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	'''Irish Cycle pages''' were fragments of myths that would later go on to form the {{wiki\|Mythological Cycle\|Mythological}} and {{wiki\|Ulster Cycle}}s of [[Ireland\|Irish]] [[Irish mythology\|mythology]]. During her time in Ireland, the [[Vikings\|Viking]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] of the [[Raven Clan]] collected these pages while helping her cousin [[Bárid mac Ímair]], King of [[Dublin]], and {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High King}} [[Flann Sinna]] secure their rules.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>		'''Irish Cycle pages''' were fragments of myths that would later go on to form the {{wiki\|Mythological Cycle\|Mythological}} and {{wiki\|Ulster Cycle}}s of [[Ireland\|Irish]] [[Irish mythology\|mythology]]. During her time in Ireland, the [[Vikings\|Viking]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] of the [[Raven Clan]] collected these pages while helping her cousin [[Bárid mac Ímair]], King of [[Dublin]], and {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High King}} [[Flann Sinna]] secure their rules.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>

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	The dead heat of a scorching sun was birthed in mud and misery.<br><br>The bloody babe, son of Buarainech, was called [[Balor]].<br><br>Champion of the {{Wiki\|Fomorians}}, he!<br><br>Balor bleats with spittled spite and leads his kin from the seething depths. The Fomorians, those of rock and rot, bringers of disease, despair and death. Cavorting in chaos.<br><br>Ever the foes of the [[Tuatha Dé Danann]].<br><br>[[Cú Chulainn]] [[Gae Bolg\|strikes deep]] in Balor's back, leaving the wound to fester.<br><br>Balor still stands, and fight he must, always the demon and jester.		The dead heat of a scorching sun was birthed in mud and misery.<br><br>The bloody babe, son of Buarainech, was called [[Balor]].<br><br>Champion of the {{Wiki\|Fomorians}}, he!<br><br>Balor bleats with spittled spite and leads his kin from the seething depths. The Fomorians, those of rock and rot, bringers of disease, despair and death. Cavorting in chaos.<br><br>Ever the foes of the [[Tuatha Dé Danann]].<br><br>[[Cú Chulainn]] [[Gae Bolg\|strikes deep]] in Balor's back, leaving the wound to fester.<br><br>Balor still stands, and fight he must, always the demon and jester.
	\|-\|A Telling of Cú Chulainn=		\|-\|A Telling of Cú Chulainn=
	Never forget Cú Chulainn, son of [[Lug]]h, the Beast of [[Ulster]], who fought off cowardly [[Connacht]].<br><br>Always remember the {{Wiki\|Táin Bó Cúailnge}}, when he singly fought Queen [[Medb]]'s army, monstrous and misshapen, through many a moon.<br><br>And e'er beware the [[Gae Bolg]]—the [[spear]] that slew his {{Wiki\|Connla\|son}}—and [[Cú Chulainn Shield\|his shield]] and [[armor]] that drank of that blood. If you meet them in battle, you're doomed.		Never forget Cú Chulainn, son of [[Lug]]h, the Beast of [[Ulster]], who fought off cowardly [[Connacht]].<br><br>Always remember the {{Wiki\|Táin Bó Cúailnge}}, when he singly fought Queen {{Wiki\|Medb}}'s army, monstrous and misshapen, through many a moon.<br><br>And e'er beware the [[Gae Bolg]]—the [[spear]] that slew his {{Wiki\|Connla\|son}}—and [[Cú Chulainn Shield\|his shield]] and [[armor]] that drank of that blood. If you meet them in battle, you're doomed.
