Drakkens

Drakkens are a fictional species of humanoid dragons that originate from the *Warhammer 40,000* universe, specifically within the *Necron* lore. They are a rare and ancient race of bio-mechanical beings, closely tied to the Necrons, though they are not considered a distinct species in the same way. Drakkens are often described as the "living weapons" of the Necrons, serving as elite warriors and guardians of the dead god’s will.

Physically, Drakkens resemble towering, armored humanoids with elongated limbs and a mix of organic and mechanical features. Their bodies are often adorned with intricate, obsidian-like plating, and they possess powerful, clawed limbs suited for both combat and manipulation of machinery. Unlike standard Necrons, Drakkens exhibit a more aggressive and predatory nature, often acting as enforcers or scouts for Necron forces.

Their origins are shrouded in mystery, but they are believed to have been created or evolved from the Necrons themselves, possibly through genetic or cybernetic augmentation. Some legends suggest they were once Necrons who embraced a more feral, warrior-like existence, while others propose they were engineered by the Necron gods as elite soldiers. Drakkens are known to wield powerful weapons, including energy-based blasters and melee implements, and are highly resistant to damage due to their reinforced exoskeletons.

In the broader *Warhammer 40,000* setting, Drakkens are rarely encountered but are feared for their ruthless efficiency. They appear in various media, including novels, comics, and video games, often serving as formidable adversaries or mysterious figures tied to the Necrons' ancient campaigns. Their role in Necron society remains ambiguous, but they are consistently depicted as disciplined, relentless, and deeply loyal to their cause.