Turul
“ Hungarians proved this thing, unknown to their religion. A bird of prey on their talons that is sharper than swords and knives, piercing through shields and armor. Nobody, when you encounter this big hawk, orders their big hawk to drop the owner's sword and their crown as their crown prince. The known national symbol of Hungary is the warrior hawk. ”
– Eostre
Scientific Taxonomy & Character Information
Domain: Eukaryota
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Reptilia
Order: Falconiformes
Family: Falconidae
Genius: Reinofalco
Species: Reinofalco hungarica
Descendant: Merlin Falcon × Saker Falcon hybrid
Named by: Wilhelm Sanders
Year Published: 1998
Size: 3.50 m tall in length (11.44 feet), 450 kg in weight, 35 m in wingspan at length
Lifespan: 30-35 years
Type:
Reptiles (Archosaurs)
Birds (Falcons)
Mythical
Guardian
Title:
Hungarian Falcon
Warrior's Hawk
Hungarian Giant Bird
Pantheon: Hungarian
Time Period: Pleistocene to Holocene
Alignment: Neutral
Threat Level: ★★★★★
Diet: Omnivorous
Elements: Air, combat
Inflicts: Aired, bleeding, confusion
Weaknesses: Electric, ice, sound
Casualties:
PAPRIN
???
TROQA
Patricia
Based On:
itself
Gandalf's Eagles
Conservation Status: Endangered (EN) – IUCN Red List
Turul (Reinofalco hungarica) is the one of the mythical creatures introduced in Worldcraft: Five Worlds from an Island, the main deuteragonist for Hungarians like Conan to Genevieve. The turul is a mythological bird of prey, mostly depicted as a falcon, a national symbol of Hungarians.
Etymology
In Modern Hungarian as the plural "turulok" was from Turkish: "toğrul" means to a bird of prey like eagle rather than hawk, it refers to the giant birds in the most mythologies.
Physical Appearance
With the exception of a golden crown as a monarch, Turul evolved for a golden eagle of the Northern Hemisphere, a hybrid of an African crowned eagle and a Latin American harpy eagle. The white feathery buttons are visible in this instance and are being used as intended. Unlike falcons and eagles, Turul had brown eyes and superb vision. Turul have zygodactyl feet, which suggests they are connected to parrots as their progenitors, unlike actual falcons and hawks. This indicates that they mistook the Golden Eagle's convergent development for that of the Haast's Eagle or the Pouakai.
Abilities
A swift predator of the skies, Turul grabs adversaries into the air at the speed of a wind. When Turul kills an enemy by hurling him 45 meters into the air, he gives a heights-phobia warning. Turul fanning their wings produced a horrible twister that lasted for two seconds before it stopped confusing the adversaries. Turul use their claws, which can readily pierce metal armor and even osteoderms. They are sharper than swords. To avoid turul-caused exsanguination and dismemberment, wear better armor like unobtainium, diamond, obsidian, mithril, orichalcum, and other materials with higher resistance.
Skills
Phoenix' Sore (Sas fáj) - Turul uses their wings to blow up and fanned up, creating a twister in two seconds until fate. Causes confusion, recommending the pills to prevent the exhaustion by Turul.
Claws of Guilty (Bűnös karmai) - Turul launches a surprise aerial attack, they can inflict dismemberment and exsanguination, their enemie's wounds with their talons. Avoiding this aerial performance attack is dodging and siding for better.
Betrayal of Sins (A Bűnök Árulása) - In The Recollections of Queen Arianna saga, Turul abducts an enemy/enemies with their talons and launching into the sky itself, thrown or dropped off the enemies into the death at 45 meters at above sea level; causes trauma, exsanguination, dismemberment, confusion, injured, impaled, fear of heights, deaf, and death. Turul started to run away in the Past and Present Incidents narrative, and its speed increased with time. When the ally comes close to Turul, an ally hero can mount it (only one allied hero can ride with this species). The bird can sprint in the direction of any enemy. Turul will detonate upon striking the adversary hero, inflicting devastating devastation to adversaries in the vicinity. dazzling them for 0.5–1.5 seconds while causing a fog and dust burst to appear at the scene. Enemies inside the zone are constantly slowed and dealt with airblight and stunned.
