Morgul-wound - Revision history

Sage: moved Morgul-wounds to Morgul-wound

2012-08-23T15:02:01Z

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Gamling: Added information, added references

2012-07-15T02:17:23Z

Added information, added references

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−	~~The~~ weapons of [[Sauron]]'s greatest ~~servants—or~~, at least, of the [[Nazgûl]]~~—carried~~ dark enchantments that cursed the wounds ~~they inflicted~~. The wounds themselves varied; those suffered by Steward [[Boromir (Steward of Gondor)\|Boromir]] left him in crippling pain and shortened his life, while the wound taken by [[Frodo Baggins\|Frodo]] on [[Weathertop]] threatened to make him a wraith.	+	'''Morgul-wounds''' were inflicted by the weapons of [[Sauron]]'s greatest servants — or, at least, by those of the [[Nazgûl]]. They carried dark enchantments that cursed the wounds suffered by their victims. The wounds themselves varied; those suffered by Steward [[Boromir (Steward of Gondor)\|Boromir]] in {{TA\|2475}} left him in crippling pain and shortened his life<ref>{{App\|Stewards}}</ref> (he died in {{TA\|2489\|n}}<ref>{{App\|TA}}</ref>), while the wound taken by [[Frodo Baggins\|Frodo]] on [[Weathertop]]<ref>{{FR\|I11}}</ref> on [[6 October]] {{TA\|3018\|n}}<ref name="Great">{{App\|Great}}</ref> threatened to make him a wraith.<ref>{{FR\|II1}}</ref>

		+	On [[13 March]] {{TA\|3019\|n}}, when [[Faramir]] was retreating to [[Minas Tirith]]<ref name="Great"/> he held at bay a mounted soldier of [[Harad]] as the Nazgûl swirled overhead. Faramir was struck down by a flying dart - it was feared that it was from the Nazgûl and had created a Morgul-wound.<ref>{{RK\|V4}}</ref> However, after the great battle [[Aragorn]] examined the wound and found it to be healing. This proved that Faramir had not suffered a Morgul-wound. It had been believed that it was such though due to Faramir's sickness and fever, but Aragorn diagnosed Faramir's condition as due to weariness, grief, wounding, and the [[Black Breath]].<ref>{{RK\|V8}}</ref>
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	[[Category: Nazgûl]]		[[Category: Nazgûl]]

Mithbot: Bot Message: changing link to Boromir (Steward of Gondor)

2010-06-15T12:23:27Z

Bot Message: changing link to Boromir (Steward of Gondor)

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−	The weapons of [[Sauron]]'s greatest servants—or, at least, of the [[Nazgûl]]—carried dark enchantments that cursed the wounds they inflicted. The wounds themselves varied; those suffered by Steward [[Boromir ~~son~~ of ~~Denethor I~~\|Boromir]] left him in crippling pain and shortened his life, while the wound taken by [[Frodo Baggins\|Frodo]] on [[Weathertop]] threatened to make him a wraith.	+	The weapons of [[Sauron]]'s greatest servants—or, at least, of the [[Nazgûl]]—carried dark enchantments that cursed the wounds they inflicted. The wounds themselves varied; those suffered by Steward [[Boromir (Steward of Gondor)\|Boromir]] left him in crippling pain and shortened his life, while the wound taken by [[Frodo Baggins\|Frodo]] on [[Weathertop]] threatened to make him a wraith.

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Dr Death at 17:44, 22 September 2007

2007-09-22T17:44:26Z

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	The weapons of [[Sauron]]'s greatest servants—or, at least, of the [[Nazgûl]]—carried dark enchantments that cursed the wounds they inflicted. The wounds themselves varied; those suffered by Steward [[Boromir son of Denethor I\|Boromir]] left him in crippling pain and shortened his life, while the wound taken by [[Frodo Baggins\|Frodo]] on [[Weathertop]] threatened to make him a wraith.		The weapons of [[Sauron]]'s greatest servants—or, at least, of the [[Nazgûl]]—carried dark enchantments that cursed the wounds they inflicted. The wounds themselves varied; those suffered by Steward [[Boromir son of Denethor I\|Boromir]] left him in crippling pain and shortened his life, while the wound taken by [[Frodo Baggins\|Frodo]] on [[Weathertop]] threatened to make him a wraith.
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Elemmakil: correcting Frodo-links

2007-05-21T18:27:24Z

correcting Frodo-links

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−	The weapons of [[Sauron]]'s greatest servants—or, at least, of the [[Nazgûl]]—carried dark enchantments that cursed the wounds they inflicted. The wounds themselves varied; those suffered by Steward [[Boromir son of Denethor I\|Boromir]] left him in crippling pain and shortened his life, while the wound taken by [[Frodo]] on [[Weathertop]] threatened to make him a wraith.	+	The weapons of [[Sauron]]'s greatest servants—or, at least, of the [[Nazgûl]]—carried dark enchantments that cursed the wounds they inflicted. The wounds themselves varied; those suffered by Steward [[Boromir son of Denethor I\|Boromir]] left him in crippling pain and shortened his life, while the wound taken by [[Frodo Baggins\|Frodo]] on [[Weathertop]] threatened to make him a wraith.

Ebakunin at 17:27, 2 May 2006

2006-05-02T17:27:29Z

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−	The weapons of [[Sauron]]'s greatest ~~servants - or~~, at least, of the [[Nazgûl]] ~~- carried~~ dark enchantments that cursed the wounds they inflicted. The wounds themselves varied; ~~that~~ suffered by Steward [[Boromir]] left in crippling pain and shortened his life, while the wound taken by [[Frodo]] on [[Weathertop]] threatened to make him a wraith.	+	The weapons of [[Sauron]]'s greatest servants—or, at least, of the [[Nazgûl]]—carried dark enchantments that cursed the wounds they inflicted. The wounds themselves varied; those suffered by Steward [[Boromir son of Denethor I\|Boromir]] left him in crippling pain and shortened his life, while the wound taken by [[Frodo]] on [[Weathertop]] threatened to make him a wraith.

Hyarion at 21:58, 21 October 2005

2005-10-21T21:58:22Z

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The weapons of [[Sauron]]'s greatest servants - or, at least, of the [[Nazgûl]] - carried dark enchantments that cursed the wounds they inflicted. The wounds themselves varied; that suffered by Steward [[Boromir]] left in crippling pain and shortened his life, while the wound taken by [[Frodo]] on [[Weathertop]] threatened to make him a wraith.