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Did GW publish any background or pictures that give us Sigmar's physical size? As in, modern Nagash is bigger than in his clown days. Alarielle is not elf sized anymore either. Did the same happen to Sigmar? Or is he still human sized?

Just wondering.

And while we're at it, what do his Time of Legends novels have to say on the matter?

Nagash is even way bigger than his model would indicate. In the novels his giant form is just a manifestation he forms at will.



I don't think Sigmar's form is that much larger than the stormcast. During the scenes where they interact with him, I don't recall him being described as towering a 100 feet in the air or something. I think it might be more like the primarch size in 40k. After all, way back when whfb and 40k launched it was implied he was a primarch. They have since gone in another direction though.

From the way the fluff goes they seem to portray gods as being able to take various forms and sizes; from my reading they are quite literally 'larger than life' and do not have a 'true' size so to speak. Nagash for certain can disperse and reform his body at will.

But the basic answer to your question is Primarch-sized.

Cool. Thanks, guys.