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- Morag the Executor is a Magi from the Core. He functions as Agram's second in command in his conquest of the Moonlands.
- Morag is an oceanic planet located in the Andromeda Galaxy at the Eclipsing Binary Star M31V J00443799+4129236. Some inhabitants of this planet were the rodent-like Orloni and aquatic crocodile-like creatures.
- Morag es una mujer salvaje. Fue esposa de Craster hasta que éste murió. Es un personaje creado para la cuarta temporada de Game of Thrones.
- Morag is a character in IX.
- thumb|Morag (2369) Commander Morag ist Ende des 24. Jahrhunderts Offizier der klingonischen Armee. 2369 ist Morag für die Patrouille nahe der Grenze der Föderation unter dem Kommando von Gouverneur Torak verantwortlich. (TNG: ) Morag wurde von Reg E. Cathey gespielt und von Dieter Memel synchronisiert.
- Morag is a character in Season 4, debuting in "Oathkeeper". She is one of the many wives of the wildling Craster, and is played by actress Deirdre Monaghan.
- Morag (c. 1981) was a witch and a Hogwarts student in her youth. She was sorted into either Ravenclaw, Slytherin or Hufflepuff on 1 September, 1992. Sometime in late 1992, during a Transfiguration class about Transfiguring a matchstick Morag tried to light hers, and was scolded for it by Professor McGonagall.
- Race: Reptilian Alignment: lawful evil Armor class: 16 Hit points: 195 Attack bonus: +13/+9 Damage: 1d6+4 bludgeoning damage; 20-20(x2) critical hits (magic staff) Hit dice (level): 19 Challenge rating: 23 Spell resistance: 26 Trained skills:(‡) concentration (23), spellcraft (22) Feats: combat casting, dodge, great fortitude, maximize spell, spell focus (evocation), spell penetration, toughness, weapon finesse, weapon focus (mace), weapon proficiency (creature), weapon proficiency (simple).
- Lady Morag is a noble in the Arling of Amaranthine and is first seen in the Oaths of Fealty ceremony. She is standing at the brazier, in the company of Lord Guy.
- Morag (JP) is a boss in Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies.
- Around 3 ABY, Morag implemented a number of plots to destroy Bright Tree Village, enlisting the aid of local Phlogs for some and coercing the Duloks into helping with others. During this time, she was often foiled by the efforts of the Ewok Wicket Wystri Warrick and his friends, who kept Morag from any lasting success. However, she eventually found her chance to confront Logray by exploiting the carelessness of the young Ewok children. Kidnapping Wicket and his friends, Teebo, Latara, and Princess Kneesaa a Jari Kintaka, she ransomed the group in exchange for the Sunstar. In a confrontation at her lair, Morag overpowered the Ewok shaman, obtaining the Sunstar and finally reuniting the two broken halves. However, the resulting power surge collapsed her fortress, and activated the volcano wi
- Morag is the main antagonist in the original Neverwinter Nights campaign. Ten thousand years before the events of the campaign, Morag was a queen of the sarrukh, a powerful and cruel reptilian race from whom the present lizardfolk and yuan-ti are descended. At that time, the continent of Faerûn was a jungle, but after an ice age dawned upon Faerûn, the sarrukh were all but wiped out. In order to sustain themselves, Morag and a handful of her subjects entered an alternate dimension via a magical device known as the Source Stone, which protected them from the cold. Ten millennia later, at the time that the campaign has taken place, the city of Neverwinter has been constructed over the area where the Source Stone lies. Morag desires to regain her power and turn the continent of Faerûn into a
- Commander Morag was an officer in the Klingon Defense Force during the late 24th century. In 2369, Morag was responsible for patrolling near the Federation border, under command of Governor Torak. Morag's patrol took him near Starfleet's Subspace Relay Station 47 every six days. He constantly harassed the two crewmembers of the station, Lieutenants Keith Rocha and Aquiel Uhnari, when he passed the station. In one instance, he locked his ship's disruptors onto the station. Morag was played by Reg E. Cathey.
