Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta, popularly known as the Wolf of Rimini, was an Italian condottiero and nobleman. He was widely considered by his contemporaries as one of the most daring military leaders, ingeniously defending his little realm from greater forces. Dark rumours were spread about the suspicious deaths of two of his wifes, and no religious sign was put in his mausoleum, Sigismondo being excommunicated at the time of its building. In the end he couldn't save his little realm, but such was his great taste in arts and the beauty of the works of art he promoted that he was called "the greatest loser in history": now the Wolf is back, haunting the Blood Bowl pitch to revenge old and new enemies...