Topic: Which Is Your Favorite God OR Deity In Warhammer

[Baron Isebrand]

For me, it's Myrmidia (As if me using the emblem of The Knights Of The Blazing Sun didn't give that away)
I like her for a variety of reasons


1. Her back story of being a goddess of civilization who leaves after her mortal followers lose their honor. Then comes back as a badass mortal warrior and assembles a team of heroes and unites the southern realms. Well, it kind of sucks she gets taken out by a poison dart she still manages to form the basis of one of the largest religions in the Old World.


2.The Core Tenets of her belief system
-Act with honor and dignity at all times.
-Respect prisoners of war
-Show no mercy to the unrepentant enemies of Humanity(Because Orks and Daemons have no honor)
-Honor your master’s commands.
-Disobey an order only if it is absolutely necessary (for example, if an order forced you to break another stricture)
-Keep the horrors of war away from the weak
I can get behind all these


3. Has the most dapper looking knightly order in the game 

[GamesPoet]

Ha!  Nicely done.

[Baron Isebrand]

Thank you 

[Henerius]

I have an Estalian and a Tilean army. It is hard to disagree with the choise you make!

[Baron Isebrand]

That's awesome! If I ever got super into tabletop I would love to build an army like that.

[Mathi Alfblut]

Well, I am a bit torn between Sigmar and Ulric. It has less to do with their teachings though but I just like myself a proper hammerwielding warrior priest bashing undead gribblies.
Sigmar always stod with me on the tabletop.

I guess becoming Arch Lector in the last proper Warhammer Fantasy online campaign is part of it.

[Gankom]

I've always been an Ulric fan myself. Uniform wise I always preferred green but Middenheim and the Ulrican provinces have always been very close as a second. Plus I just love the badass symbolism of the wolf god.

[Baron Isebrand]

Ulric's Wolf motif is pretty badass 

[Feanor Fire Heart]

Ladrielle (AKA Lileath, AKA, Lady of the Lake), the elven goddess of luck and fate. I love that the elves (particularly the wood elves) think she is using the Bretonnians as human shields to protect Athel Loren, when really she just thinks they're interesting/fun. The "Blessing of the Lady" as I interpret it is just increasing the amount of dumb luck a knight will have and not die in combat. She even recruits any Bretonnian magic wielders as part of her personal handmaidens, guardians, and servants. I made a meme about her on reddit that did fairly well:




Sigmar is a close runner up.

[Baron Isebrand]

Those memes sums up Bretonnia perfectly