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	==[[Warhammer Fantasy]]==		==[[Warhammer Fantasy]]==
	Mathlann likes creating sea monsters for kicks and creating storms by practicing his belly flop in the middle of the ocean. He's also a god of horses to a small extent, although it's likely because he's [[Kurnous\|Kurnous's]] buddy rather than him creating horses in the first place. Most elves think of him as evil and a god you only try to not piss off like [[Khaine]], but [[Ulthuan\|Cothique]] holds him as their patron god above Asuryan due to their manly belief that wrestling sea monsters bare-chested is something that should be done whenever possible, and the elves of Lothern think he's a bro since their sea monsters tend to ignore elves and their allies while consuming [[Dark Elf]] and [[Warriors of Chaos\|Norsemen]] ships whole. While this is technically HERESY, elves from other regions just bitch and make fun of them instead of FWIPing them. So far he's saved [[Sea Lord Aislinn]], the admiral of the [[Ulthuan\|Lothern]] fleets in peacetime and the entire High Elf fleet from all kingdoms in times of war, three times from being killed making Aislinn the closest thing Mathlann has ever had to a mortal champion. In addition, the sailors of Cothique vessels are as devoted to him as any priest.		Mathlann likes creating sea monsters for kicks and creating storms by practicing his belly flop in the middle of the ocean. He's also a god of horses to a small extent, although it's likely because he's [[Kurnous\|Kurnous's]] buddy rather than him creating horses in the first place. Most elves think of him as evil and a god you only try to not piss off like [[Khaine]], but [[Ulthuan\|Cothique]] holds him as their patron god above Asuryan due to their manly belief that wrestling sea monsters bare-chested is something that should be done whenever possible, and the elves of Lothern think he's a bro since their sea monsters tend to ignore elves and their allies while consuming [[Dark Elf]] and [[Warriors of Chaos\|Norsemen]] ships whole. While this is technically HERESY, elves from other regions just bitch and make fun of them instead of FWIPing them. So far he's saved [[Sea Lord Aislinn]], the admiral of the [[Ulthuan\|Lothern]] fleets in peacetime and the entire High Elf fleet from all kingdoms in times of war, three times from being killed making Aislinn the closest thing Mathlann has ever had to a mortal champion. In addition, the sailors of Cothique vessels are as devoted to him as any priest.

	In The End Times, he inhabited the body of his mortal champion, the elf Sea Lord, Aislinn. When Aislinn/Mathlann was killed by Tyrion/Khaine, Mathlann used his dying strength to summoned a storm that sunk half of Tyrion's fleet and damaged the rest while preserving a fragment of his power... said fragment hid some elf souls, but was found and consumed by Slaanesh so Mathlann was gone for good...or so it seemed.		In The End Times, he inhabited the body of his mortal champion, the elf Sea Lord, Aislinn. When Aislinn/Mathlann was killed by Tyrion/Khaine, Mathlann used his dying strength to summoned a storm that sunk half of Tyrion's fleet and damaged the rest while preserving a fragment of his power... said fragment hid some elf souls, but was found and consumed by Slaanesh so Mathlann was gone for good...or so it seemed.

	===Manann===		===Manann===
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	There is also a human god, Manann, who is identical to him, and may in fact just be Mathlann under a different name. He supposedly has a grudge against the god of sharks, pirates, and shipwrecks named Stromfels...however, that assumes the latter actually exists. Despite his priesthood's claims otherwise, there are some people who believe that Stromfels is actually just another manifestation of Manann.		There is also a human god, Manann, who is identical to him, and may in fact just be Mathlann under a different name. He supposedly has a grudge against the god of sharks, pirates, and shipwrecks named Stromfels...however, that assumes the latter actually exists. Despite his priesthood's claims otherwise, there are some people who believe that Stromfels is actually just another manifestation of Manann.

