Over nearly twenty years two mighty champions of Khaos and Order have hurt each other in every way that matters as they fought across time and space. They have destroyed each other’s bodies, they have killed each others families, they have driven off every loyal ally they could once call upon for aid. Now, finally, they stand on the precipice of their long-promised final confrontation, gathering the last reserves of their strength and arming themselves with their most potent weapons.
HE is the Nemesis, the Deathbringer, the holder of the Sword Sinister, Khaos Incarnate. HE is the Grandmaster, the Chief of the Tube Police, the Ultimate Human, Order Personified. Let Battle be joined! youtube.com/watch?v=29zw6TV3MPw
Nemesis the Warlock is a sword and sorcery comic published in the British weekly anthology 2000AD that Warhammer 40,000 ripped off extensively. As such, elements of it can be used by players and GMs of 40k rpgs with very little work. The weird, gothic setting is also interesting enough to be used in its own right, and its exploration of what it means to be a follower of Order and Chaos could be helpful D&D players.
Previous threads NEMESIS THE WARLOCK Prologue, Books One and Two Books Three and the first half of Book Four Second half of Book Four, Book Five and First half of Book Six Second half of Book Six, Book Seven Book Eight and Book Nine
ABC WARRIORS The Black Hole (a story running simultaneously with Books Seven and Eight of Nemesis) For new readers just joining us and don’t want to go through all of that right now, or for established fans who still want a quick refresher, this is the story so far
Jaxson Allen
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Jackson Flores
If Nemesis doesn't float your boat you might enjoy alien superfiends murdering a planet in Dreams of Deadworld and The Fall of Deadworld: And this is Sinister Dexter, the adventures of two Gunsharks in the European megatropolis Downlode:
Matthew Williams
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Asher Martin
After crashing back into his own time after a sojourn in fifteenth century Spain and 1980s Britain, Torquemada of Termite suffered a series of setbacks and defeats. Nemesis destroyed symbols of his power, eloped with his wife on their wedding day and, finally, trapped Terra, the seat of his Empire's power, in an impenetrable psychic shield.
In desperation he looked for a way to even the odds...
Jaxson Morris
Art for this episode provided by Clint Langley, whom some of you will know from his 40k photomanipulations.
Xavier Phillips
To protect your PURITY some of these pages have been edited slightly. Much like Brother Bertold I've gone blind from squinting at these things.
I forgot these pages recapped everything. It would have been necessary, however, because there were ten real world years between the end of book nine and the start of book ten and with only, what, three short Nemesis stories in all that time? Considering 2000AD comes out weekly that's a hell of a lot of things to distract even the staunchest fan.
