I may look upon it as more of a symbol of the order - formed in a sunny area :icon_confused: - rather than another symbol for the goddess herself.
my point is that the sun is not a symbol of Myrmidia in GW background up until the inception of the Blazing suns. Her high temple is in Tilea as far as I know, where her worship is more prevalent. As for Solland and Myrmidia both using the sun, well.the sun is a pretty common motif after all, and Myrmadia isn't really a widely worshipped deity in the Empire. The shield and spear that you mentioned were mentioned earlier are also Her symbols, not unlike the hammer for Sigmar. Quote from: MisterGato on February 16, 2007, 08:21:14 AM -Warhammer Fantasy Roleplaying does support the idea of people using battle prayers in Her name, but they had entirely different effect from the Sigmar ones. Warhammer Fantasy Roleplaying does support the idea of people using battle prayers in Her name, but they had entirely different effect from the Sigmar ones. Well, O-Kay! That's what I was hoping for! Although would there be any warrior priests of Myrmidia, when she's more like the generals god-of-well-thought-out-strategy? On the other Hand, falling bronze statues are not that subtle either, so I'll be ok. More of a focus on things like tactics that smiting with your god-given fury Quote -Specially, Myrmidia is the patron of what could be called Intellectual war. The Gamers Guild > WHFB The Electors' Forum Knights of the Blazing Sun background symbolism
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