Talk:Murtagh

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Contents 1 FA nomination 2 Affilaction 3 Possible romance 4 The Multiple Minds 5 Methinks the Powers section is speculative - more so than usual 6 Eragon vs Murtagh

[edit] FA nomination

• Support. I've done some revamping of the article, and I think it's worth nominating. « Amina . skywalker (¿Hábleme?) 14:16, 17 June 2006 (UTC)
• Support, the artical is well writen and has a lot of facts. I think it would be a great feature artical. ~User: Red Head Rider
• Support. Good article that deserves feature status! :) G.He_(Talk!) 01:05, 20 June 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Affilaction

Should the template show all his affilations over time like on Wookieepedia. In other words it would look like this: Varden, Empire, Galbatorix, Galbatorix's Dragon Riders.

[edit] Possible romance

It is hinted in Eragon that Murtagh is deeply attracted to Nasuada (something that Eragon also guesses), who eventually will become the leader of the Varden in Empire

Does anyone know what this is about exactly? Red Head Rider 22:05, 24 October 2006 (UTC)

It used to be Nasuada, but Koolguy0 (Talk) changed it. G.He_(Talk!) 22:33, 24 October 2006 (UTC)

I've only heard the Nasuada theory. This is news to me. I think the Nasuada verson should be put back in. Red Head Rider 14:29, 25 October 2006 (UTC)

Agreed. G.He_(Talk!) 23:45, 26 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] The Multiple Minds

Is it possible that Murtagh is calling upon the Vault of Souls? it would explain both his enormous power and the multiple thoughts in his body. He could draw on their energy the same way Eragon drew on the creatures in Esmerelda (I know it's spelt wrong but never mind, I got the book from the libiary resently). The black magic might be the power to call on them among other things. Though I doubt this, because Eragon will supposedly draw o that power too, but I still think that Galbatorix knows not to draw on them, explaining his rising power, for he could store it in gems to be released, and he taught Murtagh how to do it too.

[edit] Methinks the Powers section is speculative - more so than usual

• How does one AVOID 'magical' powers?! It isn't exactly

Eragon: KAMEHAMEHA! - oops,  Ka'me'haj'gmez'h'a! 
Murtagh: Hah! I dodged! You're a weakling, little brother! Too weak to serve the Saiyans - err, Riders.
Eragon: Piccolo, how'd he do that?!

It's more like:

Murtagh: AVADA KEDAVRA!
Game message: One-hit KO! Hrothgar died! Use next Varden? (YES/NO)

So, what I'm trying to say is, you can't dodge the Ancient Language spells. All he has to do is yell Letta or something, and Eragon stops. If Eragon'd already gotten into Murtagh's mind, maybe he could dodge, but it still wouldn't be easy - Brom gave an entire LECTURE on that back in Eragon. I apologize for the bad humor. 169.229.121.94 02:11, 2 May 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Eragon vs Murtagh

You know just thinking about it but I was reading the section about Eragon and Murtagh being more or less powerful than the other. I still think that with more or the Elven Spellcasters/Aren then Eragon would be able to defeat Murtagh but obviously until there is a definitive result this is speculation but there is one thing I would love in the forth book.

Imagine Era and Mur fighting and basically they land, Murtagh loses the Eldunari, Eragon loses Eran and the Elves assisting him and basically everything that powers then beyond normal. I would love to see who wins in a fair fight without all the bogus magic or power boosters.

My money would be on Eragno though, he would be a better swordsman with his Elvin abilities and his magic would be stronger then.