	\|-\|Legend of the Morrígan=		\|-\|Legend of the Morrígan=
	The [[Morrigan (Isu)\|Morrigan]] can choose her shape, often appearing as a [[crow]]. In such guise, she delights in soaring above the field of battle in search of mortal scrapes. I have seen this myself.<br><br>Goddess of War and Death, Prophecy and Fate, she can be whatsoever she wishes, though mostly is a woman, or sometimes three.<br><br>She set herself against Cú Chulainn and intervened in a bloody battle he fought with Queen Medb. It was a single battle that lasted a full autumn. Cú Chulainn left the Morrigan lame, but she transformed into an old farm woman and tricked him into curing her. Such is the power of The Morrigan.		The [[Morrigan (Isu)\|Morrigan]] can choose her shape, often appearing as a [[crow]]. In such guise, she delights in soaring above the field of battle in search of mortal scrapes. I have seen this myself.<br><br>Goddess of War and Death, Prophecy and Fate, she can be whatsoever she wishes, though mostly is a woman, or sometimes three.<br><br>She set herself against Cú Chulainn and intervened in a bloody battle he fought with Queen Medb. It was a single battle that lasted a full autumn. Cú Chulainn left the Morrigan lame, but she transformed into an old farm woman and tricked him into curing her. Such is the power of The Morrigan.

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	'''Irish Cycle pages''' were fragments of myths that would later go on to form the {{wiki\|Mythological Cycle\|Mythological}} and {{wiki\|Ulster Cycle}}s of [[Ireland\|Irish]] [[Irish mythology\|mythology]]. During her time in Ireland, the [[Vikings\|Viking]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] of the [[Raven Clan]] collected these pages while helping her cousin [[Bárid mac Ímair]], King of [[Dublin]], and {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High King}} [[Flann Sinna]] secure their rules.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>		'''Irish Cycle pages''' were fragments of myths that would later go on to form the {{wiki\|Mythological Cycle\|Mythological}} and {{wiki\|Ulster Cycle}}s of [[Ireland\|Irish]] [[Irish mythology\|mythology]]. During her time in Ireland, the [[Vikings\|Viking]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] of the [[Raven Clan]] collected these pages while helping her cousin [[Bárid mac Ímair]], King of [[Dublin]], and {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High King}} [[Flann Sinna]] secure their rules.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>

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	~~{{Expand}}~~		'''Irish Cycle pages''' were fragments of myths that would later go on to form the {{wiki\|Mythological Cycle\|Mythological}} and {{wiki\|Ulster Cycle}}s of [[Ireland\|Irish]] [[Irish mythology\|mythology]]. During her time in Ireland, the [[Vikings\|Viking]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] of the [[Raven Clan]] collected these pages while helping her cousin [[Bárid mac Ímair]], King of [[Dublin]], and {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High King}} [[Flann Sinna]] secure their rules.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>
	'''Irish Cycle pages''' were fragments of myths that would later go on to form the {{wiki\|Mythological Cycle\|Mythological}} and {{wiki\|Ulster Cycle}}s of [[Ireland\|Irish]] [[Irish mythology\|mythology]]. [[~~Eivor Varinsdottir~~]], ''[[jarl]]skona'' of the [[Raven Clan]] collected these pages ~~during her time in Ireland~~ helping her cousin [[Bárid mac Ímair]], King of [[Dublin]], and ~~[[Flann Sinna]],~~ {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland}}, secure their rules.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>

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	\|-\|Balor of the Fomorians=		\|-\|Balor of the Fomorians=
	The dead heat of a scorching sun was birthed in mud and misery.<br><br>The bloody babe, son of Buarainech, was called [[Balor]].<br><br>Champion of the {{Wiki\|Fomorians}}, he!<br><br>Balor bleats with spittled spite and leads his kin from the seething depths. The Fomorians, those of rock and rot, bringers of disease, despair and death. Cavorting in chaos.<br><br>Ever the foes of the [[Tuatha Dé Danann]].<br><br>[~~obscured~~]		The dead heat of a scorching sun was birthed in mud and misery.<br><br>The bloody babe, son of Buarainech, was called [[Balor]].<br><br>Champion of the {{Wiki\|Fomorians}}, he!<br><br>Balor bleats with spittled spite and leads his kin from the seething depths. The Fomorians, those of rock and rot, bringers of disease, despair and death. Cavorting in chaos.<br><br>Ever the foes of the [[Tuatha Dé Danann]].<br><br>[[Cú Chulainn]] [[Gae Bolg\|strikes deep]] in Balor's back, leaving the wound to fester.<br><br>Balor still stands, and fight he must, always the demon and jester.
