# po: Keep gender ambiguous if your language allows, since this text is
# po: available before the Warlord’s gender is formally revealed.
description= _ "Ever since the advent and fall of Mal-Ravanal, Irdya had not seen a force able to seize the entirety of the Great Continent by force — that is, until the rise of the Chaos Empire. Rumor has it that one day, the Mother of Inferno revealed herself to a humble man from the coastal plains and communicated her divine plan to him. In time, that man founded the Chaos Empire with his power and Uria’s blessing alone.

The Chaos Lorekeepers function at the behest of the Empire’s main governing body, the Iron Council. In turn, the Council answers to the Chaos Emperor. However, for the most part it is his right-hand, the Chaos Warlord, the one to take an active role in the Empire’s politics and decision-making.

Beyond being a key figure of authority, the Chaos Warlord occasionally takes an active role in the Empire’s military campaigns, commanding its forces whenever Uria’s plans require surgical precision and efficacy. It is rumored that not a single assault ever led by the Warlord has turned to failure, a testament to this creature being personally responsible for the deaths of millions over the centuries. The fact that even hardened demon warriors quiver with fear at the thought of receiving a visit from the Warlord should be enough of a hint for anyone unfortunate enough to try and block the way."+{SPECIAL_NOTES}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_REGENERATES}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_LEADERSHIP}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_MAGICAL}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_DRAIN}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_ARCANE}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_SUBMERGE}

# po: You can use her correct gender for this version of her description.
description= _ "The Chaos Warlord’s human visage and emaciated body belie the fearsome strength and sharpness of mind she has displayed in battle over the centuries, being personally responsible for the deaths of millions. Nobody knows for sure what path led her to become what she is now, a creature that is neither human nor machine. Uria’s servants — humans or otherwise — call her a demoness because of her unnatural attributes and great power, and fear and respect her like they would a demon lord.

The fate of anyone facing her in combat is already set, and the most they can hope for is for their death to be swift and painless."