Wracks

Wracks can do cool poses too.

You are going to have a bad day today.

Wracks are what happens when you have a bundle of bodies stitched together like Frankenstein. In probably the most squick-tastic way ever imaginable, becoming a Wrack is mostly voluntary which means that they are Dark Eldar who decide to dedicate themselves to serving a Haemonculus as a servant. Essentially some would say that the Wracks are the literal pinnacle of Dark Eldar BDSM. Reasons include wanting the protection of a Haemonculi Coven rather than a Kabal, trying something new, hiding after angering an Archon or simply being bored with life and wanting something to 'spice it up.'

Overview

The Haemonculus modifies their bodies into something that serves the Haemonculus better, usually by being injected with all kinds of steroids and drugs, cut up into pieces and re-assembled. Their arms get replaced with various weapons and tools which can be read about below. Once the procedure is mostly complete, a metal faceplate is put on them as personal identity has no place in a Wrack's existence (supposedly; in one novel a Wrack named Xagor mentions his brother and seems to have a life outside the Coven). They act as assistants and bodyguards; Wracks and their masters often compete with Tech Priests and their Servitors in a friendly game of "whose personal lab assistants can survive the most abuse possible?" The most likely outcome would be the Haemonculus and Tech Priest punching and smack talking each other on whose cyber-technology or bio-technology is the more efficient form of progress... which is something many in /tg/ wish would happen.

Back on topic, Wracks are equipped with a range of cruel weapons including razor-sharp blades, needles, poisons and even more exotic and disturbing weaponry. This list of weaponry includes but are not limited to, the feared Liquifier guns, Venom Blades, Flesh Gauntlets, Ossefactors and Mindphase Gauntlets.

Amongst the Wracks there is a position known as Acothyst, which seems to be a position of authority amongst the Wracks, perhaps equivalent to a captain or commander. These Acothysts are sometimes rewarded with unique Haemonculi weapons such as the Hexrifle, a gun that fires the 'Glass Plague' which somehow turns its victims into glass statues. The only possible explanation without declaring it full on space magic is that the plague is a virus that converts biological matter into silicate crystals (it's been mentioned in other series and a similar process is why fossils are even a thing). The new Fabius Bile book Manflayer seems to confirm this.

Interesting side note; calling them "Wracks" originated from the bony spikes emerging form their body making them literal "tool racks" for the Haemonculi, as well as the word "wrack" as in "wrack with pain".

Gallery

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  A squad of Wracks
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  A Hex Coven wrack.