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| − | [[File:Mourngul ERC.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Mourngul]] | + | {{Incomplete}} |
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| + | [[File:Mourngul ERC.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Mourngul{{Fn|2}}]] | ||
| − | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' are terrifying half living creatures that are found in the wildernesses of the world. {{Fn| | + | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' are terrifying half living creatures that are found in the wildernesses of the world.{{Fn|1}} |
| − | They haunt expanses of emptiness and are neither alive or dead, feared by all who encounter them, except [[Ogre]]s who seem not to be preyed upon by them. {{Fn| | + | They haunt expanses of emptiness and are neither alive or dead, feared by all who encounter them, except [[Ogre]]s who seem not to be preyed upon by them.{{Fn|1}} |
==Habitat== | ==Habitat== | ||
| − | They are known to dwell on the highest peaks of the [[Black Mountains]]. {{Fn| | + | They are known to dwell on the highest peaks of the [[Black Mountains]] {{Fn|1}} as well as other bleak and empty locations of the [[Old World]] from the [[Grey Mountains]] to [[Norsca]]. {{Fn|2}} |
| − | == | + | ==Nature== |
| − | Legends claim that they are the | + | Legends claim that they are the remnants of those who devoured their companions in order to survive {{Fn|1}} but whose corpse when they perish are twisted into inhuman monsters becoming neither [[Ghost]] or revenant that mocks life with its visage. Theey are condemened to a life of isolation and unending hunger, attacking all they find. {{Fn|2}} |
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| + | They are sought out by heroes of the living and [[Chaos Champion]]s seeking glory as well as [[Necromancer]]s who wish to control them but few succeed and only when the [[Winds of Magic]] blow strongly can they be bound by powerful magic. {{Fn|2}} | ||
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| + | They are surrounded by an aura of cold that slows and kills their enemies and even in broad daylight they seem to shift and shimmer as if they were a mirage. {{Fn|2}} | ||
==Miniatures== | ==Miniatures== | ||
<center><gallery> | <center><gallery> | ||
| + | Mourngul 01.jpg|{{Cite This}} | ||
</gallery></center> | </gallery></center> | ||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
| − | *{{Endn|1}}: [[Empire in Ruins Companion (4th Edition)]] | + | *{{Endn|1}}: [[Empire in Ruins Companion (4th Edition)]], Ominous Threats, pg. 61 |
| − | + | *{{Endn|2}}: [[Monstrous Arcanum]], Mourngul, pg. 54-55 | |
| + | *{{Endn|3}}: [[Total War Warhammer II]] Mourngul, Mourngul Haunter{{Cite This}} | ||
[[Category: Creatures]] | [[Category: Creatures]] | ||
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Mourngul are terrifying half living creatures that are found in the wildernesses of the world.[1]
They haunt expanses of emptiness and are neither alive or dead, feared by all who encounter them, except Ogres who seem not to be preyed upon by them.[1]
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Habitat
They are known to dwell on the highest peaks of the Black Mountains [1] as well as other bleak and empty locations of the Old World from the Grey Mountains to Norsca. [2]
Nature
Legends claim that they are the remnants of those who devoured their companions in order to survive [1] but whose corpse when they perish are twisted into inhuman monsters becoming neither Ghost or revenant that mocks life with its visage. Theey are condemened to a life of isolation and unending hunger, attacking all they find. [2]
They are sought out by heroes of the living and Chaos Champions seeking glory as well as Necromancers who wish to control them but few succeed and only when the Winds of Magic blow strongly can they be bound by powerful magic. [2]
They are surrounded by an aura of cold that slows and kills their enemies and even in broad daylight they seem to shift and shimmer as if they were a mirage. [2]
Miniatures
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Sources
- 1: Empire in Ruins Companion (4th Edition), Ominous Threats, pg. 61
- 2: Monstrous Arcanum, Mourngul, pg. 54-55
- 3: Total War Warhammer II Mourngul, Mourngul HaunterNeeds Citation
