warg
9.9
A person who can enter an animal's mind to control or share its senses
- noun
- /wɔrg/
- Literature
- In the story, the hero can warg into a dragon, feeling its power and flight.
Examples
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What do you see? - Warg!
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Heck, start with a warg who can tag the target, then sit there in stealth while other people do all the work.
Blog text (19) -
As a warg, she could see through the eyes of her loyal wolf while hunting.
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The young warg learned to connect with a hawk, soaring above the kingdom.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Warg is also used for a person who can enter an animal's mind and share its senses. This use keeps the old link to vargr ('wolf'), so a warg is like someone who can 'be' a wolf in their mind.