| rdfs:comment | - Fortunately for the Imperium, Nazdreg is only interested in wealth, for if he chose to work up the energy to lead a WAAAGH!, there is no doubt that he would be an adversary every bit as dangerous as Ghazghkull Mag Uruk Thraka. But at times he has proven to show his initiative by bullying his Meks into performing ever more progressive and bizarre experiments. In the year 997.M41 Ghazghkull allied with this most infamous Bad Moon Warlord. The two leaders field-tested innovative "Tellyporta" technology -- the ability to send mobs of Boyz, vehicles, and ultimately, even the mountainous Gargants from a far distant Space Hulk down onto a planet. Despite some nasty "setbacks" ranging from spontaneous combustion to sporadic gravity reversal, Nazdreg's Meks perfected their tellyporta designs. This
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| abstract | - Fortunately for the Imperium, Nazdreg is only interested in wealth, for if he chose to work up the energy to lead a WAAAGH!, there is no doubt that he would be an adversary every bit as dangerous as Ghazghkull Mag Uruk Thraka. But at times he has proven to show his initiative by bullying his Meks into performing ever more progressive and bizarre experiments. In the year 997.M41 Ghazghkull allied with this most infamous Bad Moon Warlord. The two leaders field-tested innovative "Tellyporta" technology -- the ability to send mobs of Boyz, vehicles, and ultimately, even the mountainous Gargants from a far distant Space Hulk down onto a planet. Despite some nasty "setbacks" ranging from spontaneous combustion to sporadic gravity reversal, Nazdreg's Meks perfected their tellyporta designs. This new technology was tested on the Imperial planet of Piscina IV. Only the Dark Angels Chapter saved that world from being overrun, but victory there was not Ghazghkull's real goal. His preparations were now over -- he was ready to unleash his full force upon the Imperium, exercising a plan fifty Terran years in the making -- the Third War for Armageddon. During the final epic battle, Nazdreg's huge Space Hulk, code-named Scylla, was supposedly destroyed by the Imperial defenders. But in truth, Nazdreg had managed to flee unnoticed into the Immaterium.
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