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Urgal legends portrayed the Human race as evil and corrupt. This age-old hatred led to many wars, with heroes and villains on both sides. Urgals have signed peace treaties with other races, but they rarely last, as the entire Urgal culture is based upon war.
Kull were especially large Urgals. Kull were born as Urgals and through their growth, they grew progressively larger until they were above eight feet tall. Also, when they are born they have no horns but as they grow they slowly get them. They were then called Kull.
The Urgal language was a simple one: however, many of the words used were unpronounceable to non-Urgals. Few Urgal words were known, as Urgals did not often converse with other races. Most of the...
Nar Garzhvog: An Urgal war chief, he allied the Urgals with the Varden to bring down King Galbatorix. He is a Kull, meaning he is over eight feet tall.
Yarbog is an Urgal who challenges the authority of Roran (his commander) during a mission. Roran defeats him in an unarmed combat wrestling match and earns his respect. Shades are humanoid sorcerers possessed by spirits.
The Inheritance Cycle is a bestselling series of four books about a young dragon rider and his adventures in a magical world. The web page does not mention urgal, a possible misspelling of urgal, a mythical creature in Tolkien's Middle-earth.
Learn about the Urgal language, a fictional tongue spoken by the horned humanoids in Christopher Paolini's fantasy novels. Explore the Urgal to English and English to Urgal dictionaries and discover the meanings of some common words.
