Did the old ones create the Tyranids?

The Tyranids were in fact created by the Old Ones, either during, or after the War in Heaven.
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Did the necrons create the Tyranids?

Who made them and why? There are a bunch of sources out there, but it's pretty much assumed (not confirmed) that the Old Ones made the Tyranids to act as a delete button for the other races in the universe (Necrons, Orks, etc.) as well as acting as a DNA bank if they needed to create something again.
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How were the Tyranids created?

The Old Ones created the Tyranids in a bid to stop the necrons from attacking them. The Hive Mind acts as a sort of seed bank for the DNA of various species, so they can be re-created at a later date. The Tyranids were then sent to another galaxy.
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What is the origin of the Tyranids?

The exact origin of the Tyranids themselves is unclear, save the fact that they are not of The Galaxy and have only recently arrived here after traveling countless millennia in the intergalactic void.
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When were the Tyranids created?

The first recorded contact between the Imperium and the Tyranids was in 745. M41 (745th year of the 41st millennium) on the Eastern Fringes of the Milky Way galaxy. There are rumours that the Ordo Xenos of the Inquisition had identified possible appearances of the Tyranids as far back as the 35th Millennium.
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Are the slann the old ones?

The Slann, also called Old Slann or Slanni, are an intelligent, amphibious alien race who have some close but unknown connection to the Old Ones, a mysterious alien species or possibly a group of distinct species who may have been the first intelligent beings in the Milky Way Galaxy.
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Are Tyranids based on Xenomorph?

The Tyranids of WARHAMMER 40000, based on the xenomorphs...
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Why do Tyranids avoid Necrons?

Nids: The Tyranids need biomass to survive and grow so they rarely battle Necrons as even if they win the fight they would not gain as much biomass as they lost therefore just making them weaker either way.
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Are genestealers Tyranids?

A Genestealer (Corporaptor hominis) is a bioform of the multispecies Tyranid race that was genetically designed by the Hive Mind for the infiltration of other intelligent species' settled worlds. The Tyranids are a nomadic xenos species governed by a gestalt collective consciousness known as the Hive Mind.
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Why did the silent king create the Tyranids?

He did not get satisfied by purging life from his own kingdom ( The Necrontyr Empire). He desired to snuff out life in the wider world (The galaxy). He left the world for an age and bred horrors of infinite hunger (The Tyranids). The Lord guided these hungering horrors towards the world.
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Did the Necrons ever fight the Tyranids?

Unfortunately not exactly true - recently Necrons started encountering Tyranids, which led obviously to conflict.
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Is the silent king awake?

The Silent King's final command to his people was that they must sleep for sixty million Terran years but awake ready to rebuild all that they had lost, to restore the dynasties to their former glory.
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What is the name of the Tyranid leader?

The Tyranid Warrior Prime (Tyranicus gladius primus) serves as a powerful synapse creature for Tyranid swarms and is a potent commander of Tyranid attacks.
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When did Genestealers become Tyranids?

In 680. M41, the first Genestealer Cult was encountered by the Imperium on Ghosar Quintus. When the Battle for Macragge with Hive Fleet Behemoth took place, Technomagi spent years classifying the left-behind bodies, including Genestealers used as Tyranid shock troops.
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What is the biggest Tyranid?

Dominatrixes are the Tyranids' largest known Bio-Titans, and it is rumoured that they sometimes carry the Norn-Queens themselves into battle on their backs. They are armed with an immensely potent Warp blast weapon, Bio-plasma emitters, and their massive chitinous claws.
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What is the strongest Tyranid unit?

The Swarmlord is a uniquely powerful Tyranid bioform based on the Hive Tyrant strain and it is the most powerful synapse creature ever created by the Hive Mind.
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Do Tyranids consume metal?

But Tyranids have Pyrovores and they can eat everything including metal, rock, and "bedrock". Which also means they can eat Necrodermis.
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Did the old ones create Orks?

The Old Ones were the original crafters of the Webway, and may be the creators of the Aeldari and many other intelligent peoples of the galaxy such as the Slann and the Jokaero, as well as the Krork, which also makes the Old Ones the possible ancestral "Brain Boyz" of the Orks.
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What races did the old ones create?

The Old Ones created the world's current geography and climate, and created new sentient races to inhabit it including the Slann, Saurus, Skinks, Kroxigors, Elves, Dwarfs, Mankind, Ogres, Giants and Halflings.
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Are Slann frogs?

Attention, Empire Citizens! Originally, in the first editions of the game, the Slann looked much different, resembling anthropomorphic frogs dressed in armour and clothing resembling ancient Aztec and Inca clothing.
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Is the Swarmlord a hive tyrant?

The Swarmlord is a powerful Tyranid Hive Tyrant that has existed since the dawn of the Tyranid race.
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Who leads necrons?

Phaeron. A phaeron is an especially powerful Necron Overlord, often the ruler of an entire Necron Dynasty, and thus are the true rulers of the Necron species.
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Can you have multiple Hive Tyrants?

Swarmlord is a unique character so yes, only 1 of him per battle. A tyrant is just an HQ choice like any other army.
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Who woke up Necrons?

In 783. M41, the Eldar Farseer Eldrad Ulthran of Craftworld Ulthwé witnessed a vision where on the Dead World of Maedrex, an Imperial Explorator team would arrive and unwittingly awaken the Necrons on that planet.
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