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Adar Llwch Gwin

Also called AdarLlwchGwin.

Welsh tales introduce Adar Llwch Gwin, large birds resembling griffins. They obey their chosen human companions, defending them fiercely in battle.

At a glance

Tradition
Welsh folklore
Region
Wales (place of origin)
Kind
Griffin lineage
Trait family
The Storm-Winged
Symbols
Bird

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Symbols

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Traits

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Form

  • Lion eagle composite
    why

    The Adar Llwch Gwin, legendary creatures from Welsh mythology, are majestic avian beings that combine the noble grace of eagles with the fierce power of lions.

  • Giant wingspan
    why

    possess massive wings capable of generating powerful gusts of wind

Offensive powers

  • Combat prowess
    why

    In combat, they are formidable warriors, using their powerful beaks, talons, and wings to devastating effect against their enemies.

  • Storm summoning
    why

    These griffon-like creatures stand taller than horses, with powerful legs ending in razor-sharp talons, and possess massive wings capable of generating powerful gusts of wind.

Utility powers

  • Speech
    why

    They possess an uncanny ability to understand human speech and intentions, often anticipating their companion's needs before they are expressed.

  • Precognition
    why

    Some tales speak of their ability to see glimpses of the future or to sense impending danger.

Roles

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