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The most famous God-Emperor among [[/tg/]]-related pursuits is the [[God-Emperor of Mankind]], from [[Warhammer 40,000]], ruler of the [[Imperium of Man]] and the most powerful [[psyker]] in the galaxy. He wasn't happy about the "God-" part (just ask [[Lorgar]]), but after he mostly-died in the [[Horus Heresy]], he was in no position to object. | The most famous God-Emperor among [[/tg/]]-related pursuits is the [[God-Emperor of Mankind]], from [[Warhammer 40,000]], ruler of the [[Imperium of Man]] and the most powerful [[psyker]] in the galaxy. He wasn't happy about the "God-" part, to the point that it was forbidden with extreme prejudice (just ask [[Lorgar]]), but after he mostly-died in the [[Horus Heresy]], he was in no position to object. | ||
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A title used to describe a person in the unusual position of being both a god and an Emperor (or at least who thinks he is both). These individuals are usually tremendously powerful (politically and sometimes magically) and answerable to nobody, with the possible exception of other gods, which means that they are generally not nice people. In the real world, this title has been applied to the rulers of China, Japan, and Egypt, among others.
Warhammer 40,000
The most famous God-Emperor among /tg/-related pursuits is the God-Emperor of Mankind, from Warhammer 40,000, ruler of the Imperium of Man and the most powerful psyker in the galaxy. He wasn't happy about the "God-" part, to the point that it was forbidden with extreme prejudice (just ask Lorgar), but after he mostly-died in the Horus Heresy, he was in no position to object.