You know, this model is 30 years older than many of us.

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Hello, friends of Warhammer, today I have a very special story to tell you in a very deep way called "epic," because this January is a month that is a historical sign of the Warhammer 40,000 universe, and especially for Dark Angels fans.

Believe it or not, the character we're talking about has a model that's been around for 30 years, a model that's been through time, war, and change of rules for generations. He's Ezekiel, the Grandmaster of the Librarians. Today I'm going to take my friends and dive into every aspect of this man, from his painful origin, his heavy duty, to his versatility on the 10th Edition battlefield, which you might overlook.

Genesis Chapter: Birth from Darkness on the Star of Delfina 3

The story of Ezekiel is not sprinkled with rose petals, but it begins in the blood and fetters, back in the 516th year of the 41st millennium on a planet called Delphina 3. At that time, the Dark Angels' troops received a vision of destruction that required four troops to wipe out the planet that had fallen under dark power.

But when the Space Marines reached the capital, Serenast, they found an unusual silence until Codicier Meroth, the librarian at the time, touched a huge psychic wave that depressed the madness of the entire city. At the deepest dungeon, Meroth met a young boy, chained and tortured, who unknowingly used his psychic powers to spell out the barbarism of the entire city. That was the first meeting between Dark Angel and Ezekiel.

Ezekiel's strength was unimaginable; the test to enter his librarian unit was so intense that his teacher Meroth had been unconscious for 80 full days just to evaluate the young man's mind. This is proof that Ezekiel is not just an ordinary librarian, but he is a demonic talent since he was not a full Space Marine.

Scars of Honor: The Salarian Gate Battleground

Speaking of Ezekiel, our memory is a man with a rough-looking Bionic Eye, right? Behind that eye is one of the most memorable heroics in Dark Angels history.

In 949. M41, at the Battle of the Salarian Gate, Ezekiel faced the Waaagh! army of the Warboss Grublinik on the fourth day of the battle. The Orcs' gunshot penetrated his left eye. The wound was so serious that he had to be carried off the battlefield, and the Dark Angels' defense almost collapsed missing him.

But the miracle happened on the fifth day. Ezekiel returned...He returned with a hastily installed and rough mechanical eye, not only did he return to command, but he broke through to the Warbos, destroying his giant axe, and at its peak, a piece of metal from the axe splashed into the Warbos' left eye completely blind, the most painful and satisfying recovery, and that is why, to this day, Ezekiel refuses to upgrade his mechanical eye to beauty or modernity as a reminder of his selfless brothers and victories that day.

The Key Holder and Keeper of the Bible: A Burden Heavier Than the Power Armour

His position as Grandmaster of Librarians was not cool, but Ezekiel held two important positions that made him one of the most formidable figures in Chapter.

Keeper of the Book of Salvation: The big book we see hanging at the waist of the model is not an ordinary prayer book, but a list of all the Fallen Angels who have been arrested. It is an account of the dog skin of shame that he has to take care of as much as his life and can only pass it on to later generations when he is exhausted.

The Holder of the Keys: A large bunch of keys hanging at the waist is the key to The Rock's secret room, dungeon, and archives. He is the ruler of Chapter's darkest secrets. Even some Masters do not have access to the area that Ezekiel is guarding.

Tester of Loyalty: The most brutal task is to examine the mind of the Master or Grandmaster. He has to dig deep into his mind to find the blemish. This process is so depressing that there was a tested sergeant, but he can't stand the stress to end his life. This is the horror of this man.

Deep Analysis: Ezekiel on the Battlefield Warhammer 40,000 (10th Edition)

Now let's take a look at the game. For friends who play Dark Angels or are interested, Ezekiel in his 450 years of age (according to the story) is still fit and playing a very interesting role in this edition.

For just 75 Points, which is worth a lot compared to what they can do, let's take a look at the bottom of the analysis.

Highlights you need to know:

Book of Salvation (+ 1 Attack): This is his best shot. Ezekiel has the ability to give a + 1 Attack to the unit he participates in. Imagine if you put him in a boot unit like Bladeguard Veterans or Assault Intercessors, the team's total attack power will soar alarmingly. It can turn a normal unit into a melee killing machine.

Character Sniper: Ezekiel has The Deliverer gun and Mind Wipe psychic with Precision abilities, especially Mind Wipe moves. If we use Focus mode, it will have Anti-Character 4 + and Devastating Wounds, which have a very high chance of hitting Mortal Wounds on opposing characters until they fall into a single set of shots. It is very suitable for keeping enemy buffs behind their henchmen.

Durability: He comes with Save 2 + and 4 + Invulnerable Save, which is better than a typical Librarian, making him stand reasonably well on the battlefield.

Observation point:

Traitor's Bane: His sword has Anti-Chaos 2 +, which is great at Chaos Space Marines or Daemons, but if you find another army, it's a better Force Sword.

Caution: If Ezekiel is killed, your friend's unit within six inches will have to test the Battle-shock immediately. You have to make a good plan, but if you're optimistic, for this Dark Angels era, the Battle-shock will probably be able to combo with some Stratagem.

Summary: The Breathing Myth, and the Future to Wait

Although his model is 30 years old, and the design may look a little vintage compared to the new Primaris models, it is undeniable that details such as hood, mechanical eyes and keychains remain unparalleled and unique.

There are a lot of rumors and expectations that we may soon see Ezekiel in the Primaris draft, which fans (including me) hope GW will retain his identity, whether it's the back flag or the big Bible.

For anyone who plays Dark Angels, having Ezekiel in the military is not only a matter of versatility (which he is good at in his own way), but of bringing "legend" and "history" to the battlefield. He is a character with a deep and cool story in the Old School. Anyone who sees it must be formidable.

Friends, which one has this veteran Ezekiel model, or who is aiming to put him on the field in the 10th Edition? Let's share some comments. I want to know which one of them has been combo with.

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