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[[Captain of the Guard|Robbie]], King [[Culen]], and even [[Wyvern (Dragon)|Wyvern]] the dragon used it when addressing or referring to [[Hudson|Mentor]]. ''([[The Draw|"The Draw"]], [[The Promise|"The Promise"]], [[The Dream|"The Dream"]])'' | [[Captain of the Guard|Robbie]], King [[Culen]], and even [[Wyvern (Dragon)|Wyvern]] the dragon used it when addressing or referring to [[Hudson|Mentor]]. ''([[The Draw|"The Draw"]], [[The Promise|"The Promise"]], [[The Dream|"The Dream"]])'' | ||
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| + | In 1997, [[Coldstone]] used the term when referring to [[Goliath]]. ''([[Cold Comfort|"Cold Comfort"]])'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:26, 13 June 2024
Rhydderch is a title synonymous for "leader" or "gargoyle leader" in 10th Century Scotland.
Robbie, King Culen, and even Wyvern the dragon used it when addressing or referring to Mentor. ("The Draw", "The Promise", "The Dream")
In 1997, Coldstone used the term when referring to Goliath. ("Cold Comfort")
Real World Background
"Rhydderch" was a name borne by many northern British kings in the early Middle Ages. Among them was a King Rhydderch of Strathclyde, who slew Culen in 971, after Culen abducted his daughter.
