![]() ![]() One account tells that he held the armies of the seven kings at bay to allow his master to escape and that he was killed by a throwing spear after standing on a pyramid of corpses. It is said that Arkhan died during the final siege of Khemri. Arkhan was said to have never been defeated in an open battle and became one of Nagash’s favoured generals. Also, he hoped to study the Elixir of Immortality that his master had created and find a way to manufacture it himself. Arkhan sacked Bhagar and used the reanimated population to construct a large tower in the west of Nehekhara to watch over future rebellions. When Bhagar and Ka-Sabar rose in revolt, Arkhan was sent to punish them. Nagash made Arkhan his grand vizier after he crowned himself king of Khemri. Arkhan also proved himself to be the most adept in the study and development of Necromancy and was the first to imbibe the Elixir of Life after Nagash. Using his influence as the Grand Hierophant, Nagash made Arkhan into the Master of the levy of Khemri, making him responsible for the yearly census. Nagash, seeking co-conspirators for his planned coup against King Thutep, promised Arkhan, along with several other lesser nobles, power and wealth if they would support him. In his youth, he was known as a rake that spent most of his time in the temple of Asaph, mainly because his low nobility status left him no real opportunities for power. Arkhan was born in Khemri during the reign of King Khetep. ![]()
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