Editing Warhammer 40,000 7th edition (section)

===Eldar Craftworlds===
*In the same vein as the IG becoming the Astra Militarum, the Eldar have now gotten a name change to the '''Aeldari'''. Cue obvious comparisons with Age of Sigmar and the Aelves.
*'''Fuegan's''' role at the Rhana Dandra is expanded upon; he is said to be forging a cosmic chain based upon every kill he's ever made across the galaxy, and that when the final battle comes to pass, this chain will be strong enough to ''"bind the Dragon to his will"''  and unleash it upon the [[Chaos Gods|Dark Gods]]. It is said that the soul of the Dragon lives in him though what this actually means can only be conjecture at this point, so it could be a portion of the C'Tan, some alpha-plus level psychic potential, or merely a metaphor for something else. So he's like a badass Jacob Marley.
*'''Baharroth''' is prophesied to make some kind of significant final sacrifice at Rhana Dandra that will change the fate of the galaxy. ''(ie: more significant than merely dying just like the other Phoenix Lords)''.
*"Lesser" craftworlds have had their fluff expanded, though not gaining any more screen time. '''Yme-Loc''' apparently has a doomsday device that is powered by the souls of the dead which can strip a continent of life in minutes, but they recently were raided by the Adeptus Mechanicus who left with plenty Eldar technology to play with. '''Lugganath''' is looking for a webway portal big enough to take its entire craftworld into the webway.
*[[Eldrad]] leads a force of Harlequins to raid '''Port Demesnus''' and activate a ritual to awaken [[Ynnead]] without requiring all Eldar to die. Captain Artemis and the Deathwatch proceeded to fuck up the ritual, and temporarily stopped the inevitable squatting of Slaanesh like his Age of Sigmar counterpart. 
*Unknown even to Eldrad, the ritual is still able to awaken Ynnead, but in its current state it is not yet able to defeat Slaanesh. The newborn god travels to the Gladiatoral Pits of Commoragh, where it chooses a dying Wych called Yvraine to be its first servant. Her subsequent resurrection reawakens her once-atrophied psychic powers, and shortly after fleeing Commorragh she gathers a growing number of followers from all three major groups of Eldar, chief of which is the reanimated Exarch/Incubus (it's complicated) known as the Visarch. The new faction dubs itself the Ynnari, and seek the ancient relics known as the Crone Swords to allow Ynnead to reach its full strength.
**In spite of the book's name, Biel-Tan is not physically destroyed, but after a Daemonic Incursion floods Biel-Tan Yvraine is forced to reclaim the Crone Sword embedded within its structure; the weapon is able to banish the Daemons, but the Craftworld soon begins to break apart under the strain. In order to preserve the souls within its Infinity Circuit, Ynnead takes them into itself, using them to form its avatar, the Yncarne. 
***Despite the destruction of the Craftworld proper, the Eldar of Biel-Tan are able to evacuate and take up a new lifestyle as a roaming fleet.
*Iyanden gets attacked by a host of Nurgle Daemons. Prince Yriel is possessed by a Nurgle Daemon Prince, but while he forces it out of his body the Daemon Prince kills him in its death throes. However, Yvraine uses her powers to banish the Nurgle Daemon prince and resurrect Yriel.
*Due to his involvement with the revival of Ynnead, the Seer Council of Ulthwe grows tired of Eldrad's incessant meddling with fate. The intervention of the Harlequins prevents Eldrad from being executed outright, but he is nevertheless banished from Ulthwe on pain of death.