Corn, the Lord of Rage.

The most important and central concept of the Warhammer 40K universe is, of course, war.

It permeates every aspect of every faction in ways that no other franchise can really come close to, and it's been that way for

millennia.

When you have chaos gods, then, that feed on various emotions and aspects of mortal life,

a god that feeds on warfare would certainly be quite potent indeed.

That brings us to Corn, a simple and direct chaos god that relishes all things to do with

warfare, violence, and conflict, and has been feeding on these actions since the dawn of

humanity.

Let's take a brief look at Corn, his domain in the warp, and his followers, with plenty of blood along the way.

Corn is the chaos god of rage, violence, hatred, warfare, murder, and bloodshed, and it's this last aspect that is the most important.

Corrin's primary concern is the spilling of blood, whether it be combatants or innocents, allies, or enemies. It doesn't really matter to him how the blood flows, just that it does.

So much so that the common battle cry of his followers is,

blood for the blood god, skulls for the skull throne.

Although some claim that corn is a god that respects honor and martial superiority,

this has generally been proven false, and these concepts are only utilized by certain

cornate followers to justify their killings. Corn doesn't care if his followers exhibit any sense of

honor in their violence, just as long as they do it, regularly and perpetually.

Rage and anger are of course important aspects as well, as self-sacrificial bloodshed isn't

quite the same as blood spilled on a battlefield, caused by an enraged warrior looking

to slaughter everything in their path. Obviously there have been conflicts born from hatred and rage since the dawn of man,

so it's no surprise that Corne is said to have been the first of the chaos gods to manifest.

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