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''Helrúna'' means "Hellish Monster" in [[Lore:Old Maelan|Old Maelan]]. They are also known as ''Thairarzil'', which means "Terror of Hell" in [[Lore:Noralar|Noralar]]. Because of their more recent history in attacking [[Lore:Thenodar|Thenodar]] (which is particular in their wider spread use of Old Maelan naming conventions), the former is more often used when referring to these creatures. | ''Helrúna'' means "Hellish Monster" in [[Lore:Old Maelan|Old Maelan]]. They are also known as ''Thairarzil'', which means "Terror of Hell" in [[Lore:Noralar|Noralar]]. Because of their more recent history in attacking [[Lore:Thenodar|Thenodar]] (which is particular in their wider spread use of Old Maelan naming conventions), the former is more often used when referring to these creatures. | ||
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Few can be referenced in history, but those that can are all said to have been found within coastal cliffs or deep beneath the sea. | Few can be referenced in history, but those that can are all said to have been found within coastal cliffs or deep beneath the sea. | ||
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Revision as of 08:24, 30 August 2015
A Helrúna is a large, aquatic Nomshethair.
Helrúna means "Hellish Monster" in Old Maelan. They are also known as Thairarzil, which means "Terror of Hell" in Noralar. Because of their more recent history in attacking Thenodar (which is particular in their wider spread use of Old Maelan naming conventions), the former is more often used when referring to these creatures.
Habitat
Few can be referenced in history, but those that can are all said to have been found within coastal cliffs or deep beneath the sea.
