Warhammer 40K Corvus Corax Quoth the Primarch “Nevermore”

Corvus Corax Warp Form. First concept drawing of Corvus Corax in 40k by me Warhammer 40k artwork, Warhammer art, Warhammer Corax doesn't get enough credit for being the badass that he is He's often overlooked as just a sneaky, brooding, middling Primarch but in all of the 1v1s we've seen he has more than held his own and/or dominated the brothers he is fighting

Corvus Corax [2a] is the Primarch of the Raven Guard Space Marine Legion What is the significance of Corvus Corax's warp form in the Warhammer 40k fandom?

ArtStation Corvus Corax Primarch of The 19th Legion Warhammer 40k, Warhammer, Legion

The Primarchs are Daemon-Engines in the most literal sense. Some believe his obsession with revenge drove him to embrace darker powers, with whispers of Corvus Corax's warp form lurking in the shadows It seems that being bolstered by the energies of the warp he has almost foregone his mortal shell and decided to be a presence of blades and shadow, an incomprehensible sight as he is probably now one with his imperceptibility to its most (il)logical extreme where he is more of a force of.

Corvus Corax on the hunt in the warp. Art by artur_nakhodkin r/ImaginaryWarhammer. After all Primarchs were made with stolen Warp power. The existing lore is that Corvus Corax left the tower a year and a day after he locked himself within

Corvus Corax vs. Warhammer 40k artwork, Warhammer art, Warhammer 40k. What is the significance of Corvus Corax's warp form in the Warhammer 40k fandom? Corax new abilities are definitely outwordly but as Lorgar mentioned in Shadows of Past (More like implied but still), Corvus has not bind himself to any of the Gods or Warp Entities, he just awakened this new outwordly abilities by leaving real space and entering the Warp