	As the god of the sea in the world of Warhammer, not pissing him off is mandatory to nearly avoid all the monstrosities inhabiting the open waters or having them thrown directly at you.		As the god of the sea in the world of Warhammer, not pissing him off is mandatory to nearly avoid all the monstrosities inhabiting the open waters or having them thrown directly at you.

	staying in his good books requires one of his priests onboard to pray to him and uphold his tenants for the ship. A mandatory position on		staying in his good books requires one of his priests onboard to pray to him and uphold his tenants for the ship. A mandatory position on

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	===Manann===		===Manann===
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	There is also a human god, Manann, who is identical to him, and may in fact just be Mathlann under a different name. He supposedly has a grudge against the god of sharks, pirates, and shipwrecks named Stromfels...however, that assumes the latter actually exists. Despite his priesthood's claims otherwise, there are some people who believe that Stromfels is actually just another manifestation of Manann.		There is also a human god, Manann, who is identical to him, and may in fact just be Mathlann under a different name. He supposedly has a grudge against the god of sharks, pirates, and shipwrecks named Stromfels...however, that assumes the latter actually exists. Despite his priesthood's claims otherwise, there are some people who believe that Stromfels is actually just another manifestation of Manann.

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	== Age of Sigmar ==		== Age of Sigmar ==
	He’s still dead, though he has followers in the form of the [[Idoneth Deepkin]]. When enough of their astral dead are summoned they create the ‘Eidolon of Mathlann’ a big guy [[awesome\|whose cape is practially the shitting ocean, and the model looks overall amazing!]] In a strange irony, he's getting possibly more attention by Games Workshop via his own army of followers posthumously than he ever got in life.		He’s still dead, though he has followers in the form of the [[Idoneth Deepkin]]. When enough of their astral dead are summoned they create the ‘Eidolon of Mathlann’ a big guy [[awesome\|whose cape is practially the shitting ocean, and the model looks overall amazing!]] In a strange irony, he's getting possibly more attention by Games Workshop via his own army of followers posthumously than he ever got in life. His rival stromfels is mentioned as being worshipped by pirates in a bay named after him, and as worshipped by a tribe of Gargants native to Azyr.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	any ship of sane humans.		any ship of sane humans.

			his tenants include
			*no pelecons shall ever be harmed, with one fond dead being an omen of his upcoming rath
			*[[-4 Str\|no woman on ships]]. A female presence will make the feminine spirit of the ship jealous and will cause unfortunate accidents (like Orc pirates). (this is actually a real historical superstition sailors have had for centuries)
	{{Empire-Gods}}		{{Empire-Gods}}

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	There is also a human god, Manann, who is identical to him, and may in fact just be Mathlann under a different name. He supposedly has a grudge against the god of sharks, pirates, and shipwrecks named Stromfels...however, that assumes the latter actually exists. Despite his priesthood's claims otherwise, there are some people who believe that Stromfels is actually just another manifestation of Manann.		There is also a human god, Manann, who is identical to him, and may in fact just be Mathlann under a different name. He supposedly has a grudge against the god of sharks, pirates, and shipwrecks named Stromfels...however, that assumes the latter actually exists. Despite his priesthood's claims otherwise, there are some people who believe that Stromfels is actually just another manifestation of Manann.

			As the god of the sea in the world of Warhammer, not pissing him off is mandatory to nearly avoid all the monstrosities inhabiting the open waters or having them thrown directly at you.

			staying in his good books requires one of his priests onboard to pray to him and uphold his tenants for the ship. A mandatory position on
			any ship of sane humans.

	{{Empire-Gods}}		{{Empire-Gods}}

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	===Manann===		===Manann===
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	There is also a human god, Manann, who is identical to him, and may in fact just be Mathlann under a different name. He supposedly has a grudge against the god of sharks, pirates, and shipwrecks named Stromfels...however, that assumes the latter actually exists. Despite his priesthood's claims otherwise, there are some people who believe that Stromfels is actually just another manifestation of Manann.		There is also a human god, Manann, who is identical to him, and may in fact just be Mathlann under a different name. He supposedly has a grudge against the god of sharks, pirates, and shipwrecks named Stromfels...however, that assumes the latter actually exists. Despite his priesthood's claims otherwise, there are some people who believe that Stromfels is actually just another manifestation of Manann.

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	Mathlann likes creating sea monsters for kicks and creating storms by practicing his belly flop in the middle of the ocean. He's also a god of horses to a small extent, although it's likely because he's [[Kurnous\|Kurnous's]] buddy rather than him creating horses in the first place. Most elves think of him as evil and a god you only try to not piss off like [[Khaine]], but [[Ulthuan\|Cothique]] holds him as their patron god above Asuryan due to their manly belief that wrestling sea monsters bare-chested is something that should be done whenever possible, and the elves of Lothern think he's a bro since their sea monsters tend to ignore elves and their allies while consuming [[Dark Elf]] and [[Warriors of Chaos\|Norsemen]] ships whole. While this is technically HERESY, elves from other regions just bitch and make fun of them instead of FWIPing them. So far he's saved [[Sea Lord Aislinn]], the admiral of the [[Ulthuan\|Lothern]] fleets in peacetime and the entire High Elf fleet from all kingdoms in times of war, three times from being killed making Aislinn the closest thing Mathlann has ever had to a mortal champion. In addition, the sailors of Cothique vessels are as devoted to him as any priest.		Mathlann likes creating sea monsters for kicks and creating storms by practicing his belly flop in the middle of the ocean. He's also a god of horses to a small extent, although it's likely because he's [[Kurnous\|Kurnous's]] buddy rather than him creating horses in the first place. Most elves think of him as evil and a god you only try to not piss off like [[Khaine]], but [[Ulthuan\|Cothique]] holds him as their patron god above Asuryan due to their manly belief that wrestling sea monsters bare-chested is something that should be done whenever possible, and the elves of Lothern think he's a bro since their sea monsters tend to ignore elves and their allies while consuming [[Dark Elf]] and [[Warriors of Chaos\|Norsemen]] ships whole. While this is technically HERESY, elves from other regions just bitch and make fun of them instead of FWIPing them. So far he's saved [[Sea Lord Aislinn]], the admiral of the [[Ulthuan\|Lothern]] fleets in peacetime and the entire High Elf fleet from all kingdoms in times of war, three times from being killed making Aislinn the closest thing Mathlann has ever had to a mortal champion. In addition, the sailors of Cothique vessels are as devoted to him as any priest.

			In The End Times, he inhabited the body of his mortal champion, the elf Sea Lord, Aislinn. When Aislinn/Mathlann was killed by Tyrion/Khaine, Mathlann used his dying strength to summoned a storm that sunk half of Tyrion's fleet and damaged the rest while preserving a fragment of his power... said fragment hid some elf souls, but was found and consumed by Slaanesh so Mathlann was gone for good...or so it seemed.

			===Manann===
	There is also a human god, Manann, who is identical to him, and may in fact just be Mathlann under a different name. He supposedly has a grudge against the god of sharks, pirates, and shipwrecks named Stromfels...however, that assumes the latter actually exists. Despite his priesthood's claims otherwise, there are some people who believe that Stromfels is actually just another manifestation of Manann.		There is also a human god, Manann, who is identical to him, and may in fact just be Mathlann under a different name. He supposedly has a grudge against the god of sharks, pirates, and shipwrecks named Stromfels...however, that assumes the latter actually exists. Despite his priesthood's claims otherwise, there are some people who believe that Stromfels is actually just another manifestation of Manann.

	In The End Times, he inhabited the body of his mortal champion, the elf Sea Lord, Aislinn. When Aislinn/Mathlann was killed by Tyrion/Khaine, Mathlann used his dying strength to summoned a storm that sunk half of Tyrion's fleet and damaged the rest while preserving a fragment of his power... said fragment hid some elf souls, but was found and consumed by Slaanesh so Mathlann was gone for good...or so it seemed.
	{{Empire-Gods}}		{{Empire-Gods}}

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	In The End Times, he inhabited the body of his mortal champion, the elf Sea Lord, Aislinn. When Aislinn/Mathlann was killed by Tyrion/Khaine, Mathlann used his dying strength to summoned a storm that sunk half of Tyrion's fleet and damaged the rest while preserving a fragment of his power... said fragment hid some elf souls, but was found and consumed by Slaanesh so Mathlann was gone for good...or so it seemed.		In The End Times, he inhabited the body of his mortal champion, the elf Sea Lord, Aislinn. When Aislinn/Mathlann was killed by Tyrion/Khaine, Mathlann used his dying strength to summoned a storm that sunk half of Tyrion's fleet and damaged the rest while preserving a fragment of his power... said fragment hid some elf souls, but was found and consumed by Slaanesh so Mathlann was gone for good...or so it seemed.
			{{Empire-Gods}}

	== Age of Sigmar ==		== Age of Sigmar ==