The stone can guarantee that as a supervillain who aims to turn all living people into skeletons, Old Man Nagashna's popularity in "Total Warhammer Online" is very high, not to mention the top three, the top five must be there.

Among them, in addition to his superior strength, he is well-deserved as the strongest human (former) mage in the Middle Ages, and more importantly, his indomitable, defeated, incomprehensible shaking M physique, and of course, there is also a small strong attribute that can be resurrected no matter how he dies.

After his reign of terror was overthrown, he hid in Cripple Peak for hundreds of years, occasionally coming out to brush up his presence, but focusing more on the study of necromancy and the use of dimensional stones.

The reason why he came here to build a new base camp, the "Cursed Pit", was because the Cripple Peak itself was an incomparably huge dimensional stone mine.

In addition to subduing the surrounding indigenous tribes to build fortresses and competing with the suddenly appeared Skaven Rats for dimensional stones, during this period, the unwilling to be lonely Old Man also became the mastermind behind the scenes, secretly made some small moves, and as a result, he accidentally created another popular undead race in the Warhammer world, that is, the crazy and cool vampire.

In a city-state called "Lamia" in the north of Nehekhara, its queen in order to live forever and stay young, after being defeated in Kamuri, she obtained the manuscript of the "Nagash Nine Volumes", and with her extraordinary talent, she used blood to create a copycat version of the "Elixir of Eternal Life", after drinking it, her heart really stopped beating, and her body no longer aged, but she soon discovered that she had an unquenchable thirst for human blood, which is the origin of the first vampire in history.

Lamia soon became a city ruled by vampires, a blasphemous act that Nehekhara saw as a desecration soon discovered, and an army led by Arcadiza the Conqueror descended on the city and reduced the city to ruins.

The Twelve Ancestors of the Vampires killed five people on the spot, and the rest had no choice but to go north to Nagash.

Due to their innate mastery of necromancy, they became the commanders of the Old Man's Army, greatly increasing the overall strength of the Undead Legion.

At the same time, after a big battle with the Skaven Ratmen, who also had a crush on the Cripple Peak Dimension Stone, they reached an agreement to establish an offensive and defensive alliance between the two sides.

Seeing that the time has come, Lord Na is full of confidence and brings the vampires and his evil undead army back again, bound to reclaim his throne.

This time, they fought all the way to Kamuri, and even found the grave of the "black" Akhan who died heroically after breaking alone, resurrected his body, and then ...... Master Na's "outstanding" military talent was once again brought into full play, and was defeated by the coalition army led by Arcadiza.

At this time, the nature of the vampire Erwuzai was also exposed for the first time, and when they saw that the battle situation was unfavorable, they decisively abandoned Master Na and fled to all parts of the world, leaving only the angry necromancer to issue a curse of "Lao Tzu wants you to never see the sun the next day", and since then the vampire has become a creature that can only walk in the night.

This defeat and the betrayal of the vampire really made Nagash angry, but who was he, how could he easily admit defeat, so he simply made a desperate bet and decided to make a big news.

He teamed up with the Skaven to poison the Daming River, his mother river in Nehekhara, and used the power of magic to spread the plague around.

The once clear waters of the river turned a dark red with the smell of decay, and the once fertile kingdom of Nehekhara became a land of the dead, and ninety percent of the creatures of this land, from kings and courtiers to peddlers and pawns, died under this conspiracy.

Although Arcadiza the Conqueror was a king whose martial arts and strategy rivaled that of Setra the Great, he was completely ignorant of magic, and could only watch his subjects die one after another, and finally under Nagash's special arrangement, Arcadiza was captured and imprisoned in the fortress of the "Cursed Pit".

Finally victorious, Nagash was carried away by ambition by this time, and he decided to take the opportunity to perform an unprecedented necromancy to awaken all the buried dead in Nehekhara, and then he could lead this terrifying army of undead to conquer the world and kill all the living, and he was the only living person in the land.

In order to cast this cataclysmic-level spell comparable to the maelstrom of "Ulthuan", Nagash began to mobilize all resources, and in the fortress of the "Cursed Crater", a large number of dimensional stones were piled up, and the wind of death began to gather, but this large-scale operation could not hide the eyes of the underground Skaven spies, who knew of Nagash's plan in advance.

As soon as the nezumi heard this, they paid it back, and the "Council of Thirteen" immediately met overnight and came up with a solution.

Just when Nagash cast this earth-shattering spell, Arcadiza, who should have been in prison, suddenly appeared, he was released by the nezumi, and there was also an artifact made of dimensional stone by the nezumi in his hand, "Fallen Blade", the old man Na who was in a weakened state was caught off guard and chopped into pieces on the spot, and Arcadiza, who was controlled by the "Fallen Blade", also jumped into the sea and disappeared because of insanity.

In this way, a crisis of world destruction was resolved by the Skaven people who belonged to the Chaos camp.

Although Nagash was dead and his body was still crushed into powder by the nezumen, his magical ritual did not end, and the vast wind of death swept across Nehekhara, and the only remaining living people died in an instant, and the only survivors were the lich priests of the "Funeral Cult", who were spared by their mastery of magic.

When these magical energies entered the pyramid and combined with the various spells in the tower itself, it produced unforeseen results, as King Nehekarasan and his funeral legions, who had been sleeping in the tower, awakened and returned to the world with the proud soul and broken mummy body of the previous life.

After the resurrection of these kings of various dynasties in the history of Nehekhara, they found that the rich country they once ruled had become a desert and ruins, and they were not the golden body they imagined, but a skeleton of bones, and the anger in their hearts can be imagined, food, wine, beauty, all pleasures have become luxury, and the only thing they can do is to conquer, lead the legions that fought on the battlefield back then, and kill the other tomb kings who appeared at the same time.

In a sense, these Tomb Kings are indeed immortal beings, and unless their bodies are devastated, they can be reassembled even if they fall apart, so this chaos across time and space has evolved into an endless civil war.

The surviving Lich Priests have also joined the Tomb King's army, controlling the undead legions and various constructs for them.

This chaotic situation of mutual conquest lasted until the awakening of the last Emperor, the "Immortal Emperor" Setra.

As the only pyramid that has not been awakened by Nagash magic, the Chief Lich High Priest Katpu saw Nehekara in a mess and decided to open the Great Pyramid, which had been dormant for thousands of years.

In 1150 BC, Emperor Setra was resurrected as the King of the Tombs and began a long reign that lasted for more than 3,000 years.

The memory flashed in his mind, this is the origin of the Tomb King race in Stone Memory, and when he returned to reality, he stared at the Lich Priest Karitaman in front of him, and became more and more confused.

The Tomb King and the Lich Priest, although they belong to the same race, look like a withered mummy skeleton, but one is a king who has risen from the dead, and the other is an immortal living dead, both in terms of identity, status, and origin.

So what really happened here in the next few decades?

How did Karitaman go from being a lich priest to the Tomb King?

Also, since he is a lich, who is buried in the pyramid behind him?