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Bloodletting’s detractors grew in numbers after that, and eventually Pierre Louis, the founder of medical statistics, began convincing doctors to rely on statistical evidence over anecdotal “recoveries” of patients who had been bled. A particularly impressive analysis showed that bloodletting did not help pneumonia victims in Europe, and after bitter disputes among doctors in the 1850s, the practice began dying out. Great Unclean One • Poxbringer • Spoilpox Scrivener • Sloppity Bilepiper • Battle Fly • Beast of Nurgle • Nurgling • Plaguebearer • Rot Fly • Bloat-Fly • Clawbril • Hooktor • Molluscoid • Blight Drone • Plague Hulk • Plague Drone • Plague Toad • Pox Rider • Foetid Bloat-Drone • Feculent Gnarlmaw • Glitchling • Plague Fly Lord of Change • Changecaster • Fateskimmer • Fluxmaster • Disc of Tzeentch • Flamer • Horror • Screamer • Burning Chariot A Bloodletter, also known as a " Chosen of Khorne," a " Warmonger of Khorne," " Slaughter-kin", " Taker of Skulls," " Khorne's Chosen," the " Teeth of Death," and the " Crimson Death," is a Lesser Daemon ( Khak'akamshy'y in the Dark Tongue) that serves as one of the eager Daemonic foot soldiers of the Chaos God Khorne's Blood Legions. As a host, they march as one, in formations with supernatural precision, but in battle, they try to outdo each other in ruthless acts of cruelty and savagery.Acts of violent rage and deeds of bloody murder resound through the Warp like a thunderous drumbeat, a booming echo that calls the Daemons of Khorne to war. Endless regiments of Bloodletters rush to answer the summons within the Realm of Chaos, their stooped forms eager to join in the slaughter. Filled with an insatiable desire for blood, these Lesser Daemons of Khorne are amonst the most aggressive creatures within the Warp. Their unholy howls of triumph when spilling blood chill the hearts of all who hear them. Equally fearsome are their ceaseless screams of "Blood for the Blood God! Skulls for the Skull Throne!" Simply put, Bloodletters are violence and murder given physical form and purpose within the Immaterium by the will of the Blood God.

Chaos Furies · Chaos Furies (Khorne) · Chaos Furies (Nurgle) · Chaos Furies (Slaanesh) · Chaos Furies (Tzeentch) · Chaos Warhounds of Khorne · Chaos Warhounds (Poison) · Flesh Hounds of Khorne · Plague Toads of Nurgle · Rot Flies · Screamers of Tzeentch Bloodletters also fair poorly in auto-resolve, and are prone to being annihilated when ordinarily, and in actual battle, they will brutalise most early to mid game infantry. Fiends of Slaanesh · Flamers of Tzeentch · Minotaurs of Khorne · Minotaurs of Khorne (Great Weapons) · Spawn of Khorne · Spawn of Nurgle · Spawn of Slaanesh · Spawn of Tzeentch The Hellblade is formed from the Bloodletter's own magical essence and can never be discarded nor torn from its grasp. Each life taken by the Hellblade strengthens the Bloodletter, fuelling both its power and rage. As such, a Bloodletter is even more terrifying at a battle's close than its start, having gorged itself on the slaughter it has caused, overwhelmed by the need to take more skulls for Khorne. [1a] Capabilities [ ]It may be helpful for people with a few particular blood abnormalities. Doctors still use bloodletting, for instance, in cases of polycythemia—an abnormally high red blood cell count—and in a hereditary disease called hemochromatosis, which leaves too much iron in the blood. Keeper of Secrets • Daemonette • Infernal Enrapturess • Seeker Chariot • Fiend • Steed • Seeker • Hate-Angel • Contorted Epitome Chaos Lord • Exalted Champion • Chaos Champion • Aspiring Champion • Sorcerer Lord • Daemon Prince • Daemon Prince of Nurgle • Daemon Prince of Tzeentch • Death Guard Lord A Bloodletter's skin beneath their armour runs from the deepest red to near-orange in colour and is as hard as brass forged upon the anvil of ceaseless war. It also drips constantly with blood, for Bloodletters frequently paint their bodies with gore taken from the enemies they have slain. [2a] [4a]

A trio of Exalted Bloodletters, their Hellblades glowing with infernal energy, as depicted in Total War: Warhammer III. Bloodthirster • Herald of Khorne ( Bloodmaster • Rendmaster • Sacred Executioner • Skullmaster) • Bloodletter • Bloodcrusher • Blood Slaughterer • Brass Scorpion • Flesh Hound • Juggernaut • Blood Throne of Khorne • Skull Cannon • Skull AltarA Bloodreaper is a Bloodletter who has been chosen to lead a small unit of its fellows into combat. They are effectively the non-commissioned officers of Khorne's Blood Legions. Exalted Bloodletters have better armour than their rank-and-file counterparts and they are tougher, more fearsome combatants. They also possess better weapons, their Hellblades blazing brightly with the power of their fury. Once they slay enough foes on the battlefield, their blades are empowered by the Blood God, greatly increasing the Exalted Bloodletters' strength and thus allowing them to become more effective the longer the battle rages on. Red-eyed and perpetually snarling, each Exalted Bloodletter has the Mark of Khorne emblazoned upon its skull. [5a] But the design of that study doesn’t rule out a placebo effect—which has certainly contributed to bloodletting’s popularity in the past. What’s more, other studies suggest that too little iron is bad for cardiovascular health, so again, the potential benefit of removing blood is unclear.