In particular, the library's collection focuses upon all that the Aeldari know of Chaos, for it was Chaos that destroyed their civilisation and threatens them still from the Warp.

The Masque of the Twisted Path wear the Rune of Stolen Grace, symbolising the souls taken by the Laughing God from his enemies and fashioned into weapons for his followers. Their razor-sharp focus drives the masque to pursue their agenda to the extent that no action is too extreme. Feel free to share your army lists, strategies, pictures, fluff and fan-fic, or ask questions or for the assistance of your fellow Eldar! Only a handful of Harlequins survive the six-month conflict, but they sow such confusion that the WAAAGH! Essentially a strategic battle plan with an allegorical edge, these inform target priority, overall strategy, and whether the conflict should be led by the Light, Dark, or Twilight.Each of the Masque's mythic plays has a battlefield counterpart, known as the Saedath or Masque Form. The answer to this lies with the Masque of the Veiled Path, who manipulated him into this fateful duty. The Harlequins' masque is spellbinding; such extremes of emotion are reached in these stunning displays that a troupe can hold an audience of Drukhari completely in thrall as surely as any gladiatorial bloodbath.

Since the Fall, a place has traditionally been reserved in a masque's structure should a Solitaire lend their considerable abilities to a cause, but they are otherwise unchanged, centred around three distinct Troupes: the Light, the Dark, and the Twilight. The Masque's name stems from the eighteenth verse of the third act of the Fall; that infamous scene wherein Cegorach witnesses the darkest time ever to have befallen his wayward children.No Eldar is born a Harlequin, all of their number are recruited among greater Eldar society, be they Craftworlder, Dark Eldar, or Exodite. However, there are those masques, such as the Leering Moon, who prefer to field great swarms of Skyweavers, their deployment a ritual acknowledgement of the multifarious nature of the serpent that the Jetbikes are named for. Always, the strands of fate have pointed toward the victory of Chaos during the last, mythic battle known to the Aeldari as the Rhana Dandra.

The Masque of the Laughing Circus is a Harlequin masque which discovered that an unnamed Maiden World that had been isolated by a Warp Storm had been invaded by daemons. Theirs was the power to create, and also to destroy, for they held the secrets of the universe in their hands.

Even their weapons are muffled through technology and illusion, the hiss of gunfire and the clash of blades echoing dimly as through piercing the veil from another realm. A depiction of the Aeldari Laughing God Cegorach, divine patron of the Harlequin and one of the few survivors of the Aeldari Pantheon of gods after the birth of Slaanesh. The Light, for example, is especially associated with swift action, the heroic protagonist, the sky and the day. Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom.