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<p>2600:1700:BF90:B950:3476:4C0E:9875:2613: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Wh40k-stub}}<br /> The 40k version of Martin Luther (not [[Luther|that one]]) and John the Baptist. A super-charismatic preacher who arose during the [[Age of Apostasy]] and was responsible for leading the rebellion that saw the death of [[Goge Vandire]], the reformation of the Ecclesiarchy to prevent such an individual from ever appearing again, and the creation of the [[Sisters of Battle]].<br /> <br /> Perhaps one of the most widely recognized Saints of the Imperial Cult. A significant minority of Imperials believe he was an avatar of the God-Emperor himself, to the point that a faction of the [[Inquisition]] that pursues a goal of finding a way to reincarnate the Emperor is known as the Thorians. Also his bones and head and such are valuable relics; the [[Sisters of Battle]] use his bones as centers of worship. A joke among the Inquisition is that if you were to gather all these bones, you'd discover Thor was actually a three-headed, five-armed freak of nature. His head in particular commonly finds its way into the hands of whatever famous plunderer the GW writers want to push is super awesome this year -- most recently [[Trazyn]] is the one claiming to have it in his collection. Guess we'll have to wait for the Reign of Blood Black Library event to find out.<br /> <br /> {{Sororitas-Characters}}<br /> {{Imperium}}</div>

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