Chivalrous Bond (Lovagi kötelék) - Turul with their owner if knighthood, soldier, general, royal family, or other chivalrous occupation relates to Turul's powers. Causes increased attack damage, magic damage, and physical defense.
Weather Phenomenon
Thunderstorms
Ecology
Turul sits at the middle of the food chain. Turul was in solidarity, only the female found her mate to male. Turul when lays an egg up ro six, three to six (usually 4 or 5) eggs are laid. The rusty brown eggs average at about 40 mm × 31.5 mm (1.57 in × 1.24 in). The incubation period is 25 to 35 days. Incubation is performed by the female to about 90%; the male instead hunts to feed the family. Hatchlings weigh about 20 g (0.70 oz). The young fledge after another 35 days or so, and are dependent on their parents for up to 6 more weeks. Sometimes first-year Turuls (especially males) will serve as a "nest helper" for an adult pair. More than half—often all or almost all—eggs of a clutch survive hatching, and at least two-thirds of the hatched young fledglings.
They also appear in the east but are uncommon in Hungary, but very rare to migrate outside their country to worldwide. Usually hunting during nighttime or dawn hours, but were recorded hunting from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset during the breeding season in Hungary. When conditions are heavily anticyclonic, there is more soaring during the day and dusk. Territoriality is believed to be the primary cause of interactions and confrontations between non-paired birds. Turul was the apex predator, until Sárkány is the true one apex predator in Hungary. Prefer wild, native prey but can easily adapt to domesticated and/or exotic animals, most often when the prey returns to a nest with all kinds of animals.
It is also said that the mythic bird, the Turul, is the original bird of the original Hungarians, the Magyars, who migrated out of the plains of Central Asia. Turul dropped its sword in what is now modern day Budapest, indicating to the Magyars that the area was to be their homeland, and snatched the enemy with one or two claws holding it to death by fall damage.
Behavior
The Turul's role is one of a protector spirit that protects the Hungarians or other turuls. This bird was curious and passive peacefully until provoked without being deadly, but is forbidden for use.
Distribution and Habitat
Turul was located in temperate deciduous, oceanic climate, Mediterranean forest, boreal forest/taiga, tundra, and xeric shrubland regions in Berbania, Reinachos, and Earth. The original home of Turul was Hungary, this bird’s homeland.
Movement Pattern: Full Migrant
Individual Type: Solo
Population Trend: Stable
Population:
Earth: 5,000
Berbania: 9,000
Locomotion: Airborne
Habitat: All
Earth:
Extant (Resident): Hungary
Berbania:
Extant & Reintroduced (Resident): Zowhringe
Reinachos:
Extant & Reintroduced (Resident): Hybornia; Hordan; Jejirique; Amazonia
Sawintir: ???
Tamed
Unlike dinosaur guardians, Turul is one of the only exceptions that need a daunted task force. Turul attacked you when you survived from high damage, after Turul was tired for a chance to feed and heal, and back and vice versa. After Turul was overexposed, feed with meats for chances are now instantly tamed.
Alternatively, the chick feeds with meat from the rabbit in the nest.
Lore
Project Pashneia, a scientific project by the Terran branch of Deities to construct any animals, monsters, or humans in terms of their own, produced Turul, the ultimate weapon. The mythical falcon, the Turul, which resembles an eagle, is said to be the first bird of the Magyars, the original Hungarians who moved from the plains of Central Asia.
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Trivia
As a result, the Turul has continued to be a significant emblem in Hungary, representing the fabled strength of the Hungarian god Isten.
The Saker falcon is the national bird of Hungary and a Hungarian mythological bird, the Turul, was probably a Saker falcon.