Most scary enemies in Warhammer Games

Summary

• Carnifex: Monstrous tank-like brute formed tyranides for intense battles.

• Hellbrute: Chaos Dreadnight with a cosmic sailor driven by crazy chaos and warp.

• LICTOR: Lovecraftian Assassin with tentacles that can suck the brains of victims.

Grimdark Universes Warhammer and Warhammer 40k They are surprising, some of the worst places in which they are born. Whether someone is born as part of what they should be “good boys”, or one of the innumerable abominations that bothers the place, life is hard there. There is no love or peace, only a war against increasingly dangerous animals and corrupt people.

Warhammer is filled with some of the worst and most brutal enemies ever put in the game and Warhammer 40k: Space Marine 2 It is home to most of them in their “most beautiful” versions, so let's look at the worst of the worst.

1

Carnifex

This monstrosity is responsible for some of the best battles in Space Marine 2

Carnifex is a tank in biological form – in the most frightening and deadliest biological form we can imagine. Carnifex is a special type of brutal tyranide to face the strongest enemies of the enemy army. Carnifex behaves like a cosmic sailor, except that he is much larger and probably stronger than any cosmic sailor.

After all, it was supposed to take over many enemies at the same time. The only thing that Carnifex is one of the most frightening monsters in the series is that the fight is just too fun, but only for those who have already experienced in the game.

2

Hellbrute

You, but bigger and Bad

• Tank full of evil and suffering

Hellbrute is a war machine Chaos Dreadnought, which means it is an even worse type of Dreadnough than the imperial species. Inside the peel is a cosmic sailor, one who also goes crazy about pain, that he was associated with the machine, and all corruption caused by chaos and warp.

The most frightening thing about Hellbrute, an incredibly strong and durable enemy of a similar tank is that it is not the result of an accident, but rather something that happens to proposals chaos. The once spatial naval living inside the chassis is to live in eternal agony – a common theme in in in Warhammer 40k – But this is a small price you have to pay for adding such a fantastic unit to your army.

3

Licor

Lovecraftian horror is everywhere

It is almost impossible to look at LicTor and not immediately see the influence that the work of Lovecraft had on its design. His face is strongly inspired by the octopuses of an alien deity sitting in the center of Cthulhu Mythos. But LICOR is more than just not ashamed.

Instead of suffering from his victims from a distance, Licor specializes in the assassination of his goals – quite a surprising ability for such a huge and brutal creature. They equalize their size with the skin susceptible to camouflage, and if none of it is quite scary, Licor uses these tentacles to suck the brains of his victims (but of course).

4

Neurothope

Flying nightmare

Zoanthrope is a type of Psyker's creature serving in the Tyranid army. They are quite nightmares alone, but then there is neurothope: developed and naturally more dangerous versions of Zoanthrope.

In addition to being able to drain the life and energy of its enemies, neurothrope is also able to organize and recover the Tyranid horde, making it a general, healer and a soldier at once. It is also a pretty ugly thing to look at, even among other monsters present in this series.

5

Hive

Can either lead units or do the work alone

• Gladiator and General

Space Marines are known to be huge tanks in the shape of a person who are also able to eliminate tons of damage to any enemy in the universe. The hive bully is, but for the bad alien. This naturally means that they are about ten times larger than even cosmic naval and therefore much more dangerous.

They also carry huge weapons capable of killing dozens of enemies in one swing, and if it wasn't enough, they are also commanding officers of their army. The bull from the hive really does not need an army, but it has it, only in case.

6

Imurah

The craziest Messiah

• As powerful as it is mischievous

Most of the most frightening entities in Warhammer They are straight animals conjured by tyranides, but some of the best places are reserved for something even worse-kdys of a person who have been damaged. Imurah is one such thing, a cosmic sea witch who has lost his way.

Instead of being a mindless drone or a part of HIVEMIND, Imurah has a strong desire for revenge against “good people” and more than sufficient power to cause some serious damage. Imurah wants to get something he calls “divine knowledge” to apply his revenge, but is stopped shortly before his goal, preventing him from reaching a higher place on this list.

7

Lord of Change

Don't be fooled by its noble

The Lord of Changes serves as the last boss Warhammer 40k: Space Marine 2It is naturally one of the strongest creatures that have ever existed in this series. Interestingly, the Lord looks less like a demon that he would meet in his biggest nightmares and rather like a great dragon.

Yet, although he looked like a noble creature, at least for standards Warhammer 40k, The Lord of Changes is exactly the opposite of it. Yes, these are direct demons of nightmares, a being able to break the common sense of only mortals who looked at them among all common things.