	\|-\|A Telling of Cú Chulainn=		\|-\|A Telling of Cú Chulainn=
	Never forget [[Cú Chulainn]], son of [[Lug]]h, the Beast of [[Ulster]], who fought off cowardly [[Connacht]].<br><br>Always remember the {{Wiki\|Táin Bó Cúailnge}}, when he singly fought Queen [[Medb]]'s army, monstrous and misshapen, through many a moon.<br><br>And e'er beware the [[Gae Bolg]]—the [[spear]] that slew his {{Wiki\|Connla\|son}}—and [[Cú Chulainn Shield\|his shield]] and [[armor]] that drank of that blood. If you meet them in battle, you're doomed.		Never forget Cú Chulainn, son of [[Lug]]h, the Beast of [[Ulster]], who fought off cowardly [[Connacht]].<br><br>Always remember the {{Wiki\|Táin Bó Cúailnge}}, when he singly fought Queen [[Medb]]'s army, monstrous and misshapen, through many a moon.<br><br>And e'er beware the [[Gae Bolg]]—the [[spear]] that slew his {{Wiki\|Connla\|son}}—and [[Cú Chulainn Shield\|his shield]] and [[armor]] that drank of that blood. If you meet them in battle, you're doomed.
	\|-\|Legend of the Morrígan=		\|-\|Legend of the Morrígan=
	The [[Morrigan (Isu)\|Morrigan]] can choose her shape, often appearing as a [[crow]]. In such guise, she delights in soaring above the field of battle in search of mortal scrapes. I have seen this myself.<br><br>Goddess of War and Death, Prophecy and Fate, she can be whatsoever she wishes, though mostly is a woman, or sometimes three.<br><br>She set herself against Cú Chulainn and intervened in a bloody battle he fought with Queen Medb. It was a single battle that lasted a full autumn. Cú Chulainn left the Morrigan lame, but she transformed into an old farm woman and tricked him into curing her. Such is the power of The Morrigan.		The [[Morrigan (Isu)\|Morrigan]] can choose her shape, often appearing as a [[crow]]. In such guise, she delights in soaring above the field of battle in search of mortal scrapes. I have seen this myself.<br><br>Goddess of War and Death, Prophecy and Fate, she can be whatsoever she wishes, though mostly is a woman, or sometimes three.<br><br>She set herself against Cú Chulainn and intervened in a bloody battle he fought with Queen Medb. It was a single battle that lasted a full autumn. Cú Chulainn left the Morrigan lame, but she transformed into an old farm woman and tricked him into curing her. Such is the power of The Morrigan.

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	The dead heat of a scorching sun was birthed in mud and misery.<br><br>The bloody babe, son of Buarainech, was called [[Balor]].<br><br>Champion of the [[Fomorians]], he!<br><br>Balor bleats with spittled spite and leads his kin from the seething depths. The Fomorians, those of rock and rot, bringers of disease, despair and death. Cavorting in chaos.<br><br>Ever the foes of the [[Tuatha Dé Danann]].<br><br>[obscured]		The dead heat of a scorching sun was birthed in mud and misery.<br><br>The bloody babe, son of Buarainech, was called [[Balor]].<br><br>Champion of the {{Wiki\|Fomorians}}, he!<br><br>Balor bleats with spittled spite and leads his kin from the seething depths. The Fomorians, those of rock and rot, bringers of disease, despair and death. Cavorting in chaos.<br><br>Ever the foes of the [[Tuatha Dé Danann]].<br><br>[obscured]
	\|-\|A Telling of Cú Chulainn=		\|-\|A Telling of Cú Chulainn=
	Never forget [[Cú Chulainn]], son of [[Lug]]h, the Beast of [[Ulster]], who fought off cowardly [[Connacht]].<br><br>Always remember the {{Wiki\|Táin Bó Cúailnge}}, when he singly fought Queen [[Medb]]'s army, monstrous and misshapen, through many a moon.<br><br>And e'er beware the [[Gae Bolg]]—the [[spear]] that slew his {{Wiki\|Connla\|son}}—and [[Cú Chulainn Shield\|his shield]] and [[armor]] that drank of that blood. If you meet them in battle, you're doomed.		Never forget [[Cú Chulainn]], son of [[Lug]]h, the Beast of [[Ulster]], who fought off cowardly [[Connacht]].<br><br>Always remember the {{Wiki\|Táin Bó Cúailnge}}, when he singly fought Queen [[Medb]]'s army, monstrous and misshapen, through many a moon.<br><br>And e'er beware the [[Gae Bolg]]—the [[spear]] that slew his {{Wiki\|Connla\|son}}—and [[Cú Chulainn Shield\|his shield]] and [[armor]] that drank of that blood. If you meet them in battle, you're doomed.

