With each life they took in service of their own pleasure, and each foul act they inflicted, they fed the Warp with psychic energy. The universe of Warhammer 40k always exacts a price, however, and the one that the Eldar paid for their twisted ways and pride was one they paid in blood and terror – and one that the galaxy continues to pay. The Eldar Empire became darker twisted needs and terrible acts becoming commonplace as they slaked their lusts on each other and the many lesser races that populated the galaxy. They ceased looking outwards for new inspiration, preferring to explore their desires and hedonistic impulses. With safety and the vast resources of the Eldar Empire, the Aeldari became insular. The Eldar paid for their twisted ways and pride in blood and terror
It doesn’t matter if you’re new to the game or looking for a new army for 9th edition, either way settle back and relax as we guide you through space and time for a comprehensive look at Craftworlds Eldar in Warhammer 40,000 9th edition. If you think of Eldar or Aeldari, you’re probably going to think of Craftworlds Eldar first. Each has their own flavour, rules, and models, with the largest and most commonly known faction being Craftworlds Eldar. There are now several different varieties of Eldar, from the mercurial Harlequins to the death-god-worshipping Ynnari. Since then, they’ve changed and evolved considerably, taking on Elf-like fantasy ideas, and putting brand new twists on the formula of a grimdark future ruined by dark gods. The Eldar have been a staple of Warhammer 40k since 1987, when the first proto-space-Elf model was released.
Few factions in Warhammer 40,000 mix together an intriguing backstory with beautiful tabletop miniatures quite as well as the Craftworlds Eldar, bringing together the best of what Games Workshop can do in both storytelling and model design. Their civilisation is fading, the skein of Aeldari existence is tenuous at best, and every death is an eternal damnation. The spectre of death haunts every waking moment for every creature fighting for survival, but none face death quite like Craftworlds Eldar. The universe of Warhammer 40k is full of shadows.
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