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'''Sigmar Unberogen''', known aso as '''Sigmar Heldenhammer''', '''the Hammer of Orcs''', '''The Chosen of Ulric''', '''Sigmar Bjornsson''', is the founder of the [[Empire]] and its current patron deity. In life, Sigmar was a chieftain of the Unberogen tribe and the son of the legendary hero '''Bjorn Unberogen'''. As a god, he is the patron of the Empire, battle, good governance, strength, shouting and warhammers. His symbols are the Warhammer, twin-tailed comet and griffon.
'''Sigmar Unberogen''', known aso as '''Sigmar Heldenhammer''', '''the Hammer of Orcs''', '''The Chosen of Ulric''', '''Sigmar Bjornsson''', is the founder of the [[Empire]] and its current patron deity. In life, Sigmar was a chieftain of the Unberogen tribe and the son of the legendary hero '''Bjorn Unberogen'''. As a god, he is the patron of the Empire, battle, good governance, strength, shouting and warhammers. His symbols are the Warhammer, twin-tailed comet and griffon.


The story goes that, some twenty-five hundred years before the "present day," a twin-tailed comet appeared in the sky on the night of his birth. The tribe to which he was born took this to be an omen, and sure enough, he did some pretty heroic things early in his life. These feats included saving some [[Dwarf | Dwarfs]], who granted him a massive [[Warhammer]] called "Head-Splitter," and uniting the various tribes in his part of the world into the [[Empire]]. He crusaded against the forces of [[Chaos]], and after fifty years, he abdicated, leaving the leaders of the various tribes to rule together; meanwhile, he went into the wilderness. Since nobody saw him die, people decided that he must have ascended into godhood, and he is now worshiped as such. This hypothesis does have something to it: priests of Sigmar do seem to get some kind of divine assistance. On the other hand, according to WHFRP 2e, it's speculated they might just be channeling the Winds of Magic inadvertently. Exactly how the Imperials in 40K think the Corpse-Emperor is helping them, but in truth they're just using the Warp without their knowing it.
It has never been satisfactorily explained why the Church of Sigmar insists that its brethren go bald when all depictions of Sigmar have long, flowing, unkempt hair.  
 
==Appearance==
 
Unlike that [[Emperor|Black-haired proto-Sumerian faggot]] we have a good idea what Sigmar really looked like without resorting to palanquins created by zealots. Sigmar was a giant, broad muscular manly motherfucker with blonde hair that was grown too damn long. Uniquely, he had mismatched eyes with one green and one blue.  
 
Most statues of Sigmar tend to depict him as having a massive fucking beard, too.  


Sigmar worshiped Ulric in life. In Heldenhammer, he's shown making blood sacrifices to said god. So, Ulric may just be a guise for [[Khorne]]. Sigmar also had his balls touched and was raped by a crazy sex-starved dominatrix amazon cougar queen in said novels. What do you think of your holy god now, southlings? WHAT DO YOU THINK OF YOUR HOLY GOD NOW?
==History==


It has never been satisfactorily explained why the Church of Sigmar insists that its brethren go bald when all depictions of Sigmar have long, flowing, unkempt hair.  
===Early Life===
 
The Imperial Calendar (IC) which starts from his coronation by the Ar-Ulric commonly places Sigmar's birth as starting from -30 IC. He was said to be born in the Reikland area in the southwest of what would later become the Empire, where the Unberogen tribe dwelt. The night of his birth was marked with the twin-tailed comet, but he found his purchase on life after being cut out of his dying mother's womb by his badass manly motherfucker of a father. In the middle of pitched battle with Orcs I might add. [[Conan the Barbarian|And if that sounds familiar to you, good. You're paying attention.]] Oddly enough, a mighty thunder-clap was also heard in the night sky. Causing various prophets to call Sigmar, "the Child of Thunder". [[Viking|And if that is also familiar to you, good. I shall make an expert of your filthy self yet.]]


==In [[Warhammer 40,000]]==
==In [[Warhammer 40,000]]==

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Sigmar Unberogen, known aso as Sigmar Heldenhammer, the Hammer of Orcs, The Chosen of Ulric, Sigmar Bjornsson, is the founder of the Empire and its current patron deity. In life, Sigmar was a chieftain of the Unberogen tribe and the son of the legendary hero Bjorn Unberogen. As a god, he is the patron of the Empire, battle, good governance, strength, shouting and warhammers. His symbols are the Warhammer, twin-tailed comet and griffon.

It has never been satisfactorily explained why the Church of Sigmar insists that its brethren go bald when all depictions of Sigmar have long, flowing, unkempt hair.

Appearance

Unlike that Black-haired proto-Sumerian faggot we have a good idea what Sigmar really looked like without resorting to palanquins created by zealots. Sigmar was a giant, broad muscular manly motherfucker with blonde hair that was grown too damn long. Uniquely, he had mismatched eyes with one green and one blue.

Most statues of Sigmar tend to depict him as having a massive fucking beard, too.

History

Early Life

The Imperial Calendar (IC) which starts from his coronation by the Ar-Ulric commonly places Sigmar's birth as starting from -30 IC. He was said to be born in the Reikland area in the southwest of what would later become the Empire, where the Unberogen tribe dwelt. The night of his birth was marked with the twin-tailed comet, but he found his purchase on life after being cut out of his dying mother's womb by his badass manly motherfucker of a father. In the middle of pitched battle with Orcs I might add. And if that sounds familiar to you, good. You're paying attention. Oddly enough, a mighty thunder-clap was also heard in the night sky. Causing various prophets to call Sigmar, "the Child of Thunder". And if that is also familiar to you, good. I shall make an expert of your filthy self yet.

In Warhammer 40,000

In the current official publications of GW, there is no link between Warhammer Fantasy Battle and Warhammer 40,000, but that's never gotten in the way of the fandom, especially considering that at one point, WFB was explicitly part of the 40k universe. A recurring hypothesis is that Sigmar is one of the Unknown Primarchs. One could posit that the twin-tailed comet which heralded his birth was actually the genetor-pod falling to the Warhammer World, that his mysterious departure was him leaving to take command of his Space Marine Legion (tentatively called the Emperor's Hammers), and that the miracles credited to him are in fact the result of the God-Emperor of Mankind. Recent pieces of background, detailing Sigmar's birth and characteristics, tend to invalidate this theory, however.

Trivia

  • Sigmar is an old Frankish name meaning "famous by victory". Fitting, considering his awesomeness.

See Also

  • THE EMPIRE for the EMPIRE he founded.
  • Ulric for his spiritual liege personal god.
  • The Emperor, for his considerably less competent and manly (but vastly more Anatolian) Warhammer 40,000 counterpart.