Wulta-Ongorean
Wulta-Ongorean was a Far Antique Ûmeri Emperor and the father of Avalunsil .

Story

Wulta-Ongorean was executed by the Skettic chieftain Symaul under unknown circumstances . His daughter and eventual successor Avalunsil avenged his death by murdering Symaul with a fish knife .

Wulta-Ongorean

Title(s): Emperor
Lived: ? - ?
Race: Men
Ethnicity: Norsirai
Nationality: Ûmeri
Gender: Male
Occupation: Emperor of the Ûmeri Empire
Relatives: Avalunsil (daughter)
Books: The Unholy Consult (mentioned)

Wulta-Ongorean

Title(s): Emperor
Lived: ? - ?
Race: Men
Ethnicity: Norsirai
Nationality: Ûmeri
Gender: Male
Occupation: Emperor of the Ûmeri Empire
Relatives: Avalunsil (daughter)
Books: The Unholy Consult (mentioned)

Wustamitas
An Ordealman from Nangaelsa.

Wutmouth
"River Wutmouth" The River Wutmouth is the immense river joining Lake Huösi to the Meneanor Sea .

Wutteät
Wutteät is a wracu , ancient beyond measure. He claims to have lived aboard the Incû-Holoinas as it visited many worlds before crashing in Eärwa ; and to have been the first being to depart the Ark, bearing Sil the Inchoroi King upon it. Wutteät's neck was reportedly broken by the Nonman warrior Ciögli during the Cûno-Inchoroi Wars . However, he apparently survived and recovered, as the Mandate records him as being involved in the later Apocalypse . After the Apocalypse, Wutteät came to reside in the ruins of the Library of Sauglish . He grew old, blind, and decrepit over the subsequent two thousand years; he would occasionally fly out in search of cities to destroy, but was unable to find any. In 4132, his den was discovered by Drusas Achamian and Nil’giccas . The two fought the Wracu and eventually forced him to flee, though they were unable to kill him.

Wutteät

Aliases: Father of Dragons The First The Terrible The Black-and-Gold
Lived: ? - present
Race: Wracu
Gender: Male
Books: The White-Luck Warrior

Wutteät

Aliases: Father of Dragons The First The Terrible The Black-and-Gold
Lived: ? - present
Race: Wracu
Gender: Male
Books: The White-Luck Warrior

wulfenite
-native lead molybdate occurring in tetragonal crystals, usually tabular, and of a bright orange
-yellow to red, gray, or brown color;
-- also called yellow lead ore.

wull
-see 2d will.

wung
-out
-having the sails set in the manner called wing
-and
-wing.

wurbagool
-a fruit bat (pteropus medius) native of india. it is similar to the flying fox, but smaller.

wurmal
-see wormil.

wurraluh
-the australian white
-quilled honey eater (entomyza albipennis).

wust
-alt. of wuste

wuste
-imp. of wit.