and intellect of the Lychguard was preserved through the process of bio-transference to a much greater extent than the Necron rank-and-file. As with other Necrons, the Lychguard fulfil the same roles following the transfer of their consciousness into their undying form as they did in life, though the capability for disobedience has been removed. The Necron Lords and Overlords of the late 41st Millennium need never worry about a treacherous knife in the back from a supposedly loyal guardian, making their Lychguard the last defence against the machinations of rival nobles.
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| abstract | - In addition to serving as wardens, Lychguard often act as messengers and envoys for their masters. In order to better serve in this capacity, the personality and intellect of the Lychguard was preserved through the process of bio-transference to a much greater extent than the Necron rank-and-file. As with other Necrons, the Lychguard fulfil the same roles following the transfer of their consciousness into their undying form as they did in life, though the capability for disobedience has been removed. The Necron Lords and Overlords of the late 41st Millennium need never worry about a treacherous knife in the back from a supposedly loyal guardian, making their Lychguard the last defence against the machinations of rival nobles.
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