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	Long before man came to Ireland, a people descended like mist from the skies and settled here. The Tuatha Dé Danann.<br><br>Divine heroes these! Women and men of knowledge and delight. Makers of the ancient stones speckled throughout our island as well as the [[Lia Fáil]] itself, they lived a life of peace and wisdom inspiring the druids who were to come after.		Long before man came to Ireland, a people descended like mist from the skies and settled here. The Tuatha Dé Danann.<br><br>Divine heroes these! Women and men of knowledge and delight. Makers of the ancient stones speckled throughout our island as well as the [[Lia Fáil]] itself, they lived a life of peace and wisdom inspiring the druids who were to come after.
	\|-\|Tara Hill and the Lia Fáil=		\|-\|Tara Hill and the Lia Fáil=
	Located in [[Meath]], the [[Hill of Tara]] is the ceremonial site ''[sic]'' the {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High Kings of Ireland}}; where they are inaugurated and where they take their seat. The Hill itself has several circular enclosures, one of which contains the Lia Fáil, a standing stone known as the Stone of Destiny. According to legend, the stone would roar three times if the inaugurated king was indeed the rightful one.		Located in [[Meath]], the [[Hill of Tara]] is the ceremonial site ''[sic]'' the {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High Kings of Ireland}}; where they are inaugurated and where they take their seat. The Hill itself has several circular enclosures, one of which contains the [[Lia Fáil]], a standing stone known as the Stone of Destiny. According to legend, the stone would roar three times if the inaugurated king was indeed the rightful one.
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	~~TBA~~		The dead heat of a scorching sun was birthed in mud and misery.<br><br>The bloody babe, son of Buarainech, was called [[Balor]].<br><br>Champion of the [[Fomorians]], he!<br><br>Balor bleats with spittled spite and leads his kin from the seething depths. The Fomorians, those of rock and rot, bringers of disease, despair and death. Cavorting in chaos.<br><br>Ever the foes of the [[Tuatha Dé Danann]].<br><br>[obscured]
	\|-\|A Telling of Cú Chulainn=		\|-\|A Telling of Cú Chulainn=
	Never forget [[Cú Chulainn]], son of [[Lug~~\|Lugh~~]], the Beast of [[Ulster]], who fought off cowardly [[Connacht]].<br><br>Always remember the {{Wiki\|Táin Bó Cúailnge}}, when he singly fought Queen [[Medb]]'s army, monstrous and misshapen, through many a moon.<br><br>And e'er beware the [[Gae Bolg]] ~~- the~~ [[spear]] that slew his {{Wiki\|Connla\|son}} ~~- and his~~ [[shield]] and [[armor]] that drank of that blood. If you meet them in battle, you're doomed.		Never forget [[Cú Chulainn]], son of [[Lug]]h, the Beast of [[Ulster]], who fought off cowardly [[Connacht]].<br><br>Always remember the {{Wiki\|Táin Bó Cúailnge}}, when he singly fought Queen [[Medb]]'s army, monstrous and misshapen, through many a moon.<br><br>And e'er beware the [[Gae Bolg]]—the [[spear]] that slew his {{Wiki\|Connla\|son}}—and [[Cú Chulainn Shield\|his shield]] and [[armor]] that drank of that blood. If you meet them in battle, you're doomed.

