Warhammer 40k - Bafflingly Somehow Still Even More Trazyn the Infinite & Orikan the Diviner comics & memes

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Explanation: Trazyn, also known as Trazyn the Infinite, is a Necron Overlord and the self-proclaimed Archaeovist of the Solemnace Galleries on the Necron Tomb World of Solemnace.
Trazyn is a preserver of the galaxy's histories, important artefacts and events, and often "liberates" what he wants from other alien races or even his fellow Necrons so that the treasures may be preserved in his galleries.
Orikan, also known as Orikan the Diviner, is one of the most powerful of the Necron Crypteks, and is a potent chronomancer. Millions of Terran years ago, he was the astromancer of the Necrontyr empire's ruling Triarch, and one of the Silent King Szarekh's most trusted counsellors.

Orikan was the only one to then oppose the proposal of the C'tan Mephet'ran the Deceiver to grant the Necrontyr immortality through the process of biotransference, as he foresaw it would end in disaster, but his lone voice of dissent was ignored by the Triarch. Driven by loyalty to his race, Orikan submitted to the process and became one of the undying Necrons, forever undying and soulless in an android body of living metal.

Fun Fact: Trazyn and Orikan once observed a performance that turned out to be a coup by a Genestealer Cult. Trazyn defended the decision by stating "the reviews were good".

Additional Note: As the last image shows, it has been announced that there will be a sequel to The Infinite and The Divine, titled The Warped and The Wicked, though at the time of this post, no release date has been set.

Bazelbait11

#6 the smug aura is on point, incredibly cursed, I love it

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PackedCatMeowingPowerDensity

#2 Holy fucking shit I would never in my life want to switch with a Necron. Still the coolest faction though.

TheFastpaws

Abominations you say?

TrazynTheArchaeovist

Once again I have become incredibly relevant. Also I'm stealing all of these.

rezpawner

monster supported the shitshow at the whitehouse. Fuck monster.

That is fair. Given the slew of garbage coming out of the White House, it's hard to keep track of it all.

TurboSloth112

I need to read the first book

ArchMagos

You really do, it's so fucking funny.

Eiladar

A less than serious take on Trazyn and the Blood Ravens would amuse me to no end.

eronth

Who is the burning necron? Orikan? Why does he burn?

I won't spoil it, I would simply suggest you read The Infinite and The Divine by Robert Rath

Zi0Matrix

#4 do we have a canon voice for Orikan?
I read that "TRAZYN" in Dr. Nefarious' voice and I feel like they have similar energy.

WisconsinCentral2714

I think the audiobook narrator for TIATD is excellent, same guy who read Twice Dead King. That's MY headcanon voices, ngl

wooaa

My thoughts as well!

Richard Reed is a great voice actor.

Rakoth

So many of these give Trazyn a seemingly chill vibe, like he just wants to be a hoarder and doesn't quite bother you otherwise. Unless you have something he wants,but even then it's like he opens a window, goes 'yoink' and leaves.

Thizicis

Now if the last Rogue Trader DLC is ever made canon he can do some seriously petty shit if someone messes with his stuff.

That is what he does a lot of the time. Granted, he's still a soulless abomination, so the "something he wants" could be a regiment of fully kitted out Voystroyan Firstborn mid-battle. But at least he'd take whomever they are fighting so his diorama would be scene accurate.

More like take the entire battle. You have to preserve the context of the artifacts.

Would they be frozen mid-combat? Or would he be like. "No fighting, or else no one gets crackers and choco-milk" so none of his new collection gets damaged and he just has them pose or something?

Usually he freezes them in place in the moment of time he took them.Though he sometimes spends centuries posing them into different actions to fit what he wants for the exhibit.

shadowwolf0357

I haven't read the books, so take this with a pinch of salt as my knowledge is via osmosis and wiki browsing, but I believe he has some sort of time stasis tech, so they literally get frozen as they were, like, one instant trying to mulch Orks, the next if they were unstasised it might be a thousand years later for them yet feel like an instant. I believe, again, osmosis, that Inquisitor Greyfax was frozen as such and released millennia later with no clue as to the intervening ages

There are some subjects that do retain their consciousness. They are placed right across from their arch nemesis who also can see them and seethe. One must have a hobby.

Oooh I didn't know that, how deliciously typical of Trazyn. Thanks!

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