- When Wil Ohmsford, Amberle Elessedil, and the Rover girl Eretria find the location of the Bloodfire within Safehold, Morag and Mallenroh appear. They are apparently there guarding the power of the Bloodfire for themselves. They taunt each of the trio and do their best to cast doubts in the minds of the three travelers in an effort to turn them against each other. They are almost successful: Amberle and Eretria start arguing and threatening each other. However, when Eretria's hand gets stabbed and her blood shows the way to unlock the Bloodfire, the two snap out of it.
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- Spain's Droids and Ewoks Novelizations, Part 1
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She chose to bring gloom to Brigadoom for reasons related to the darkest parts of the heart.
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- Morag the Executor is a Magi from the Core. He functions as Agram's second in command in his conquest of the Moonlands.
- Morag is an oceanic planet located in the Andromeda Galaxy at the Eclipsing Binary Star M31V J00443799+4129236. Some inhabitants of this planet were the rodent-like Orloni and aquatic crocodile-like creatures.
- Morag es una mujer salvaje. Fue esposa de Craster hasta que éste murió. Es un personaje creado para la cuarta temporada de Game of Thrones.
- Morag is a character in IX.
- Commander Morag was an officer in the Klingon Defense Force during the late 24th century. In 2369, Morag was responsible for patrolling near the Federation border, under command of Governor Torak. Morag's patrol took him near Starfleet's Subspace Relay Station 47 every six days. He constantly harassed the two crewmembers of the station, Lieutenants Keith Rocha and Aquiel Uhnari, when he passed the station. In one instance, he locked his ship's disruptors onto the station. Following this incident, he returned to the station yet again and hailed them. Receiving no answer, Morag boarded the station. Finding nobody aboard, he stole encrypted Federation messages and left. Three days later, Governor Torak was summoned to the USS Enterprise-D to answer allegations about their involvement in the deaths of the station's crew. Before arriving, the Klingons managed to find Lieutenant Uhnari, who had abandoned the station via a shuttlecraft, and brought her to the Enterprise-D to prove they had not killed her. The whereabouts of Lieutenant Rocha, however, was yet to be determined. Morag was later brought in for questioning, as his DNA was found aboard the station. Although he at first claimed he merely boarded the station because he was "concerned", he was ordered by Torak to admit that he had taken the encrypted messages and that although he had seen blood, nobody was on the station. He then denied having killed Rocha, but Captain Jean-Luc Picard requested that Morag remain aboard the Enterprise-D until the investigation was finished. When it was learned that a coalescent organism had killed Rocha and taken the lieutenant's form, Morag and Lieutenant Uhnari were suspected of being the organism. However, it was learned that the organism had actually taken the form of Uhnari's dog, Maura, and it was subsequently destroyed. (TNG: "Aquiel" ) Morag was played by Reg E. Cathey.
- When Wil Ohmsford, Amberle Elessedil, and the Rover girl Eretria find the location of the Bloodfire within Safehold, Morag and Mallenroh appear. They are apparently there guarding the power of the Bloodfire for themselves. They taunt each of the trio and do their best to cast doubts in the minds of the three travelers in an effort to turn them against each other. They are almost successful: Amberle and Eretria start arguing and threatening each other. However, when Eretria's hand gets stabbed and her blood shows the way to unlock the Bloodfire, the two snap out of it. Morag and Mallenroh recognize Amberle as the bearer of the Ellcrys' seed, and they try to stop Amberle from entering the Bloodfire. However, they are stopped by Wil, who kills them both easily using the Elfstones.
- Around 3 ABY, Morag implemented a number of plots to destroy Bright Tree Village, enlisting the aid of local Phlogs for some and coercing the Duloks into helping with others. During this time, she was often foiled by the efforts of the Ewok Wicket Wystri Warrick and his friends, who kept Morag from any lasting success. However, she eventually found her chance to confront Logray by exploiting the carelessness of the young Ewok children. Kidnapping Wicket and his friends, Teebo, Latara, and Princess Kneesaa a Jari Kintaka, she ransomed the group in exchange for the Sunstar. In a confrontation at her lair, Morag overpowered the Ewok shaman, obtaining the Sunstar and finally reuniting the two broken halves. However, the resulting power surge collapsed her fortress, and activated the volcano within Mount Thunderstone. Only the power of the Sunstar saved Morag from death, instead transforming her into an imposing lava creature. As Morag attempted to finish off her old nemesis, Logray activated a geyser of water, freezing Morag into a statue of stone. With one final attempt to destroy the Ewoks, Morag lunged for Logray but collapsed into a pile of rubble.
