Incubus - Notable Incubi: Drazhar - Drazhar, known as the "Master of Blades," is the champion of his order. An utterly deadly master of the Demi-klaives, Drazhar is an enigma amongst the Drukhari, for nothing is known about him. Even his name, "Drazhar", which means "Living Blade" in the Aeldari Lexicon, is a title used by the other Incubi to speak of him, for no one has ever heard Drazhar utter a word or seen him remove his mask. Some whisper that Drazhar is actually Arhra, the Fallen Phoenix, the founder of the Incubi and the true Dark Father of the order. The truth remains unknown.Dark Father - The Dark Father is the head of the Incubi sect, and is thus the most powerful Incubus Hierarch in existence, due to the manner in which seniority is decided in Commorragh. It is believed that Arhra, founder of the Asuryani Aspect Shrine of the Striking Scorpions, is the original Dark Father, although this cannot be confirmed. In the event that Arhra did found the Incubi sect, it likewise cannot be confirmed that he was not killed by one of his students, and thus overthrown as Dark Father. The argument for Arhra being the founder of the Incubi is based primarily on the fact that Craftworld Aeldari refer to Arhra specifically as "The Fallen Phoenix," and refer to Incubi as "Fallen Warriors," stating that their Dark Father had "turned from the light into the shadows." This evidence, coupled with the similarities between the Incubi's Tormentor Helms and the Striking Scorpion's Mandiblasters, and the aesthetic similarity of the scorpion stylings between both warrior orders, lead most Imperial savants versed in this issue to this conclusion, although it has never been confirmed.Bechareth - Bechareth is a former Incubus named "Kolidaran" who was left behind during a realspace raid against the forces of Craftworld Alaitoc. He surrendered to his craftworld kin and was allowed by the Exarch Kenainath to undertake the Path of the Warrior while keeping a vow of silence to protect his identity. He eventually became a part of the Deadly Shadow Shrine of the Striking Scorpions while seeking peace along the Path of the Warrior. His craftworld name, Bechareth, is a symbolic name in the Aeldari Lexicon which means "Spirit on the Wind," a term often used when referring to those who have died without a Spirit Stone to guard their souls from being devoured by Slaanesh.Morr - Morr was a powerful and loyal Incubus who faithfully served the Kabal of the Realm Eternal for many generations, upholding the Silent Brotherhood's oaths to the aging Archon Kraillach. An imposing and ruthless warrior, he efficiently carried out his archon's orders without question. In the 41st Millennium, Kraillach conspired with Archons Nyos Yllithian of the Kabal of the White Flames and Xelian of the Blades of Desire to overthrow the tyrannical rule over Commorragh of the Supreme Overlord Asdrubael Vect. To achieve their ends, the Kabal of the Realm Eternal aided Nyos' mission to resurrect the infamous El'uriaq, the legendary tyrant ruler of the shadowy-realm of Shaa-Dom. It was Morr who led the operation planned by Archon Yllithian to steal a pure Exodite Aeldari to torture, in order to use her soul to bring about the resurrection of El'Uriaq. Following the success of this operation and the resurrection of the long-dead archon, soon Morr's master became increasingly paranoid and weak following a battle with Archon Xelian, forcing Morr to assume much of the day-to-day operations of the kabal. Eventually, the loyal Incubus was forced to turn on his master when he discovered that El'Uriaq had somehow corrupted Kraillach, possessing his body with a Daemon. Striking down the possessed archon, Morr freed his master from the Daemon's grasp. Having broken the oaths of the Silent Brotherhood following this act, Morr quickly vanished, pursued by the outcast Harlequin named Motley.