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→Trivia: Sorry, I'm the same guy who did the "Added from LOTR" edit. I noticed after I changed it that it didn't sound right so I fixed it. It's all good and done now. I apologize.
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(→Trivia: Sorry, I'm the same guy who did the "Added from LOTR" edit. I noticed after I changed it that it didn't sound right so I fixed it. It's all good and done now. I apologize.) Tag: Mobile edit |
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Golgoroth's name may be inspired by the [http://tolkiengateway.net/wiki/Ered_Gorgoroth Erd Gorgoroth] Mountain chain from Lord Of The Rings in the north of Beleriand, named such by the Sindar of Doriath after the spider-creature Ungoliant made it her temporary home, and wove webs which sucked away all light and poisoned the land, much like Golgorth's Ogre's Venom ability. Both of which could have come from the Biblical location Golgotha (Hebrew). | *Golgoroth's name may be inspired by the [http://tolkiengateway.net/wiki/Ered_Gorgoroth Erd Gorgoroth] Mountain chain from Lord Of The Rings. It's in the north of Beleriand, named such by the Sindar of Doriath after the spider-creature Ungoliant made it her temporary home, and wove webs which sucked away all light and poisoned the land, much like Golgorth's Ogre's Venom ability. Both of which could have come from the Biblical location Golgotha (Hebrew). | ||
*Gol-Goroth is also the name of a Cthulhu Mythos deity, described in one form as a colossal black toad with an impossibly malevolent gaze. | *Gol-Goroth is also the name of a Cthulhu Mythos deity, described in one form as a colossal black toad with an impossibly malevolent gaze. | ||
*Golgoroth's overall design as an Ogre is by far the most unique in ''Destiny''. | *Golgoroth's overall design as an Ogre is by far the most unique in ''Destiny''. | ||