to warg
- verb
- Literature
- She learned to warg into her wolf companion and see through its eyes.
- warg into a dragon
- warging abilities
Examples
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Bran can warg into animals, allowing him to see through their eyes and experience their senses.
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In the novel, the wizard could warg into a hawk to scout the enemy camp.
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The hero tried to warg into a horse to escape the locked stable.
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He can warg into his wolf and see through its eyes.
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The sorceress warged into the eagle to scout ahead.
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In the story, the hero learns to warg into his wolf, which helps him understand the world in a completely new way.
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The ancient spell allowed the mage to warg into a dragon, granting him the ability to fly across the kingdom.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Warg as a verb means to enter an animal's mind and see or feel through it. This verb comes from the same old Norse root vargr ('wolf'), so to warg is to 'become' the animal in your head in fantasy stories.