	\|-\|Legend of the Morrígan=		\|-\|Legend of the Morrígan=
	The [[Morrigan (Isu)\|Morrigan]] can choose her shape, often appearing as a [[crow]]. In such guise, she delights in soaring above the field of battle in search of mortal scrapes. I have seen this myself.<br><br>Goddess of War and Death, Prophecy and Fate, she can be whatsoever she wishes, though mostly is a woman, or sometimes three.<br><br>She set herself against Cú Chulainn and intervened in a bloody battle he fought with Queen Medb. It was a single battle that lasted a full autumn. Cú Chulainn left the Morrigan lame, but she transformed into an old farm woman and tricked him into curing her. Such is the power of The Morrigan.		The [[Morrigan (Isu)\|Morrigan]] can choose her shape, often appearing as a [[crow]]. In such guise, she delights in soaring above the field of battle in search of mortal scrapes. I have seen this myself.<br><br>Goddess of War and Death, Prophecy and Fate, she can be whatsoever she wishes, though mostly is a woman, or sometimes three.<br><br>She set herself against Cú Chulainn and intervened in a bloody battle he fought with Queen Medb. It was a single battle that lasted a full autumn. Cú Chulainn left the Morrigan lame, but she transformed into an old farm woman and tricked him into curing her. Such is the power of The Morrigan.

	\|-\|Tuatha Dé Danann=		\|-\|Tuatha Dé Danann=
	Long before man came to Ireland, a people descended like mist from the skies and settled here. The [[Tuatha Dé Danann]].<br><br>Divine ~~hereos~~ these! Women and men of knowledge and delight. Makers of the ancient stones speckled throughout our island as well as the [[Lia Fáil]] itself, they lived a life of peace and wisdom inspiring the druids who were to come after.		Long before man came to Ireland, a people descended like mist from the skies and settled here. The Tuatha Dé Danann.<br><br>Divine heroes these! Women and men of knowledge and delight. Makers of the ancient stones speckled throughout our island as well as the [[Lia Fáil]] itself, they lived a life of peace and wisdom inspiring the druids who were to come after.
			\|-\|Tara Hill and the Lia Fáil=
			Located in [[Meath]], the [[Hill of Tara]] is the ceremonial site ''[sic]'' the {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High Kings of Ireland}}; where they are inaugurated and where they take their seat. The Hill itself has several circular enclosures, one of which contains the Lia Fáil, a standing stone known as the Stone of Destiny. According to legend, the stone would roar three times if the inaugurated king was indeed the rightful one.
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	~~TBA~~		Never forget [[Cú Chulainn]], son of [[Lug\|Lugh]], the Beast of [[Ulster]], who fought off cowardly [[Connacht]].<br><br>Always remember the {{Wiki\|Táin Bó Cúailnge}}, when he singly fought Queen [[Medb]]'s army, monstrous and misshapen, through many a moon.<br><br>And e'er beware the [[Gae Bolg]] - the [[spear]] that slew his {{Wiki\|Connla\|son}} - and his [[shield]] and [[armor]] that drank of that blood. If you meet them in battle, you're doomed.
	\|-\|~~The~~ Morrígan=
	~~TBA~~		\|-\|Legend of the Morrígan=
	\|-\|Tuatha De Danann=		The [[Morrigan (Isu)\|Morrigan]] can choose her shape, often appearing as a [[crow]]. In such guise, she delights in soaring above the field of battle in search of mortal scrapes. I have seen this myself.<br><br>Goddess of War and Death, Prophecy and Fate, she can be whatsoever she wishes, though mostly is a woman, or sometimes three.<br><br>She set herself against Cú Chulainn and intervened in a bloody battle he fought with Queen Medb. It was a single battle that lasted a full autumn. Cú Chulainn left the Morrigan lame, but she transformed into an old farm woman and tricked him into curing her. Such is the power of The Morrigan.
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			\|-\|Tuatha Dé Danann=
			Long before man came to Ireland, a people descended like mist from the skies and settled here. The [[Tuatha Dé Danann]].<br><br>Divine hereos these! Women and men of knowledge and delight. Makers of the ancient stones speckled throughout our island as well as the [[Lia Fáil]] itself, they lived a life of peace and wisdom inspiring the druids who were to come after.
