The Hemlock blends the psychic abilities of its Spiritseer pilot with the sinister gestalt energies of the Eldar dead. The co-pilots of these uncanny devices are not living beings at all but Spirit Stones that contain the essences of the departed Eldar. Just as the Ghost Warriors that accompany the Eldar warhosts to battle are inhabited by the spectres of the past, the Hemlock has a psychically reactive wraithbone core that functions much like a miniature Infinity Circuit, thrumming with the essence of the otherworld. The spirits within the Hemlock's hull can operate the aircraft's basic functions should the pilot be rendered senseless, which is just as well given the constant mental strain of sharing a weapon-shell with the brotherhood of the departed. Each Spiritseer pilot risks being dr
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| - The Hemlock blends the psychic abilities of its Spiritseer pilot with the sinister gestalt energies of the Eldar dead. The co-pilots of these uncanny devices are not living beings at all but Spirit Stones that contain the essences of the departed Eldar. Just as the Ghost Warriors that accompany the Eldar warhosts to battle are inhabited by the spectres of the past, the Hemlock has a psychically reactive wraithbone core that functions much like a miniature Infinity Circuit, thrumming with the essence of the otherworld. The spirits within the Hemlock's hull can operate the aircraft's basic functions should the pilot be rendered senseless, which is just as well given the constant mental strain of sharing a weapon-shell with the brotherhood of the departed. Each Spiritseer pilot risks being dr
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| - The Hemlock blends the psychic abilities of its Spiritseer pilot with the sinister gestalt energies of the Eldar dead. The co-pilots of these uncanny devices are not living beings at all but Spirit Stones that contain the essences of the departed Eldar. Just as the Ghost Warriors that accompany the Eldar warhosts to battle are inhabited by the spectres of the past, the Hemlock has a psychically reactive wraithbone core that functions much like a miniature Infinity Circuit, thrumming with the essence of the otherworld. The spirits within the Hemlock's hull can operate the aircraft's basic functions should the pilot be rendered senseless, which is just as well given the constant mental strain of sharing a weapon-shell with the brotherhood of the departed. Each Spiritseer pilot risks being driven slowly insane by the whispering voices within his Hemlock or, after communing with his spectral co-pilots one time too many, having his spirit forever join the ghosts within the craft and leaving behind nothing more than an empty husk. A herald of woe, the Hemlock Wraithfighter's presence claws at the minds of the foe long before they hear the aircraft's engines or see its foreboding shape. The aircraft moves with terrifying grace and speed, appearing to those on the ground as a flickering phantom darting through the pall that rises above the battlefield. As the Spiritseer pilot manoeuvres the craft, his mind sifts the disembodied thoughts of his spectral co-pilot just as his mortal senses scan the horizon for foes. No creature is safe from the Hemlock, not human, nor daemon, nor monstrous beast.
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