- thumb|Morag (2369) Commander Morag ist Ende des 24. Jahrhunderts Offizier der klingonischen Armee. 2369 ist Morag für die Patrouille nahe der Grenze der Föderation unter dem Kommando von Gouverneur Torak verantwortlich. (TNG: ) Morag wurde von Reg E. Cathey gespielt und von Dieter Memel synchronisiert.
- Morag is a character in Season 4, debuting in "Oathkeeper". She is one of the many wives of the wildling Craster, and is played by actress Deirdre Monaghan.
- Morag (c. 1981) was a witch and a Hogwarts student in her youth. She was sorted into either Ravenclaw, Slytherin or Hufflepuff on 1 September, 1992. Sometime in late 1992, during a Transfiguration class about Transfiguring a matchstick Morag tried to light hers, and was scolded for it by Professor McGonagall.
- Race: Reptilian Alignment: lawful evil Armor class: 16 Hit points: 195 Attack bonus: +13/+9 Damage: 1d6+4 bludgeoning damage; 20-20(x2) critical hits (magic staff) Hit dice (level): 19 Challenge rating: 23 Spell resistance: 26 Trained skills:(‡) concentration (23), spellcraft (22) Feats: combat casting, dodge, great fortitude, maximize spell, spell focus (evocation), spell penetration, toughness, weapon finesse, weapon focus (mace), weapon proficiency (creature), weapon proficiency (simple).
- Lady Morag is a noble in the Arling of Amaranthine and is first seen in the Oaths of Fealty ceremony. She is standing at the brazier, in the company of Lord Guy.
- Morag (JP) is a boss in Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies.
- Morag is the main antagonist in the original Neverwinter Nights campaign. Ten thousand years before the events of the campaign, Morag was a queen of the sarrukh, a powerful and cruel reptilian race from whom the present lizardfolk and yuan-ti are descended. At that time, the continent of Faerûn was a jungle, but after an ice age dawned upon Faerûn, the sarrukh were all but wiped out. In order to sustain themselves, Morag and a handful of her subjects entered an alternate dimension via a magical device known as the Source Stone, which protected them from the cold. Ten millennia later, at the time that the campaign has taken place, the city of Neverwinter has been constructed over the area where the Source Stone lies. Morag desires to regain her power and turn the continent of Faerûn into a jungle once more, over which she shall rule as of old. One day Maugrim, who had heard rumors of the Source Stone, encounters it while on a search, and triggers the plague, which is a defense system of the Source Stone. Though infected and dying, Morag uses her power to heal Maugrim and tells him of her ambitions. As she will be able to gain power over from those who die within the vicinity of the Source Stone, she commands Maugrim to spread the plague throughout Neverwinter, which he does. After the execution of Fenthick, Morag begins to appear to Aribeth in her dreams, tempting her to defect to Maugrim's cause as a means of revenge against Neverwinter for seeking Fenthick's death. Aribeth eventually gives in, and agrees to lead a Luskan army in an attack on Neverwinter. Meanwhile, she also has Maugrim and his cult seeking the four Words of Power, ancient sarrukh artifacts that contain magical power which Morag can use to free herself from the Source Stone. Though the hero succeeds in recovering three of these Words before Maugrim can, the one that Maugrim does find is the most powerful of all, and combined with the power that Morag has already gained from those who have died of the plague and during the siege of Neverwinter, which is taking place by now, Morag has regained enough power to break free of the Source Stone, and will do so imminently. After killing Maugrim and recovering the last Word of Power, in order to prevent Morag's return, the hero uses the four Words of Power to enter the Source Stone and confront Morag. In the ensuing fight, the hero kills Morag and the realm contained within the Source Stone begins to implode. In order to save the hero, Haedraline opens a portal to an "astral pocket," which allows the hero to escape from the Source Stone, and subsequently opens a portal that leads back to Faerûn.
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