Editing Queek Head-Taker (section)

==Overview==
Reared specially by Gnawdwell himself, Queek is uncommonly brave, savage and skilled for a standard skaven; unlike most of his cowardly, ill-trained ilk, Queek is a skilled warrior and has a fierce pride, meaning he revels in facing down and defeating enemy champions. His favored weapon is an enchanted warpick called "Dwarf-Gouger", which comes in handy given that he spends most of his time fighting the night goblin hordes of [[Skarsnik]] and the dawi of [[Belegar Ironhammer]]. Queek's most common fighting method is described as "windmill-style" (a.k.a. swing your arms in a downward, circular motion at the enemy) which is hilarious for being ridiculous, but awesome, and an inherently skaven thing to do.

Queek is reckless, kill happy and mentally unstable (he believes his trophy heads speak to him, and he values them as trusted friends and confidants). Despite (or possibly because of) this, he has some of the most cordial relationships that any skaven has ever had with another. For his skill on the battlefield and lack of political acumen, Gnawdwell considers him irreplaceable and is actually proud of him (in the same way a blacksmith is proud of a well made weapon). Another aspect could also be his fastidious hygiene, as Queek keeps himself and his attire as clean as possible (see below). He also has a buddy in Ska Bloodtail, another peculiar Stormvermin who was larger even than Queek, yet remained oddly loyal.

[[Khorne|Much like another crimson armored warrior with a penchant for collecting heads and hates magic users,]] Queek loathes working with grey seers, likely due to them exemplifying orthodox Skaven tactics. This would change (for the worse) when he was forced to work with [[Thanquol]] in capturing a dwarf city. The greatest of grey seers had a mummified skaven paw which he used to summon a [[Verminlord]] to fight for Clan Mors, but since this is Thanquol we’re talking about, the paw turned out to be cursed and instead summoned mother-fucking [[Skarbrand]] instead. And not even Queek was crazy or bold enough to challenge THE greater daemon of Khorne, engaging for the first time in the time honored skaven tradition of “rapid tactical withdrawal”. From this moment onwards, Queek’s distrust for grey seers evolved into outright animosity and hatred.