For those of us who haven't read either the Army or Fluff book, can you fill us in on the nature of Tyrion's transformation when he draws the Widowmaker.
Is it purely psychological, or are there any details of physical transformation?
The reason I ask is I am wondering if the artwork is supposed to represent Tyrion:
Or a future Avatar of Khaine model we will get (to parallel the craftworld Eldar?)
Cheers in advance!
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He changed but not that much: blood red eyes, gaunt face, bad aura.. But he is still Tyrion and looks like it. He also wears Aenarion's armour.
There is no Avatar of the like. However, there is a notion that elves who witnessed the fight between Tyrion and Malekith saw shapes of Asuryan and Khaine in the clouds and heavens above them.
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