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'''Thurreliot''' is the named of the winged horse that appears on the [[emblem]] for the [[House Jerinsen]], which rules over [[Gruenormark]]. Following the assassination of King [[Devonian 3]], the House switched banner emblems from a regular stallion to Thurreliot. | '''Thurreliot''' is the named of the winged horse that appears on the [[emblem]] for the [[House Jerinsen]], which rules over [[Gruenormark]]. Following the assassination of King [[Devonian 3]], the House switched banner emblems from a regular stallion to Thurreliot. | ||
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Ancient mythology holds that the winged horse Thurreliot was created by [[Skulf]], the god of chaos, as a way to ruin a bet between [[Drend]] and [[Orend]] (gods of earth and air) as to who had the most majestic creature. As a result of this, Drend and Orend came together to create dragons as a way to spurn Skulf. Thurreliot was later killed by two of these winged lizards to teach Skulf a lesson. | Ancient mythology holds that the winged horse Thurreliot was created by [[Skulf]], the god of chaos, as a way to ruin a bet between [[Drend]] and [[Orend]] (gods of earth and air) as to who had the most majestic creature. As a result of this, Drend and Orend came together to create dragons as a way to spurn Skulf. Thurreliot was later killed by two of these winged lizards to teach Skulf a lesson. Because of this, it was Skulf who disclosed the weaknesses of dragons to mortal men, who would then go on to hunt dragons for sport. | ||
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Revision as of 04:32, 26 July 2023
Thurreliot is the named of the winged horse that appears on the emblem for the House Jerinsen, which rules over Gruenormark. Following the assassination of King Devonian 3, the House switched banner emblems from a regular stallion to Thurreliot.
Mythology
Ancient mythology holds that the winged horse Thurreliot was created by Skulf, the god of chaos, as a way to ruin a bet between Drend and Orend (gods of earth and air) as to who had the most majestic creature. As a result of this, Drend and Orend came together to create dragons as a way to spurn Skulf. Thurreliot was later killed by two of these winged lizards to teach Skulf a lesson. Because of this, it was Skulf who disclosed the weaknesses of dragons to mortal men, who would then go on to hunt dragons for sport.