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[dragongirl]

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[Bajka20]

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[jasminaGo]

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[Gatecat]

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EDIT: TJ´s dragons grew up. http://forums.dragcave.net/index.php?showtopic=101010

[RealmOfX]

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[Draygon]

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[es!]

Oooh I so love the ember dragons!

[harsesis]

iz giving morning clicksies
and decided to go for a dino

[Gatecat]

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[Draco-Stellaris]

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[Bajka20]

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[aretood2]

Melkor is the Quenya (elven latin) name of Morgoth. It means "He who arises in might.". In Tolkiens world he is something comparable to Lucifer in Christian mythologie.



For further reference I highly recommend the Silmarilion by Tolkien.

btw, Morgoth means "Black Foe" in Sindarin.

Edit: There´s a new quest on MagiStream. I already got my Mermaid ally.

Mythology in English means none existent beliefs or superstitions, as in the religion where they come from no longer exists in mass or is no longer recognized as a belief/life style/philosophical system that is used today by many. However in my opinion things like the Holy Grail would be Christian Mythology since it is independent of the theology of Christianity.

*Nitpicking on Cat's almost well done definition of a word clicks*

[Girlbot]

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[Draygon]

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[Gatecat]

Mythology in English means none existent beliefs or superstitions, as in the religion where they come from no longer exists in mass or is no longer recognized as a belief/life style/philosophical system that is used today by many. However in my opinion things like the Holy Grail would be Christian Mythology since it is independent of the theology of Christianity.

*Nitpicking on Cat's almost well done definition of a word clicks*

Thank you for the explanation.
In German you can speak of any religion, be it still practiced or not (or even fictional like the Silmarilion), as an mythology. And that´s also my opinion. Therefor you can find the Silmarilion right beside the Bible and Bhagavad Gita in my bookshelf. And I hope I get round to read the Koran some time too.

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