Shield of Rigel

The Shield of Rigel is a Legendary Weapon/Armour used by Sigma and Epsilon, and their various version.

Properties
The Shield of Rigel has different properties depending on the worldframe.

In most versions, the Shield of Rigel is a heater shield built to be worn on the left arm. It is made of some durable metal that makes it incredibly resistant to damage, and usually has some kind of cloth over the top depicting the heraldry. The shield is roughly 2 feet by 2 feet, with a slight curve which is roughly 4 inches deep. Most versions are also capable of slowly repairing itself.

Some versions are oversized and designed to be worn on one of The Warden's battlesuits. These massive slabs of metal are not actually made of the same material, but instead are made of steel or Rakad-steel and enhanced with energy shielding. These shields are further reinforced by having a piece of the orignal Shield of Rigel, broken apart through unknown means, which infuses the larger one with its same durability but loses out on the same regeneration affect. These shields are flat, and often about 4 feet by four feet.

These shields are also capable of being 'enhanced' through various means.

History
Unlike most Legendary Weapons, the Shield of Rigel is actually remarkably simple. The shield itself, which is just an unusually durable metal shield that can repair itself, is often found in a random ditch or other unassuming place by Sigma or Epsilon, and is then painted over or covered in cloth with their heraldry. Nobody really knows where the shield came from or who made it, and it has no identifying marks otherwise.

Trivia

 * The Shield of Rigel is actually based off a shield owned by Warden-Sigma in real life. The shield, used for medieval reenactment, is made of wood and doesn't possess any unusual properties. The heraldry on it is also used by Warden-Sigma as both his iconography and his reenactment heraldry.
 * This shield does make an appearance as Sigma's starting shield in Tales from the Sigmaland, though it is not legendary.
 * The Shield of Rigel gets its name from the star system, Rigel, of which the stars are used as the basis for the heraldry, a large blue star with a smaller one below it.