Malal or Malice is the Chaos god that is chaotic to the most extreme degree. It has very few champions as its nature is self destructive and destructive towards the other Chaos gods. It doesn't seek to grow its power like the other 4.

Nov 4, 2021 · Malal was made during the 80s and was created by a free lancer working for games workshop who copy raited his work. After a disagreement with GW he took his stuff with him and some other artists took their stuff too.

Mar 14, 2019 · Malal/Malice could have seen the Emperor for what he was: A god posing as a man. If he hated gods he wouldn't have been happy to serve the Emperor. I think that if I'm correct, Malal/Malice would have rebelled in one of 2 ways: 1) Horus Heresy style, declaring war of the Emperor and leading his legion against others. Or 2) He began slaughtering ...

Maybe malal can be the 11 primarch after ascending to prince demonhood as some coment but i doubt it, after all while malal was canon he was a god that fight against chaos while still being the god of anarchy, fear, darkness and all of those who use chaos to fight chaos ( as a curiosity workshop originally intended that after malal was thrown ...

Aug 9, 2021 · Malal is a very different entity in canon vs the fanon, way less nihilistic cosmic horror and way more ‘Khorne but more’. In short: The fandom depiction of Malice and Malal are not actually supported by canon.

May 9, 2018 · Malal was created for a comic strip by some freelance writers (John Wagner and Alan Grant) in the 80's. Part of the reason was to create something that wouldn't mess too deeply with the rest of the Warhammer fantasy story as it existed at the time.

Dec 31, 2022 · Malal is mentioned in the original Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay rulebook from 1986, alongside Khorne and Nurgle (Slaanesh and Tzeentch weren't around yet). And then the guy writing those comics - who had created Malal - parted ways with GW, and suddenly, GW didn't have the rights to use Malal or anything else related to him.

Feb 16, 2022 · Malal was created for a comic strip by some freelance writers (John Wagner and Alan Grant) in the 80's. Part of the reason was to create something that wouldn't mess too deeply with the rest of the Warhammer fantasy story as it existed at the time.

Jul 17, 2021 · It was published during the same time period that Malal was still full canon. The link to the fire hawks is not a strong one, but also founding chapter of the fire hawks is unknown The founding chapter of the fire hawks could have been Ultramarines, but the Ultramarines are also rumored to have taken on some of the gene seed of the forgotten ...

Having one representing pure anarchy (and thus pure chaos) would imply Malal was a higher order than the other four, destroying the ironic balance of chaos. A chaos god based around hating chaos is redundant when the four major players already hate …