Difference between revisions of "Ithragar"
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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | Clan Mordkin | + | Clan Mordkin ensnared the dragon with shock nets and then poisoned, chained and dragged it into their lair. For many weeks it was kept alive and drugged as many litters grew strong feeding on its flesh. Finally it died and its rib cage was made into the gates of the clan fortress. {{Fn|1a}} |
===[[End Times]]=== | ===[[End Times]]=== | ||
| − | At the [[Battle of Mordkin Lair]], [[Mannfred von Carstein]] animated the mortal remains and unleashed it on the skaven. As he departed withe [[Fellblade]], he empowered it with enough magical | + | At the [[Battle of Mordkin Lair]], [[Mannfred von Carstein]] animated the mortal remains and unleashed it on the skaven. As he departed withe [[Fellblade]], he empowered it with enough magical energy to sustain it for a few days. {{Fn|1b}} |
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
Latest revision as of 22:48, 26 March 2024
Ithragar was a Dragon captured and killed by Clan Mordkin. [1a]
History
Clan Mordkin ensnared the dragon with shock nets and then poisoned, chained and dragged it into their lair. For many weeks it was kept alive and drugged as many litters grew strong feeding on its flesh. Finally it died and its rib cage was made into the gates of the clan fortress. [1a]
End Times
At the Battle of Mordkin Lair, Mannfred von Carstein animated the mortal remains and unleashed it on the skaven. As he departed withe Fellblade, he empowered it with enough magical energy to sustain it for a few days. [1b]
Sources
