Khorne

Blood offered as tribute to the deity Khorne, representing chaos and violence.

Skulls presented as offerings for the throne of Khorne, symbolizing death and brutality.

Reiteration of the offering of blood to the Blood God, emphasizing the theme of sacrifice.

Repetition of the need for skulls for the Skull Throne, reinforcing the idea of death and conquest.

Khorne expressing chaotic joy, reflecting the unpredictable and violent nature of the deity.

Khorne overseeing everything, signifying dominance and control over chaotic forces.

Reference to the violent and bloody nature of creation, portraying it as appealing to Khorne.

Khorne favoring powerful warriors, highlighting a preference for those who excel in bloodshed.

Those who harvest both blood and skulls are esteemed by Khorne, showcasing the deity's values.

Reference to Khorne as the Butcher God, associating the deity with slaughter and violence.

Describing the origin of the blood, emphasizing its importance in Khorne's domain.

Khorne is indifferent, suggesting a lack of concern for the consequences of bloodshed.

Khorne's insatiable thirst for blood, implying that no amount is sufficient to satisfy the deity.

Emphasizing the continuous and unending march of savagery in Khorne's name.

Reiteration of the offering of blood to the Blood God, maintaining the ritualistic theme.

Repetition of the need for skulls for the Skull Throne, reinforcing the cycle of violence.

Continuation of the theme of blood sacrifice to Khorne, underscoring its significance.

Repetition of the demand for skulls, emphasizing the brutal nature of Khorne's dominion.

Hailing Khorne as the Lord of Rage, acknowledging the deity's association with intense fury.

Recognizing Khorne as the Collector of Skulls, emphasizing the deity's role in death and destruction.

Commands to kill, maim, and burn, illustrating the violent acts endorsed by the Lord of Blood.

Acknowledging Khorne as the Lord of Blood, reinforcing the focus on bloodshed and chaos.

Repetition of hailing Khorne as the Lord of Rage, underscoring the theme of intense anger.

Reiteration of Khorne as the Collector of Skulls, emphasizing the importance of death in Khorne's worship.

Repetition of commands to kill, maim, and burn, reinforcing the brutality associated with Khorne.

Reaffirming Khorne as the Lord of Blood, maintaining the emphasis on blood as a central theme.

Reiteration of the offering of blood to the Blood God, emphasizing the ritualistic aspect.

Repetition of the need for skulls for the Skull Throne, reinforcing the cycle of violence.

Continuation of the theme of blood sacrifice to Khorne, underscoring its significance.

Repetition of the demand for skulls, emphasizing the brutal nature of Khorne's dominion.