Eldar Exarchs 101| Warhammer 40k Lore 

@ukotaa No. An exarch is just a mini-phoenix lord. There can be many exarchs for a single warrior path and there is only one Phoenix lord per path.

@@ukotaa Straight from the lexicanum The Phoenix lords are Exarchs so ancient that they have no shrines and no Craftworlds to call home

@south7330 Thanks, I appreciate the feedback. The novel I mentioned (path of the warrior) was my first experience with Eldar Asoect Warriors in general, and the scene in it where the protagonist becomes an exarch filled me with an existential dread The only other scene in Warhammer that came close was whence captured member of the Imperial guard was seduced by a demon in a suit of Iron Warriors power Armour to put it on to get revenge against her captors. How it possessed her and swallowed her soul.

@@ADeadmansperspective I'm still very new to the hobby and haven't read any of the novels quite yet, so I get most of my lore information from RU-vid. I do fully intend on paying more attention to the black library section at my Games Workshop store next time I'm there, but for the time being I've been learning what I can about the Craftworlders from both the Wiki and RU-vid. Unfortunately, Xenos centered content seems to not perform as well as Imperium centered content (Understandably so, as I realize that's the main interest within the 40k community and thus what generates the most views), but it's genuinely really nice to see some of the more grimdark aspects of the Craftworld Aeldari looked at.

@south7330 I am making shorts on all of the different aspects warrior paths so I will have more xenos content soon. There should be a short on the Striking Scorpions on my channel now if you're interested.

@@ADeadmansperspective Took a look after I finished this video. I also thought the idea of a Striking Scorpion sniper to be interesting and would fit in really well to their lore, even if maybe a bit hard to implement on tabletop without making a detachment of what would essentially just be better rangers

@south7330 True, didn't even consider that since you can deploy them together.