Urgals fought in many major battles during the war. They captured both Arya and Eragon at different intervals brought both their captives to the fortress city of Gil'ead under the command of Durza. Later, when Eragon killed Durza during the Battle under Farthen Dûr by stabbing him through the heart, the spell was broken and the Urgals were freed.

Kulkarvek was the only Urgal king. After his death, his body lay in state in the Barrows of Anghelm. Of the warnings that the Umaroth gave Murtagh and Thorn for their travels in the north, this was the first. The quote from Umaroth is as follows:

Urgals are a race of sentient creatures that inhabited Alagaësia. Forced by Durza into the service of Galbatorix, they were considered evil by most humans, but were not inherently so. Though most were uneducated, they made up for this with brute force, exceptional fighting and commanding skills.

Eragon is disheartened when he fails to save two dwarves from a tunnel cave-in. An Urgal bard tells him the ancient tale of Vêrmund, the Worm of Kulkaras, a wild dragon who feasts on an Urgal clan and its livestock and then settles in a nearby mountain.

Kull were especially large Urgals. Kull were born as Urgals and through their growth, they grew progressively larger until they were above eight feet tall. Also, when they are born they have no horns but as they grow they slowly get them. They were then called Kull.

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To start, let's establish a common understanding about the creation of the Beors: Orik commenced by recounting how, at the dawn of history, the race of dwarves had migrated from the once-verdant fields of the Hadarac Desert to the Beor Mountains" Hmm.

Has anyone ever wondered how the urgals were able to follow the elves from Alalea? Considering how their perceived you wouldn't think they'd be advanced enough to make the journey. Which makes me wonder did the urgals have help? Did they get lucky? Or were they maybe more advanced and intelligent at the time?

In Inheritance, Eragon describes the Urgal children as looking similar to human children (before they get their horns), except for their grey skin and yellow eyes. On average Urgals have lifespans similar to humans, they are stronger, faster and can run for much longer distances than any human or dwarf.

Nov 9, 2023 · How in the first book did the kull knew to follow and found eragon till tronjheim that doesn’t make sense to me we never heard of any urgal might be following eragon and murtagh earlier in the book. Please note that currently discussion about the new Murtagh book is currently only allowed in our spoiler megathread.