Malice is a renegade Chaos God, called the " Hierarch of Anarchy and Terror," who originally appeared in early editions of the fictional universes of Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 under the name Malal.

Apr 18, 2023 · There was never really a Malice in WHF or Aos, Malal was introduced in one comic in 1987 but retconned out at the same time he was in 40k because of copyright issues.

Watching every step, fighting against the tangle, ducking and cutting through briar and wading through the dark mud of sudden, treacherous quagmires.

Jan 27, 2025 · Malice is an outcast Chaos God, representing anarchy incarnate. Other known names include The Renegade God, The Outcast, Hierarch of Anarchy and Terror, and The Lost. His symbol is a black and white skull. [1]

Nov 4, 2021 · They legally cannot use Malal, Daark or any of the associated names, stories or artwork because the legal owner of that intellectual property took it away with him. They can put in those oblique references everyone talks about but that’s as far as they can go.

Dec 31, 2022 · Malice is essentially a way to make occasional winking references to Malal, without directly referencing Malal. Malal existed as a Chaos God in very early Warhammer Fantasy, and was featured mainly in a series of comics about …

Malal was a Chaos entity originally created for the 1980s Warhammer comic book series that featured a Malalite Chaos Champion named Kaleb Daark, for which a miniature and tabletop wargame rules were later provided. He was most famous for his signature weapon, the Dreadaxe.

A short background story told his story as being cast out from his tribe for stealing a "starmetal" axe, with Malal subsequently guiding Skrag to a Chaos Dwarf hold, forcing them to forge him armour and then slaughtering them all in the name of Malal.

They are the enemies of the Imperium of Man and the other forces of Chaos alike and have battled both successfully during the recent campaigns of the 13th Black Crusade fought against Abaddon the Despoiler near the Eye of Terror.

Jun 20, 2019 · Basically this is a comprehensive look at GW 's publishing history of Malal the renegade god and how they lost his copyright, as well as what they've done with the concept (with the serial numbers filed off so they don't get sued) afterwards.