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Sigmar built | When Dracothion recreated the World-That-Was as the Realm of Azyr, Sigmar built his capital city, Sigmaron, on top of Mannslieb. He built on top of his personal palace spire, Sigmarion, an artificial star he called "Sigendil". It also looks like a massive lamppost from afar, which is hilarious. | ||
[[Category:Warhammer Fantasy]][[Category:Age of Sigmar]] | [[Category:Warhammer Fantasy]][[Category:Age of Sigmar]] | ||
Revision as of 19:22, 3 December 2019
The primary (and natural) moon of Warhammer Fantasy. It's name is a reference to the human god of the seas, Manann due to the effect it has on tides. It's presumably a fairly normal sphere of rock and regolith. It is associated with many different gods, primarily among them being the High Elf god Lileath. When it's unnatural twin, Morrslieb eclipses it, you're in for one wild night. More specifically Geheimnisnacht and Hexensnacht, Halloween and New Years Eve respectfully.
End Times
Mannslieb miraculously survived the End Times completely unharmed. Though, to be fair, after the destruction of the World that Was into space debris, Mannslieb is basically just a big rock floating into space, probably getting pummeled by all the remains of the old world.
Age Of Sigmar
When Dracothion recreated the World-That-Was as the Realm of Azyr, Sigmar built his capital city, Sigmaron, on top of Mannslieb. He built on top of his personal palace spire, Sigmarion, an artificial star he called "Sigendil". It also looks like a massive lamppost from afar, which is hilarious.