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	The dead heat of a scorching sun was birthed in mud and misery.<br><br>The bloody babe, son of Buarainech, was called [[Balor]].<br><br>Champion of the {{Wiki\|Fomorians}}, he!<br><br>Balor bleats with spittled spite and leads his kin from the seething depths. The Fomorians, those of rock and rot, bringers of disease, despair and death. Cavorting in chaos.<br><br>Ever the foes of the [[Tuatha Dé Danann]].<br><br>[[Cú Chulainn]] [[Gae Bolg\|strikes deep]] in Balor's back, leaving the wound to fester.<br><br>Balor still stands, and fight he must, always the demon and jester.		The dead heat of a scorching sun was birthed in mud and misery.<br><br>The bloody babe, son of Buarainech, was called [[Balor]].<br><br>Champion of the {{Wiki\|Fomorians}}, he!<br><br>Balor bleats with spittled spite and leads his kin from the seething depths. The Fomorians, those of rock and rot, bringers of disease, despair and death. Cavorting in chaos.<br><br>Ever the foes of the [[Tuatha Dé Danann]].<br><br>[[Cú Chulainn]] [[Gae Bolg\|strikes deep]] in Balor's back, leaving the wound to fester.<br><br>Balor still stands, and fight he must, always the demon and jester.
	\|-\|A Telling of Cú Chulainn=		\|-\|A Telling of Cú Chulainn=
	Never forget Cú Chulainn, son of [[Lug]]h, the Beast of [[Ulster]], who fought off cowardly [[Connacht]].<br><br>Always remember the {{Wiki\|Táin Bó Cúailnge}}, when he singly fought Queen [[Medb]]'s army, monstrous and misshapen, through many a moon.<br><br>And e'er beware the [[Gae Bolg]]—the [[spear]] that slew his {{Wiki\|Connla\|son}}—and [[Cú Chulainn Shield\|his shield]] and [[armor]] that drank of that blood. If you meet them in battle, you're doomed.		Never forget Cú Chulainn, son of [[Lug]]h, the Beast of [[Ulster]], who fought off cowardly [[Connacht]].<br><br>Always remember the {{Wiki\|Táin Bó Cúailnge}}, when he singly fought Queen {{Wiki\|Medb}}'s army, monstrous and misshapen, through many a moon.<br><br>And e'er beware the [[Gae Bolg]]—the [[spear]] that slew his {{Wiki\|Connla\|son}}—and [[Cú Chulainn Shield\|his shield]] and [[armor]] that drank of that blood. If you meet them in battle, you're doomed.
	\|-\|Legend of the Morrígan=		\|-\|Legend of the Morrígan=
	The [[Morrigan (Isu)\|Morrigan]] can choose her shape, often appearing as a [[crow]]. In such guise, she delights in soaring above the field of battle in search of mortal scrapes. I have seen this myself.<br><br>Goddess of War and Death, Prophecy and Fate, she can be whatsoever she wishes, though mostly is a woman, or sometimes three.<br><br>She set herself against Cú Chulainn and intervened in a bloody battle he fought with Queen Medb. It was a single battle that lasted a full autumn. Cú Chulainn left the Morrigan lame, but she transformed into an old farm woman and tricked him into curing her. Such is the power of The Morrigan.		The [[Morrigan (Isu)\|Morrigan]] can choose her shape, often appearing as a [[crow]]. In such guise, she delights in soaring above the field of battle in search of mortal scrapes. I have seen this myself.<br><br>Goddess of War and Death, Prophecy and Fate, she can be whatsoever she wishes, though mostly is a woman, or sometimes three.<br><br>She set herself against Cú Chulainn and intervened in a bloody battle he fought with Queen Medb. It was a single battle that lasted a full autumn. Cú Chulainn left the Morrigan lame, but she transformed into an old farm woman and tricked him into curing her. Such is the power of The Morrigan.

