The Morrigan: Warrior. Seer. Queen of Chaos. 🖤 She’s not just an Irish goddess—she’s the battlefield embodied. Her crows don’t just watch; they decide the outcome. Her prophecies aren’t warnings; they’re destiny. Did you know? The Morrigan doesn’t just predict outcomes—she creates them. In the heat of war, she drives warriors into a frenzy, fighting like there’s no tomorrow.🌪️ ✨ Her symbols: Crows, wolves, cauldrons, swords, and even eels. Which one resonates most with you? ✨ Her message…

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The Morrigan is one of the prime examples of a triple goddess. The name Morrigan comes from the Irish Mór-Ríoghain, meaning “great queen” or “nightmare queen.” This goddess is typically depicted as three individuals though any one of them may also appear by themselves. Most often associated with war, fate, and death, the Morrigan has […]