Editing Flesh-Eater Courts (section)

===Age of Myth===
The source of the Flesh-Eater madness comes from one initial progenitor; none other than [[Ushoran]] from the Old World. Since vampires didn't exist in the realms initially, Nagash brought back Mannfred, Neferata and Ushoran after being freed by Sigmar to introduce vampirism to the new setting (how's that for "gratitude"?). Ushoran was said to have been divinely beautiful and surprisingly just and merciful for a vampire, defending the weak and ruling fairly (though many believed this was merely a public display, though we will never know for sure). At some point lost to history, the latter eventually fell out of Bonedaddy's favor (supposedly for an attempted betrayal), and was punished.

For opposing him in the World-That-Was and this one, Nagash inflicted a hideous transformation on Ushoran, transforming him into a hideous monster by way of a horrid curse. Ushoran subsequently fled into the wilderness with his most trusted retainers to hide from civilization who now feared and reviled him when before he was worshipped as a beautiful angel of death. Ushoran soon found that he required greater quantities of blood in this new form and began preying on his former subjects, his retainers themselves over time also became affected by this curse and soon they were all gorging themselves on carrion and hapless victims. These retainers would become the first Ghoul Kings, eventually raising entire armies of ghouls and monsters. Ushoran's horde of deranged monsters became so great that even Nagash couldn't ignore it. The other Mortarchs fought a vicious war against their former peer eventually defeating his cannibal horde (the war was apparently so horrendous Nagash forbid any to speak of it ever again). Ushoran was subsequently locked in a tower known as the shroud cage. Now this doesn't sound too bad on its own, but the interior of the shroud cage was basically a giant mirror that reflected every mistake and promise Ushoran had ever made, as well as his actual mutated physical form (basically the world's worst funhouse mirror). Already barely clinging to sanity this finally drove him ''insane'', cursed to wallow in the worst aspects of himself.