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	~~{{Expand}}~~		'''Irish Cycle pages''' were fragments of myths that would later go on to form the {{wiki\|Mythological Cycle\|Mythological}} and {{wiki\|Ulster Cycle}}s of [[Ireland\|Irish]] [[Irish mythology\|mythology]]. During her time in Ireland, the [[Vikings\|Viking]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] of the [[Raven Clan]] collected these pages while helping her cousin [[Bárid mac Ímair]], King of [[Dublin]], and {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High King}} [[Flann Sinna]] secure their rules.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>
	'''Irish Cycle pages''' were fragments of myths that would later go on to form the {{wiki\|Mythological Cycle\|Mythological}} and {{wiki\|Ulster Cycle}}s of [[Ireland\|Irish]] [[Irish mythology\|mythology]]. [[~~Eivor Varinsdottir~~]], ''[[jarl]]skona'' of the [[Raven Clan]] collected these pages ~~during her time in Ireland~~ helping her cousin [[Bárid mac Ímair]], King of [[Dublin]], and ~~[[Flann Sinna]],~~ {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland}}, secure their rules.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>

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	\|-\|Balor of the Fomorians=		\|-\|Balor of the Fomorians=
	The dead heat of a scorching sun was birthed in mud and misery.<br><br>The bloody babe, son of Buarainech, was called [[Balor]].<br><br>Champion of the {{Wiki\|Fomorians}}, he!<br><br>Balor bleats with spittled spite and leads his kin from the seething depths. The Fomorians, those of rock and rot, bringers of disease, despair and death. Cavorting in chaos.<br><br>Ever the foes of the [[Tuatha Dé Danann]].<br><br>[~~obscured~~]		The dead heat of a scorching sun was birthed in mud and misery.<br><br>The bloody babe, son of Buarainech, was called [[Balor]].<br><br>Champion of the {{Wiki\|Fomorians}}, he!<br><br>Balor bleats with spittled spite and leads his kin from the seething depths. The Fomorians, those of rock and rot, bringers of disease, despair and death. Cavorting in chaos.<br><br>Ever the foes of the [[Tuatha Dé Danann]].<br><br>[[Cú Chulainn]] [[Gae Bolg\|strikes deep]] in Balor's back, leaving the wound to fester.<br><br>Balor still stands, and fight he must, always the demon and jester.
	\|-\|A Telling of Cú Chulainn=		\|-\|A Telling of Cú Chulainn=
	Never forget [[Cú Chulainn]], son of [[Lug]]h, the Beast of [[Ulster]], who fought off cowardly [[Connacht]].<br><br>Always remember the {{Wiki\|Táin Bó Cúailnge}}, when he singly fought Queen [[Medb]]'s army, monstrous and misshapen, through many a moon.<br><br>And e'er beware the [[Gae Bolg]]—the [[spear]] that slew his {{Wiki\|Connla\|son}}—and [[Cú Chulainn Shield\|his shield]] and [[armor]] that drank of that blood. If you meet them in battle, you're doomed.		Never forget Cú Chulainn, son of [[Lug]]h, the Beast of [[Ulster]], who fought off cowardly [[Connacht]].<br><br>Always remember the {{Wiki\|Táin Bó Cúailnge}}, when he singly fought Queen [[Medb]]'s army, monstrous and misshapen, through many a moon.<br><br>And e'er beware the [[Gae Bolg]]—the [[spear]] that slew his {{Wiki\|Connla\|son}}—and [[Cú Chulainn Shield\|his shield]] and [[armor]] that drank of that blood. If you meet them in battle, you're doomed.
	\|-\|Legend of the Morrígan=		\|-\|Legend of the Morrígan=
	The [[Morrigan (Isu)\|Morrigan]] can choose her shape, often appearing as a [[crow]]. In such guise, she delights in soaring above the field of battle in search of mortal scrapes. I have seen this myself.<br><br>Goddess of War and Death, Prophecy and Fate, she can be whatsoever she wishes, though mostly is a woman, or sometimes three.<br><br>She set herself against Cú Chulainn and intervened in a bloody battle he fought with Queen Medb. It was a single battle that lasted a full autumn. Cú Chulainn left the Morrigan lame, but she transformed into an old farm woman and tricked him into curing her. Such is the power of The Morrigan.		The [[Morrigan (Isu)\|Morrigan]] can choose her shape, often appearing as a [[crow]]. In such guise, she delights in soaring above the field of battle in search of mortal scrapes. I have seen this myself.<br><br>Goddess of War and Death, Prophecy and Fate, she can be whatsoever she wishes, though mostly is a woman, or sometimes three.<br><br>She set herself against Cú Chulainn and intervened in a bloody battle he fought with Queen Medb. It was a single battle that lasted a full autumn. Cú Chulainn left the Morrigan lame, but she transformed into an old farm woman and tricked him into curing her. Such is the power of The Morrigan.