Barak-Mhornar
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| Aliases | The City of Shadow[4c] |
| Type | Sky-port |
| Associated factions | Kharadron Overlords |
| Founding | Age of Chaos |
| Status | Active |
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| Size | Metropolis[4d] |
| Major characters | Admiral Blackhammer Captain Magbeth Izrum Captain Torvald Skysplitter Captain Drekki Flynt |
| Motto | The rules don't say we can't[5a] |
| Races | Duardin |
| Languages | Kharadrid |
| Beliefs | Science over faith and superstition.[4d] |
| Delegates on the Geldraad | 3[4a] |
| Aether-gold Shares | 92,114,885[4a] |
| Governing Body | Admirals Council |
| Specialty | Piracy, runes of illusion, preliminary strikes, and psychological warfare.[4c][5a] |
| Colours | Midnight blue. The uniforms and airships of those from Barak-Mhornar are battered by war and many hard-sailing journeys. Exotic minerals are used to forge optics that grant the wearer extraordinary night-sight. Strange tattoos are prevalent amongst Barak-Mhornar's citizens.[5a][1a] |
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Barak-Mhornar, the City of Shadows, is one of the six major sky-ports of the Kharadron Overlords.[1]
Contents
History
In the Age of Sigmar the sky-port is raided by the Much-great Sky-kill Air Armada commanded by the skaven Warlock-Admiral Steelklaw.[3a]
Geography
Location
During the Age of Sigmar Barak-Mhornar was hidden within the Shadowed Zone to the north of the Charwood Forest and east of the Rivenlands.[1]
Society
Culture
The City of Shadows has a dubious reputation amongst the Overlords, often labelled pirates or worse by other kharadron of their rival sky-ports. They are also well known for their ability to interpret the Kharadron Code to their own advantage. The code has even been adjusted several times to try and halt actions carried out by the privateers of the Barak-Mhornar. They are also well known for their special optics that grant superior night-sight and unusual tattoos.[1]
Alliances and Treaties
- The Treatise of Shadows is a formal trade agreement between the Skyport of Barak-Mhornar and the Free City of Misthåvn that was initiated after the latter came to the aid of the former's airfleet.[6a]
Power and Influence
| Capital (aether-gold shares) | Delegates on the Geldraad | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Current capital[4a] | Pre-Garaktormun capital[1] | gain | Pourcentage gained | Current Delegates [4a] | Delegates Pre-Garaktormun[1] | gain |
| 92,114,885 | 26,806,212 | +65,308,673 | +243.63% | 3 | 1 | +2 |
Notable People
- Captain Njord Brondt, commander of the Zank, a modified Makaisson-class Hauler.[2]
- Captain Drekki Flynt, commander of the Aesling, fastest ship in Barak-Mhornar.[7]
Sources
- 1: Battletome: Kharadron Overlords (2017)
- 1a: Barak-Mhornar, pg. 37
- 2: Spear of Shadows (novel)
- 3: Battletome: Skaven (2019)
- 3a: Rise of the Under-Empire, pg. 20
- 4: Battletome: Kharadron Overlords (2020)
- 5: Soulbound: Champions of Order
- 5a: Chapter Three: Archetypes
- 6: Battletome: Kharadron Overlords (2023)
- 6a: Time of Invention, Pg. 22-25
- 7: Drekki Flynt Warscroll
