Fligmar

Fligmar is a fictional sentient species originating from the *Warhammer 40,000* universe, specifically within the *Necron* lore. As one of the oldest and most advanced civilizations in the galaxy, the Necrons were once a dominant species before their eventual decline and resurrection as undead warriors. Fligmars are a rare and enigmatic subset of Necrons, distinguished by their unique biological and technological adaptations.

Physically, Fligmars resemble other Necrons but possess distinct features such as elongated limbs and intricate, often ornate, exoskeletal plating. Their most notable trait is their mastery of flight, achieved through advanced bio-mechanical wings or mechanical augmentation. This ability sets them apart from most Necron warriors, who rely on ground-based mobility or limited aerial drones.

Fligmars are often depicted as elite warriors, scholars, or explorers within Necron society. Their knowledge of ancient technology and deep understanding of the cosmos make them highly valued. Some Fligmars serve as high-ranking officers or strategists, while others act as emissaries or scouts, venturing into unknown regions of the galaxy. Their role in Necron culture reflects a blend of combat prowess and intellectual curiosity.

In the broader *Warhammer 40,000* narrative, Fligmars play a significant role in the ongoing conflicts between the Necrons and other factions, such as the Imperium of Man and the Eldar. Their unique abilities and strategic importance make them a formidable force, contributing to the Necrons' resilience and enduring presence in the galaxy. Despite their advanced nature, Fligmars remain bound by the Necrons' ancient code, which governs their actions and interactions with other civilizations.