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The Tomb King is the leader of the army and all
its troops are the slaves and servants that accompany
him in undeath. His chief and most trusted ministers
are his Liche Priests — wizards of great
power whose sole job in life was to prepare the
king's tomb and ensure his lasting immortality.
When a king died, his Liche Priests would continue
to perform rituals of immortality in his mortuary
temple, and now they are in charced of the reawakening
of his long-dead army.
Thousands of troops were buried alive in the
great pits of the kings of Nehekhara. In those
days, it was considered the duty of a warrior
to follow his king, even in death. Troops were
interred in serried ranks complete with all the
weapons needed to protect their lord in the next
life. Many archers were also buried. They live
again to send their arrows against the foe. Alongside
the infantry gallop the Skeleton Cavalry, their
spear tips glinting in the desert sun.
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